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In pictures: Thousands line streets as Queen's 'last great journey' begins | UK News | Sky NewsSkip to content
The coffin was taken on a 180-mile journey on Sunday from Balmoral in Aberdeenshire to Edinburgh's Palace of Holyroodhouse, where the crowds were 10 deep in places.
It was then laid to rest on Monday at St Giles' Cathedral.
The King led the procession behind the Queen's coffin along the Royal Mile to the cathedral for a service of thanksgiving for her life.
The Reverend Calum MacLeod told the mourners the ceremony was "Scotland's farewell to our late monarch".
Image:The cortege carrying the Queen's coffin left Balmoral at about 10am on Sunday to begin its long journey to Edinburgh
Image:The coffin was draped with the Royal Standard of Scotland. The wreath was made up of flowers from Balmoral, including sweet peas - one of the Queen's favourites - dahlias, phlox, white heather and pine fir
Image:Large crowds gathered in the streets of the Aberdeenshire village, Ballater
Image:Crowds fell silent along the route as the Queen made her last journey away from Balmoral
Image:The Queen's final journey took her through the villages of Royal Deeside towards the city of Aberdeen
Image:The Queen was a regular shopper in Ballater and much loved among the locals
Image:People described the procession as 'very dignified' and 'very emotional' as it passed through Ballater
Image:Many had waited patiently for the opportunity to pay their respects
Image:The procession was seen winding its way through a number of villages
Image:People in Banchory waited patiently to pay their respects to the Queen
Image:Princess Anne and her husband Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence were part of the royal procession travelling behind the hearse
Image:The police escort slowly led the hearse, which was followed by six vehicles, through Aberdeen
Image:The hearse carries the Queen's coffin along the A90 in Dundee, more than four hours after leaving Balmoral
Image:The procession passes over the Queensferry Crossing
Image:Crowds lined the streets in Edinburgh ahead of the procession reaching the capital
Image:The cortege carrying the Queen arrives in Edinburgh with many people capturing the moment on camera
Image:Massive crowds watched as the hearse carried the Queen's coffin along the Royal Mile in Edinburgh
Image:The Princess Royal approaches the hearse at the end of Sunday's long journey
Image:The Queen's coffin arrives at the Palace of Holyroodhouse, more than six hours after leaving Balmoral
Image:King Charles, Princess Anne, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward walk behind the Queen's coffin during Monday's procession to St Giles' Cathedral
Image:Some members of the public shouted 'God bless the Queen' as the procession made its way along the Royal Mile to the cathedral
Image:The Queen's family and a congregation drawn from all areas of society attended the service of thanksgiving
