クイーン・アン初の船上結婚式
A new milestone
On 29 April Cunard reached a milestone in the building of Queen Anne, its 249th ship, with the successful launch of the forward lower section of the ship, also known as the troncone, in Italy at Fincantieri's Castellammare di Stabia shipyard.
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09 Nov 2022
The launch ceremony is a traditional custom that celebrates a ship being transferred from land to water for the first time and as the troncone slid down the inclined slipway, a bottle of sparkling wine was swung and smashed against her hull for good luck.
Queen Anne’s troncone measures 541 feet (165 metres) long, 117 feet (35.6 metres) wide and weighs 12,402 tons (11,251 tonnes).
This section of Queen Anne will now be sailed by tugboats through the Messina Strait, a narrow strait between the eastern tip of Sicily (Punta del Faro) and the western tip of Calabria (Punta Pezzo) in Southern Italy to Fincantieri's Marghera, Venice shipyard where Queen Anne’s build will be completed.
Queen Anne's Journey
クイーン・アン 処女航海へと出航
クイーン・アン サウザンプトンに到着
クイーン・アン サウザンプトンに向けて出港
キュナードにクイーン・アンの引き渡し完了
クイーン・アン命名式の最新情報
完璧なフィット
Shopping on Queen Anne
The official naming of Queen Anne
Presenting Cunard 4 Queens gin
Captain's Log - October 2023
Captain's Log - September 2023
Chef Michel Roux partners with Queen Anne
Queen Anne's float out
Captain's log - May 2023
Queen Anne's funnel lift
Captain's Log - March 2023
Queen Anne maiden season
Keel laying
Meet the design team
Unveiling Queen Anne
Behind the name
Our newest ship - Steel-cutting
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