Tom Tower

The Tom Tower is a magnificent Gothic revival-style bell tower built in 1682 and located at Christ Church College near downtown Oxford, with a clock and an octagonal lantern on the square porter tower that rings bells every day.

The Tom Tower is actually a clock tower, located at the main entrance of Christ Church College, Oxford, named after a seven-ton large Tom clock in the tower. It is said that Big Tom Bell is the loudest bell in Oxford University. Every night at 9:05 pm, 101 will be ringed to commemorate the earliest 101 students of the college. Because it is too late to ring the bell, I have no chance to hear the bell.

Tom Tower is a very tall building, the whole tower is also distributed around a lot of unique architectural methods, the tower setting is also quite unique, you can see a lot of interesting and fun facilities and content, this building is also very huge.

It's a bell tower in front of Christ Church College, Oxford, and there's a big Tom clock in it, so it's named, and there's a lot of historical backgrounds that won't be explained. Harry Potter took the scene here.

Tom Tower is a clock tower in Oxford, England, named after the Big Tom Bell in the tower. It is located at the main entrance of Christ Church College, Oxford University, above the Tom Gate on St Aldate''s Street, leading to Tom Court.