Coronation screening locations in London: Where to watch on big screens across the city

London is set to host a number of big screens that will cast King Charles III’s coronation to crowds in the capital. The historical moment that will take place on May 6 will be screened in locations around the city.

The capital is at the heart of the upcoming coronation festivities. The ceremony will take place at the central royal church, Westminster Abbey.

Last week three London screening sites were confirmed by the UK government. The locations include parks across the city from Dagenham to Ealing.

The three sites are just a few of the places in the capital that will host big screens for the coronation. Some of London’s royal parks will also have their own screenings.

We break down where there will be big screens in London over the coronation period.

Hyde Park, Westminster, London

There will be a total of four screens throughout Hyde Park. A map is available on the government website. Their locations are listed below:

• Old Football Pitches - facing west.
• Old Football Pitches - facing east.
• The Cockpit
• Boathouse Lawn 

The nearest underground to Hyde Park stations include:

• Knightsbridge - 3 minute walk
• Marble Arch - 4 minute walk 

Green Park, Westminster, London

There will only be one big screen in Green Park, which will be placed at the Broad Walk. A map is available on the government website.

The nearest underground stop to the location is Green Park. It is also a 10 minute walk from Piccadilly Circus underground station.

St James’s Park, Westminster, London

St James’s Park will also only have one screen. This will be located near the Marlborough Gate. A map is available on the government website.

The nearest underground stop is St James’s Park. However, the station is expected to be closed on the day of the coronation. The next closest underground station is Westminster which is around an eight-minute walk.

Holland Park, Kensington and Chelsea, London

A precise location for the screen’s placement in Holland Park is yet to be confirmed.

The nearest underground stops to the screening site are:

• Holland Park - 1 minute walk
• Notting Hill Gate - 6 minute walk
• Kensington (Olympia) - 10 minute walk

Valence Park, Dagenham, London

A precise location for the screen’s placement in Valence Park is yet to be confirmed.

The nearest underground stops to the screening site are:

• Becontree - 30 minute walk
• Dagenham Heathway - 30 minute walk 

Walpole Park, Ealing, London

A precise location for the screen’s placement in Walpole Park is yet to be confirmed.

The nearest underground stops to the screening site are:

• South Ealing - 17 minute walk
• Northfields - 20 minute walk
• Ealing Common - 22 minute walk

Olympic Way, Wembley Park, London

In honour of the coronation, Wembley Park has renamed its Olympic Way, which leads up to the north west London area’s iconic stadium. It will temporarily go by Kings Way, with Wembley also set to host its own coronation celebrations.

On the day, there will be a big screen that will be positioned outside Wembley Stadium so locals and visitors can watch along with the coronation festivities.

The nearest tube stop to the screening site is Wembley Park.