On September 10th, Buckingham Palace announced that Queen Elizabeth II, would be laid to rest in St George’s Chapel at Windsor.As the longest-reigning monarch in British history, the queen ...

The Queen has been buried in St George's Chapel alongside her husband Prince Philip, at her beloved Windsor Castle. The historic chapel is the final resting place for many of England's greatest ...

Over a dozen royal weddings have taken place at St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle where Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank will marry in October. From the pomp and circumstance of Edward VII ...

St George's Chapel was founded in the 1300s but the larger structure seen today wasn't completed until 1528. ... During the service, which will be conducted by Dean of Windsor David Conner, ...

St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle for the funeral of the Duke of Edinburgh in April 2021 Credit: PA The Queen will be buried among generations of the royal family at St George's Chapel, in the ...

St George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle is open for visitors, but it is worth bearing in mind it is also a church for the local community. Worshippers are welcome to attend any of the three services a day ...

St George's castle chapel was originally founded in the 14th century by King Edward IV, in 1475. It was completed in 1511 by King Henry VIII and has been the location of many royal services ...

St George's Chapel, Windsor: Queen Elizabeth II's final resting place The historic chapel is the final resting place for many of England's greatest monarchs. Tuesday 20 September 2022 06:42, UK ...

Queen Elizabeth II’s death last week brought a wave of condolences from around the world. It also swiftly set into motion a carefully choreographed series of funeral procedures, steeped in royal ...

St George’s Chapel is in Windsor Castle, Berkshire. The gothic church was completed under Henry VIII in 1528. Steeped in history, and set in the lower part of the Queen’s favourite residence, ...

St. George’s Chapel is on the grounds of Windsor Castle, one of the Queen’s official royal residences, in the town of Windsor just 10 miles west of London on the River Thames.