Big Ben, which means something like great Benjamin, is the symbol of London.

But many refer to the whole tower as Big Ben, which is wrong, because Big Ben is only the heaviest bell. The tower as such has been called Elizabeth Tower since 2012, in honor of Queen Elizabeth II’s diamond jubilee.

The stroke of the bell of Big Ben is known as the voice of Britain.

Now you can assemble this tower as a 3D puzzle. The special thing about it is that the building contains a real clock.

Illustrated instructions and numbered puzzle pieces make three-dimensional puzzles an experience even for those who are inexperienced.

The plastic parts ensure a stable hold – without any glue. After the puzzle, the Big Ben is completed by plugging in the accessories. The instructions show what belongs where and how it works in easy-to-understand pictures. Step by step you will achieve a unique result.

Assembling the tower is relatively easy if you follow the instructions correctly. The assembly of the spire is tricky due to the shrinking parts.