The "Giant Bell" is a large, historically significant bell located in Moscow, Russia. It is known as the Tsar Bell and was cast in 1733-1735 but never rung due to its immense weight and a crack that developed during its creation. The bell weighs approximately 200 tons and stands about 6.14 meters tall, making it one of the largest bells in the world. The Tsar Bell is situated near the Ivan the Great Bell Tower in the Kremlin complex. It serves as a symbol of Russian craftsmanship and artistry, showcasing intricate designs and reliefs. Although it has never been used, it attracts many visitors who admire its size and historical significance.