British monarchs are typically undergo their coronation in a famouschurch. Specifically, British kings and queens receive theircoronation at Westminster Abbey. read more
Following his carefully planned (by Dunstan) coronation in Bath in 973, Edgar marched his army to Chester, to be met by six kings of Britain. The kings, including the King of Scots, King of Strathclyde and various princes of Wales, are said to have signalled their allegiance to Edgar by rowing him in his state barge across the River Dee. read more
"Westminster Abbey is the most famous church in Great Britain The kings and queens of England are crowned there, and many rulers and famous men of Britain are buried there. The church is built in the shape of a cross, in the style of architecture called Gothic. read more