Queen Elizabeth II’s last journey: From the Westminister Hall in London to Windsor Castle

The funeral of Queen Elizabeth is ready to happen on Monday, alongside processions in London and Windsor, with public viewing areas and large screens in each areas.

Queen Elizabeth II died in Scotland on September 8. (File photograph: Reuters)

HIGHLIGHTSThe Queen’s State funeral will happen at Westminster Abbey at 11am.At Wellington Arch, the coffin might be transferred to the State hearseThe hearse might be taken to St George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle

The funeral of Queen Elizabeth is ready to happen on Monday, alongside processions in London and Windsor, with public viewing areas and large screens in each areas.

At 10.44am on Monday, Queen Elizabeth’s coffin will journey from the Palace of Westminster (Houses of Parliament) to Westminster Abbey for the State funeral, which might be a brief journey and never be part of the general public procession.

The Queen’s coffin is mendacity on the Westminster Hall in London. (Photo: Twitter/The Royal Family)

The Queen’s State funeral will happen at Westminster Abbey at 11am.

A 2-minute silence might be noticed on the finish of the State funeral service round 11:55am.

A public procession will start at 12.15pm as Her Majesty’s coffin travels from Westminster Abbey to Wellington Arch (Hyde Park Corner) in London. The procession will journey alongside Broad Sanctuary, Parliament Square, Whitehall, Horse Guards Parade, Horse Guards Road, The Mall, and Constitution Hill.

At Wellington Arch, the coffin might be transferred to the State hearse. Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin might be carried by the State Hearse alongside South Carriage Drive to the Albert Memorial, the place it’s going to depart for Windsor.

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The hearse is scheduled to reach in Albert Road and, at 3:10pm, it’s going to journey in procession alongside Albert Road and the Long Walk earlier than arriving to St George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle forward of the committal service, the place The Queen might be buried subsequent to the Duke of Edinburgh.

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