ロイヤル・ファミリーのインスタグラム(theroyalfamily) - 2月13日 07時30分

Today The Prince of Wales visited the Royal Albert Dock in recognition of its new Royal status, granted by Her Majesty The Queen, ahead of the 175th anniversary in 2021. #RoyalVisitMerseyside
The Dock was opened in 1846 by Prince Albert, the husband of Queen Victoria. It was designed by engineer and architect Jesse Hartley, changing the way Docks worked by cutting offloading times. 40% of global trade passed through Liverpool in the 19th Century.
The Royal status recognising the importance and historical significance of the Dock, a Grade I listed site.
His Royal Highness also visited the iconic St George’s Hall where The Prince met Nelson Mandela’s daughter and saw some of Mandela’s drawings which have been donated to the Hall.
The Prince and the Duchess of Cornwall also met The President of Ireland at the University of Liverpool to celebrate the long history and relationship between the city and the country of Ireland and a joint Patronage of the Institute of Irish Studies.
The Prince also visited Marie Curie Hospice in Merseyside, as Patron.
The Duchess visited the Central Library in her work around children’s literacy as well as a women’s refuge. HRH also saw some iconic street art in Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle and met some young entrepreneurs who are helping to transform the area.
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