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Stonehenge is already protected by not allowing access (except once or twice a year). Peolple must now admire it from a distance.
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The great bell of the palace of Westminster clock tower, commonly known as Big Ben, was the largest bell in England at 16 tons...
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Thousands of people visit London and Big Ben daily. It is a tourist attraction although not open to the public.
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Big Ben is synonymous as the Great Bell, the Clock and the Tower in which it is encased. Big Ben is actually named after Sir...
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Charles Barry and Augustus Pugin designed Big Ben.
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the French city of Paris
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There are 3 main floors for sure!
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The Great Bell of the Palace of Westminster clock tower, commonly known as Big Ben, is made from 13.5 ton, (13,760 Kg) of a...
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According to the official figures, the Tower of London has an average of over two million visitors each year.
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i don't know that is why i used this site
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It's located on the Promenade between the Central and North Pier in Blackpool. The postal address is Blackpool Tower Promenade...
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As an expression of a long lost prehistoric cosmology: See the Related Link.
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Stonehenge: Near the town of Avebury in Wiltshire, England. Stonehenge is the most Iconic of British megalithic monuments. It...
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It was built by King Louis XIV as the royal palace. The structure as it is seen today was built around a lavish hunting lodge...
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you will find all your answers on this website: http://www.royal.gov.uk/TheRoyalResidences/BuckinghamPalace/BuckinghamPalace.aspx
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the latitude 51 degrees 30 minutes and 2 seconds north and the latitude 51 degrees 30 minutes and 2.16 seconds north
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There are 6123 paintings in the Versailles chateau.
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Eiffel tower, Great Wall, Perspolis, Sydney Opera House, Washington DC, and The Grand Canyon. There are lots more too!
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The Collosseum in Rome was built by skilled stonemasons, assisted by thousands of slaves using stone, bricks, wood and other...
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1500 years ago If you mean when then 70-72 AD was when it started.
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Yes, it still works as a clock and still chimes.
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124.86 kilometres (77.59 miles)
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The Republic of France
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Stonehenge is about 80 miles west of London. I'm guessing that's about 3 degrees west. Latitude, again a guess, is about 54...
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32, each holding 25 people - 800 in total.
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Stonehenge is important because it is one of the last unexplained structures on the planet. By C.M.
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Only one worker died while the Eiffel tower was under construction. He wasn't working at the time of the accident (it was a...
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The foundation stone to the Tower was laid on the 28th September 1843.
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Stone hendge is a formation of stones and not a religion, however, Pagan Druids would have been holding rituals at the stones.
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124.86 kilometres (77.59 miles)
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I have been to London when i was in medical school and this was one of the highlights of my visit. The London Eye is on the South...
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The Tower of London is located on the north bank of the River Thames in London, England.
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Around 1856 the first attempt to attach the bell, it was broken upon delivery. The bell was actually broken a couple of times....
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Nobody found Stonehenge because it has never been lost. Its location has always been known the only real mysteries are, who built...
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The clockfaces of the Big Ben have a diameter of 7.5m.
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There are no figures available as to the number of visitors to Big Ben. Although it is open to the public there are certain rules...
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Entrance fee for mar 2010-2011 To the 2nd floor Adults: 8.10 € Child : 6.40 € To the top floor Adults : 13.10 € ...
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You are close with your last dates, Building started in 1163 and was completely finished in 1345, the cathedral was being used...
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because i love the big ben so much i went to see it!!!!!!!!!!!!!! OMG
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he has 725 steps wich make it a long walk.
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The Palace of Versailles was built as an expression of Louis XIV's absolute power. Louis used approxiamtely 60% of France's...
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over 600, round about 775....cool isn't it Guy's!
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there are probably about 3 or 4 maybe 5 levels in buckingham palace. I'm not sure!! :-P
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it took 5 million bricks, 2500 tons of iron and 93 tons of cast steel
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London!
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Pantheon is Rome, the geographical area and building or building complex, in Rome and Campus Martius
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The London Eye is a giant Ferris wheel tourist attraction on the south bank of the river Thames, central London, opposite the...
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It was designed by a team of architects consisting of Frank Anatole, Nic Bailey, Julia Barfield, Steven Chilton, Malcolm Cook,...
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