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Big Ben, an iconic symbol of London, stands majestically against the city's skyline. Despite common misconceptions, "Big Ben" actually refers to the massive bell housed within the Elizabeth Tower at the north end of the Houses of Parliament. This 96-meter-tall structure, with its ornate Gothic Revival architecture, is a testament to Victorian engineering and design. Visitors flock from all corners of the globe to witness its grandeur firsthand and to hear the resounding chimes that have marked the passage of time since 1859. Its timeless face, with hands sweeping over a simple yet elegant clock design, has become a global emblem of punctuality and tradition.