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Luggage storage in Royal Albert Dock with Radical Storage
When you arrange your journey to another historic landmark in Liverpool, that is Royal Albert Dock, free yourself of dragging your suitcases or bags around. Radical Storage is here to help you out with reliable and convenient options to store your luggage in a few seconds.
Our luggage storage near Royal Albert Dock Liverpool provides secure storage facilities where you can leave your bags for as long as you need. You can simply download our app on your phone, turn on GPS, proceed with online booking and store your suitcases at any luggage spot (called “Angel") that is suitable for you. Our team support is available to answer your questions 24/7.
You can keep your bags in 100% secure Radical Storage for a few hours or several days without worrying about your belongings being stolen or lost.
Royal Albert Dock Liverpool
The history of Royal Albert Dock dates back to 1839, when dock-engineer Jesse Hartley proposed the building of a radical new dock on the western side of Salthouse Dock. It was officially opened in 1846 and named after Prince Albert, Queen Victoria's husband, who laid the foundation stone for the dock in 1845.
At the time, the dock's construction represented a significant engineering achievement. It required the manual removal of almost 3 million cubic meters of material using picks and shovels.
One of the busiest ports in the world during the early 20th century, Royal Albert Dock Liverpool handled more than 40% of the world's traffic. It has played an important role in Liverpool's economy and cultural life for years. However, with the fall of British Empire and the introduction of containerization, the dock was derelict and in need of repair by 1980s.
Despite its’ unfortunate history ending in the1970’s –and 1980’s, a historic waterfront complex was brought back on the map as an investment location and popular destination for tourists and locals alike. It is also very easy to access thanks to its comfortable vicinity to Liverpool Central and Lime Street.
Top things to see near Royal Albert Dock
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International Slavery Museum. Focused on the history of the transatlantic slave trade, the museum also displays special exhibitions about current human rights issues. The tour inside the museum's halls will allow you to learn more about the slave trade and to see photos and historical documents.
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Maritime Museum. Immerse yourself in the history of Liverpool’s fascinating maritime past. Visit exciting exhibitions with a wide range of objects and artifacts related to the social and commercial history of Liverpool’s port. There is also the major exhibition Titanic and Liverpool story.
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Tate Museum Liverpool. Walking along Mersey River, you can find the Tate Museum, which is a branch of Tate network of art museums in the UK. International artworks, film, photography, sculpture, and installations – all of this can be admired there.
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The Beatles Story. Even if you’re not a big fan of The Beatles, we are sure you’ve listened to “Come together" and “Yesterday" at least once. Take the journey through the lives of legendary band with atmospheric exhibitions, including Abbey Road and the Cavern Club where they first made their mark and the real Yellow submarine.