Where to watch the funeral of the late Queen in London: the best theaters and public screens

The state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II will be on Monday, September 19 – the drawing of members of the royal family and heads of state from around the world.

About 2,000 people are invited to say a final farewell to her majesty during the service which will be held at 11 o’clock.

While many members of the public will pay their respects to the late Queen when she is laid to rest at Westminster Hall, the funeral is a private event.

Being a state funeral, both services in Westminster Abbey and the Chapel of St. George in Windsor will be televised.

However, crowds are expected to travel into central London to watch the funeral procession as the carriage winds its way through the city from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey.

Here are details of the best vantage points along the route – as well as some public displays showing the procession and service.

Can I attend the Queen’s funeral?

No, only 2,000 guests were specially invited to attend the private service at Westminster Abbey.

How and where can I watch the Queen’s funeral?

Members of the public wishing to view the funeral procession on the day can head to The Mall, where the bollards will be removed to make room for those wishing to pay their respects.

The nearest tube stations are St James’ Park, Green Park, Hyde Park Corner, Charing Cross and Victoria – and mourners are advised to check their journeys in advance as there have already been warnings of transport problems due to the number of people expected to attend . Monday in central London.