Cleaned and renovated and majestic as ever. Have seen Big Ben years ago with and without scaffolding for the repairs. Now that it is complete, they did a good job and well worth visiting London to see.

Probably the symbol for London, it wraps so many things about England and London in to one identifiable piece of architecture. Big Ben is the clock in the clock tower of the Palace of Westminster, better known as the Houses of Parliament. However, the entire clock tower has taken on the name and identity for London. More than the Tower of London or Buckingham Palace, Big Ben is the symbol people most think of when you mention London. It is a MUST SEE on any visit and can be seen from so many places. However, my favorite may have been the London Eye.

We were surprised by the timbre of the clock when we walked by on our way to the Parliment. Sounds like all is well in Big Ben land. Tickets to the Parliment are hard to come by - when we looked they were 3 weeks out. Still, enough to walk by and admire while waiting again for that glorious sound.

After going to Churchills war room we decided to walk around the area and see what we could find. We found Westminster abbey which is right next door to the House of Parliament which is part of Big Ben. It was a pretty site to see but we had no desire to dig any deeper based on the “pricey” comments of readers.

This place is so beatiful for everybody because it is a typical attraction of london, it is a must see! This place is so beatiful for the color, it’s like the Sun, and the clock is amazing to the eyes. If you go, the place is near the river and the city center of London. So it’s easy to find.

the view was spectacular, the "Big Ben" was the FIRST build that I immediately fell in love with. At night it is unique, this building is fantastic and the people nearby give to the place a touch of class. It was fascinating, It’s definitely worth a visit! 100% recommended!

Going to London has an obligatory stop. The iconic symbol of London has to be seen in first person. One of the most beautiful monuments that can be seen. It's a shame having a lot of people taking pictures and street vendors, but it's worth it

We held out until opening day to get tickets to see The Elizabeth Tower, better known as Big Ben, after years of renovation. What an amazing tour! David, our guide, led us up the 334 steps to the top, with stops along the way to discuss the history and facts of the famous clock. He was extremely knowledgeable, and we thoroughly enjoyed seeing the clock and bells in motion. What a great experience…one that we’ll recommend to anyone and everyone.

One of the most visited site in London and quite a view and beautiful location and nearby places near BIg Ben! Great view and great experience as place is surrounded by visitors who enjoy the picturesque surroundings!!

Big Ben was nothing short of breathtaking. Towering over the heart of the city, it's a magnificent blend of history, art, and architecture that captivates instantly. Every chime seemed to tell tales of old, echoing the city's rich tapestry of stories. It's more than just a clock tower—it's an icon, a living testament to London's grandeur. Standing there, amidst the hustle and bustle of the city, gazing up at Big Ben illuminated against the backdrop of the London sky, was a moment of pure awe. It's a sight that pictures can't do justice to; you have to be there to feel its magic. A visit to London is incomplete without basking in the glow of Big Ben!