Coronation site

A coronation site is a designated location where a monarch is officially crowned and acclaimed as the ruler of a country. It typically features a historic or ceremonial building used for the event, symbolizing royal authority and continuity. The site often includes specific rituals, ceremonies, and displays of regalia, such as crowns and scepters, to legitimize and celebrate the monarch’s accession. Examples include Westminster Abbey for the British monarchy or San Juan de los Reyes in Spain. These sites hold cultural and historical significance, serving as symbols of national identity and tradition.