Landmark · London
Big Ben in Minecraft
The free London map includes Big Ben — the Elizabeth Tower — beside Westminster, with the Thames and the London Eye across the river. Download it for Java or Bedrock and teleport to the top of the clock tower.

Measured in the downloadable world
We opened the published Java world and measured the landmark block by block. These are the numbers you will find in game.
- Height in the world
- ≈ 95 blocks
- Top block (Java)
- X 1897 · Y 47 · Z 2526
- Free map
- London · 20 km² · Java + Bedrock
- Go straight there
/tp @s 1897 49 2526
The Elizabeth Tower rises from the Westminster district of the 20 km² London world as a tall stone clock tower with a pointed spire. In the Java world it is about 95 blocks high, almost exactly the real tower's 96 m.
Around it the map follows real London: Parliament and Westminster Abbey, the bends of the Thames with its bridges, and the London Eye on the South Bank. It suits role-play servers, detective stories through government streets or a boat route along the river.

How to visit Big Ben
- 01
Download the free London map
Open the free map page, sign in and choose the Java ZIP or the Bedrock MCWORLD.
- 02
Open the world
Java: extract the ZIP into your saves folder. Bedrock: open the .mcworld file and Minecraft imports it.
- 03
Teleport to the spire
With cheats on, run the command above to stand on the top of the tower, then look across the Thames to the London Eye.
Questions
Is there a free Big Ben Minecraft map?
Yes. Big Ben and Westminster are part of the free London map on CartoVoxel, available for Java and Bedrock. You only need to sign in to download it.
How tall is Big Ben in this map?
About 95 blocks from the street to the top of the spire, close to the real 96 m. The highest block is at X 1897, Y 47, Z 2526 in the Java world.
Does it work on Bedrock?
Yes, a Bedrock .mcworld of the same map is published. The coordinates on this page were measured in the Java world.
Can I generate my own part of London?
Yes. Search any address in the generator and draw an area up to 25 km². Worlds you generate are built from OpenStreetMap data, so the tower itself comes out simpler than in this free map.
