Bell Tower, Bell tower in the United Kingdom
The Bell Tower, part of the historic Palace of Westminster, is an iconic landmark in London.
Famously housing the Big Ben, the Bell Tower was completed in 1859 and has been a symbol of the UK since then.
Big Ben's chimes are broadcasted by BBC to mark the New Year's arrival in the UK.
Tours of the Bell Tower are restricted, generally reserved for UK residents arranged through their Member of Parliament.
The tower leans slightly to the north-west, with a deviation that was noted as early as the 1890s.
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