in a hearse slowly as six-hour journey beginning in balmoral passing through the villages at bella targum bank read then the city of aberdeen turning south through stone haven, greek and, for effect, dundee, before passing along the streets at edinburg, past the castle to the palace of hollywood brewhouse the official residence where she will be placed in the throne room on monday and taken by procession to st. charles cathedral where there will be a service attended by king charles iii and other members of the royal family and british prime minister liz trust. on tuesday the queens body will be taken to london. taking a buckingham palace and on wednesday taken to westminster hall. one of the oldest buildings in westminster abbey were the queen will lay in state for four days given a chance for the people of britain to pay their last
national morning and we really are all there and that. charlotte talk to us about holy rathaus and st. charles cathedral. the significance of these two places where the coffin will first arrive and spend the next two days of the people scotland have the opportunity to pay their respects. is a real opportunity no to pay their respects. we are seeing a ceremonial events that will take us through the following day ahead of the funeral. all of these ceremonies, the moving to various towns, 175-mile journey that she will take. all of this is as a nation to
don, this is such a moment of reverence. just seeing those people across the generations turning out to say thank you for your dignity and grace. she was working until the end. this is his last royal engagement, the last journey we ve seen from balmoral, the beloved home, bought by queen victoria, to holyrood palace, the home of her scots ancestors. she used to use the apartments of mary queen of scots for her entertaining. the symbolism is so striking. she ll rest here tonight, go to st. charles cathedral. she received the separate crown jewels of scotland. that was her moment pledging dedication to scotland. this journey has symbolized her duty, service, and her life from
she will lie in the throne room. and then what we ll see on monday, don, is the coffin being moved in a procession led by king charles iii and the royal family from the palace to st. charles cathedral where she will lie in rest for 24 hours, really an opportunity for scots to pay their final respects and say their final good-byes to a queen they love so much. important to point out that the queen had a soft spot for scotland and a lifelong connection but there s deep love and deep affection here and i think that s what we ll see today, don. isa, thank you very much. we appreciate that. i want to bring in cnn anchor and correspondent richard qwest who is with me here, max foster and christiane amanpour.
the queen will lie at the palace overnight before then on monday we re seeing king charles iii leading a procession with other members of the royal family to st. charles cathedral where the queen will lie in rest for some 24 hours, a final good-bye for many scots in the next 24 hours, becky. isa many will say that it was fitting that the queen died in scotland given her relationship with the country and how she felt about the people of scotland. just explain. reporter: well, the queen as you well know particularly those who live in balmoral where i ve been the last couple of days, they see the queen very much as a friend and neighbor.