BT Tower

The BT Tower is a tall, cylindrical structure in London that primarily functions as a communication hub. Built in the 1960s, it was originally designed for telecommunications, transmitting television, radio, and telephone signals across the UK. Its height allows it to send signals over long distances by avoiding obstacles like buildings and mountains. Today, the tower also serves as a data relay point and has an observation deck offering panoramic views of London. Its distinctive design and historical significance make it an important landmark in the city’s telecommunications infrastructure.