Visitors are also welcome to visit the historic landmark Monday through Saturday. The chapel is a working church and has services throughout the week. The chapel houses the remains of many illustrious and infamous royals, including Henry VIII and his last wife, Jane Seymour, King Charles I, who was beheaded in 1649, and also the coffins of two unidentified children rumored to be the so-called Princes in the Tower - the murdered sons of Edward IV and Elizabeth Woodville. It is located on the grounds of the nearly 1,000-year-old Windsor Castle, located 10 miles west of London, which served as the Queen’s main residence in the years before her death. The Gothic chapel, named after England’s patron saint, has been the site of numerous royal weddings and burials over the centuries. Queen Elizabeth II will be laid to rest Monday not far from her late husband, Prince Philip, and other generations of her royal ancestors at the historic St. Queen ripped Markle as ‘evil,’ said Harry relationship ‘complete catastrophe’: report King Charles’ coronation schedule, procession route, and looks We predicted the queen’s death - and worry about King Charles’ coronation Want to see Queen Elizabeth get low on the dance floor? Thank AI for that

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