31 Things You Didn't Know About Queen Elizabeth

“You have to be able to see that figure in a lemon coat and hat from far away,” Hugo Vickers, the Queen’s biographer, told the New York Times. Here she is in a lime green suit for her 90th birthday celebration.

Here, she hands out money at the Derby Cathedral in Derby, United Kingdom.

Every night before bed, she enjoys some bubbly. She once said, "For me, heaven is likely to be a bit of a come-down."

She also never needs a passport when traveling around the world.

Another indication of her long reign.

She has also visited Australia 16 times.

Here she shakes the hand of a war veteran at her "Not Forgotten" Garden Party, a charity event to support ex service personnel.

Seen here toasting Colombia's President Juan Manuel Santos.

The event is known as Trooping the Colour, and famously features the royal family taking part in a procession through London and waving from the Buckingham Palace balcony.

More: Why Does Queen Elizabeth Have Two Birthdays?

She is also on Twitter and Instagram, represented by @theroyalfamily, an account run by palace staffers.

And you thought you sent out a lot of holiday well-wishes.

Her first corgi, Susan, was a gift for her 18th birthday in 1944. Her last corgi, Whisper, died in 2018; she currently cares for two dorgis (corgi- dachshund mixes), Candy and Vulcan.

The Queen and Prince Philip at the state opening of the British Parliament in 1977.

She also saw the Terracotta Army soldier statues during her stay.

Pictured here is the Her Majesty with Queen Anne-marie of Greece and Her Majesty's new goddaughter, Princess Theodora.

Read more: Everything to Know About Queen Elizabeth's 30 Godchildren

Here, she presses the button to start the Enigma Code Breaking Machine, which was used at Bletchley Park during WWII, and was a forerunner to modern computers.

She visits the tube again in 1969 (pictured here) for the opening of the Victoria Line.

The show, Party and the Palace, was one of the most-watched pop concerts in history, attracting over 200 million viewers. At the second concert, a crowd of around one million gathered to listen to the music.