Attending ceremonial events for the Lying-in-State and the State Funeral of Her Majesty The Queen
Guidance for those wishing to attend ceremonial events, including the Lying-in-State at the Palace of Westminster.
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This guidance sets out information on ceremonial events in London and Windsor that members of the public can attend.
Her Majesty The Queen’s State Funeral procession (London) - Monday 19 September
Read guidance on how to watch the State Funeral procession in London.
You can also view or download maps of the:
- Ceremonial procession viewing areas (PDF, 3.05MB)
- Accessible ceremonial viewing areas (PDF, 3.15MB)
- Facilities at the ceremonial procession viewing areas (PDF, 3.09MB)
- South Carriage Drive viewing area (PDF, 11.3MB)
- Albert Memorial viewing area (PDF, 11.3MB)
- Hyde Park screening site (PDF, 10.9MB)
Procession to the Committal Service at St George’s Chapel (Windsor) - Monday 19 September
Read guidance on how to watch the Committal Service procession in Windsor.
- You can also view or download a map of the Windsor procession route (PDF, 469KB), which shows the entrances to the viewing areas and accessible viewing areas. Read the Windsor procession guidance (above) for information on attending the procession and how to get to the viewing areas and accessible viewing areas.
Her Majesty The Queen’s Lying-in-State at the Palace of Westminster - Wednesday 14 September to Monday 19 September
Read guidance about how to attend the Lying-in-State.
- You can also view or download a map of the queue route (PDF, 3.07MB). Read the Lying-in-State guidance (above) for information on the queue route and how to queue.
- You can also view or download a map of the accessible queue (PDF, 3.13MB). Read the Lying-in-State guidance (above) for information on the accessible queue, including a description of the queue route, where you should go and how to enter the queue.
Procession to the Lying-in-State of Her Majesty The Queen (London) - Wednesday 14 September
Read guidance about how to watch the Lying-in-State procession.
- Maps for this procession have been removed to avoid confusion with the maps for the upcoming State Funeral procession in London.