A Historic Farewell: Queen Elizabeth’s Final Journey Through London

Today, the streets of London became a solemn stage for a moment that will be etched in history.

Queen Elizabeth's coffin was escorted from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey, marking the end of an era.

The procession drew an immense crowd, with tens of thousands lining the route to pay their final respects to the beloved monarch.

The atmosphere was a stark contrast to the jubilant celebrations of her Jubilee just weeks prior.

As the march began, a deep silence enveloped Buckingham Palace, where the weight of loss hung heavily in the air.

King Charles led the procession, walking directly behind his mother's coffin, embodying the profound grief felt by many.

Among the mourners were Prince William and Prince Harry, who, despite their differences, walked side by side.

This poignant moment echoed the past, reminiscent of the day they honored their late mother, Princess Diana.

Their presence together during such a difficult time spoke volumes about familial bonds amid sorrow.

Prince Andrew and Princess Anne also joined their siblings in this heartfelt farewell.

The Queen's four children stood united, accompanying her coffin as a testament to their shared love and loss.