Kate and William to officially open V&A Dundee tomorrow

More than 380,000 people have visited V&A Dundee since it opened in September.

William and Kate will visit the attraction more than four months after it opened its doors to the public.

Their visit coincides with the final weeks of its first major exhibition, on the history of the world's great ocean liners.

They are also expected to greet members of the public outside the attraction when the emerge early tomorrow afternoon.

The Duchess was appointed was appointed the first royal patron of the V&A in March of last year.

More than 380,000 people have now visited the attraction, which was designed by the Japanese architect Kengo Kuma.

V&A Dundee director Philip Long said: "We're honoured to be welcoming the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to officially open V&A Dundee.

“This official opening marks the beginning of a very exciting year for V&A Dundee, with upcoming exhibitions on videogames, robots and the future of design.

"Through an eclectic programme, we aim to inspire people and provoke discussion about the role of design in everyone’s lives.”