Maritime Mercantile City

Maritime Mercantile City is a historic area in Liverpool, England, recognized for its significance during the 18th and 19th centuries as a major port and trading hub. It includes landmarks such as the Albert Dock, and reflects the city’s development as a center for commerce, shipping, and industry during the Industrial Revolution. The area’s architecture and layout highlight the global maritime economy of that era, combining warehouses, docks, and shipping facilities. In 2004, UNESCO designated it as a World Heritage Site, underscoring its cultural and historical importance in understanding maritime trade and urban development.