What to know if you want to view Queen's coffin in Edinburgh

What to know if you want to view Queen's coffin in Edinburgh

The Queen's coffin lies at rest in St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh, giving the public an opportunity to pay their respects.

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It will process from Edinburgh's Palace of Holyroodhouse to St Giles' Cathedral.

Mourners will be able to file past from about 17:30 on Monday 12 September until 15:00 on Tuesday 13 September.

Officials say a queuing system will be in place and it is likely there will be delays on public transport.


Will I need to get a ticket?
The Scottish government is warning that the queue is expected to be very long.

Members of the public will have to stand for long periods, possibly many hours, with very little opportunity to sit down, as the queue will keep moving.

To help manage the line, wristbands are being out and you will only be permitted to pay your respects to the Queen if you have one.

Only one wristband per person will be issued and individuals will have to be present to collect one.

Step-free and accessible options are available for those who need them.


Where do I join the queue?
The queue will start at George Square Lane/North Meadow Walk in The Meadows.

Once you have been given a wristband, you will walk the designated route to the security tent at St Giles' Cathedral.

The distance from the wristband entrance, to St. Giles' Cathedral is 1.5 miles in length.

There is mixed and challenging terrain due to the nature of the Old Town including cobbles, steep incline and uneven surfaces.