[Liverpool] Royal Albert Dock: a unique red brick wall building, you can enjoy a full day on cloudy days

#Western Architecture Royal Albert Dock, formerly known as Albert Dock, formerly a dock and warehouse complex in Liverpool, is now a must-visit attraction for tourists. The wharf was opened in 1846. No wood was used in the construction process, and it was all English red lintel walls, making it the world's first non-combustible warehouse building. It has also been preserved as a unique style to this day. During World War II, the dock became a naval base. In 1972, the wharf was abandoned. In 1981, the pier began to be rebuilt, and in 1984 it officially began to reopen. Today the old warehouses on the wharf have been transformed into shops, hotels, restaurants, galleries and museums. A look at the red patch of walls group immediately recognized here! It's certainly not cool to come on cloudy days, but you can walk down the street to the Museum, there are fees and free. Then eat and enjoy the sea breeze and play all day without sweltering.