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This is kind of a confusing subject, because the name “Big Ben” is often misused. The name “Big Ben” refers not to a building, nor a tower, nor even a clock, but a really big cast iron bell. In the country of England, in the city of London, there is a building called the Palace of Westminster. This building houses the Parliament of the United Kingdom, and is therefore the county’s center of government. The Palace of Westminster has a big clock tower, which is called the “Tower of Palace Westminster” or simply “Westminster Tower”. The tower’s clock is famous for being on time, and at special times (such as tea time) the clock triggers a huge mechanism, which rings a 14-ton bell! This bell is named “Big Ben”.
The confusion comes when people think either the tower, the building, or even the clock is called “Big Ben”. Native Londoners have a field day with people who think their parliament is called Big Ben, and all sorts of funny jokes have come out of the mistaken identity.



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Big Ben and the clock tower it inhabits has become a national landmark. Along with the Tower Bridge, Big Ben is a symbol of London, of England, and even of all of Europe. Big Ben and Westminster Tower joins a fraternity of famous landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower in Paris and the Colosseum in Rome.
Big Ben was built or “cast”. It is made out of cast iron, which means liquid iron was poured into a mold. It was finished in the year 1856 and has been ringing away ever since. The clock and the bell are known for their reliability, with the clock only breaking down once in its whole history (in 1975). People would always synchronize their pocket watches with Big Ben’s clock, and if you visit you can too.


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