Royal Liver Building

Liverpool's Royal Liver Building is one of the city’s most architecturally stunning feats, largely defined by its 2 clock towers with clock faces even bigger than Big Ben's. Atop each of the clock towers rests a 6-metre-tall copper liver bird, which is an emblem for the city. Throughout Liverpool, you can notice much smaller versions of the birds scattered on various rooftops.

The building was constructed during Queen Victoria’s reign in the early 1900s in response to the growth of the Royal Liver Assurance friendly society and its need for more space.

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