As the Queen’s coffin continues its journey to London before the funeral on Monday, King Charles and the Queen Consort are heading to Northern Ireland to meet prominent political and religious leaders, as well as members of the public.
The visit is already drawing crowds to major streets in Belfast and to the area around Hillsborough Castle, where the King and Queen Consort will briefly meet and speak to members of the public.
Here’s what you need to know about the visit and how it will affect the traffic in the area.
What time will King Charles and the Queen Consort arrive in Northern Ireland?
While it is not confirmed what time the royal couple will land in Northern Ireland, they will proceed from the airport to Hillsborough Castle and then on to a special service at 3pm. This is likely to mean King Charles and the Queen Consort will land by midday or soon after.
Where will King Charles and the Queen Consort visit in Northern Ireland?
King Charles and the Queen Consort will arrive at Belfast City Airport some time on Monday before travelling to Hillsborough Castle for a number of engagements.
This includes a private audience with the new Northern Ireland Secretary, Chris Heaton-Harris, as well as local party leaders.
The new King and Queen Consort will receive a message of condolence from the Speaker of the Northern Ireland Assembly, Alex Maskey.
The King and Queen Consort will then meet leaders from all the major faiths in Northern Ireland before a service of reflection at St Anne's Cathedral in Belfast at 3pm in memory of the late queen.
Traffic in Belfast
Residents in Belfast and around Hillsborough Castle have been warned of huge crowds coming out to see the new king.
Confirmed roads to be affected include Wellington Place, Donegall Square North, Chichester Street and Victoria Street.
While traffic is prohibited from these streets, the public are allowed to line the streets to watch the royal procession.
Belfast’s Translink has warned customers to expect delays and allow more time for journeys.
