The Queen opens Cutty Sark

25/04/12 19:10 CET

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Great Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II has officially opened the newly restored Cutty Sark.

The world’s last remaining tea clipper, which was badly damaged by a fire five years ago, has undergone a €60 million restauration.

The ship is now displayed, suspended above the ground, and is home to a new museum.

More about: History, Museum, Queen Elizabeth II, Sailing, United Kingdom

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