Queen Elizabeth II passed away last Thursday, September 8, at Balmoral Castle., in Scotland, aged 96 and 70 years on the throne. The sad news, which marked not only important changes in the British royal crown, but also the beginning 12 days with a marked agenda of official acts the whole family to say goodbye to the oldest monarch of the United Kingdom. One day after the official proclamation of King Carlos III as the new monarch, Remains of Queen Elizabeth II left Balmoral.

Remains of Queen Elizabeth II leave Balmoral

The transfer began after 10 am (English time), when a hearse left Balmoral Castle, followed by a large line of cars. Transfer that will end around 15:00 at the Palace of Holyrood., the official residence of the British monarchy in the Scottish capital. Meanwhile, it is expected to pass through the cities ballater, aberdeen D Dundee.

On the same day and after fulfilling certain obligations as the new monarch, King Charles III and the Queen Consort will travel to Edinburgh. This is the first stop of the so-called Operation Spring Tide, which will take the new monarchs through the four countries of the United Kingdom. The Queen’s coffin will be sent in procession to St. Giles’ Cathedral on Sunday afternoon.accompanied by several members of the royal family.

The funeral will take place on Monday, September 19.

It won’t be until on Monday 12 the coffin was moved to St. Giles’ Cathedral.also in Edinburgh, where he will perish until the next day, when fly on the royal plane to Buckingham Palace around 19:00. The next day, Wednesday, he will move to Westminster Hall, where burning chapel 4 days before the funeralwhich will take place on Monday 19.

The funeral will begin with the transfer of the remains in procession to Westminster Abbey for an official ceremony. Subsequently, the remains would be moved to Wellington Arch and then transferred to Windsor.