Twickenham Stadium — The Home of England Rugby

Twickenham Stadium is the largest dedicated rugby union stadium in the world, with a capacity of 82,000. Located in Twickenham, South West London, it is the home of the Rugby Football Union (RFU) and the England national rugby union team. The stadium has hosted rugby matches since 1909.

Beyond rugby, Twickenham hosts major concerts including the Rolling Stones, Beyoncé, Rihanna and Lady Gaga. The stadium features the World Rugby Museum, which traces the history of the sport from its origins to the professional era. The venue is a regular host of Six Nations Championship matches, the Autumn Internationals series, and the Gallagher Premiership Rugby Final.

Capacity: 82,000 (all-seater)

Address: Twickenham Stadium, Whitton Road, Twickenham TW2 7BA

Nearest stations: Twickenham (National Rail) — 10-minute walk, or Whitton (National Rail) — 15-minute walk.

Parking: Limited on-site parking available via pre-booking on match days. Parking restrictions apply on surrounding roads.

Twickenham Stadium offers a comprehensive range of rugby hospitality packages:

By rail: Twickenham station (South Western Railway) is approximately a 10-minute walk. Services run from London Waterloo (20 minutes). Whitton station is approximately 15 minutes' walk.

By car: Limited parking is available via pre-booking. The venue is outside the London Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) but within the expanded ULEZ boundary as of 2023.

By bus: Routes 281, 267, 681 and H22 serve the stadium area on match days.

Hotels: The London Marriott Hotel Twickenham is adjacent to the stadium. The Alexander Pope Hotel is nearby. For budget options, Travelodge London Twickenham is a short distance away.

Restaurants: Twickenham town centre offers several dining options including The Eel Pie, The White Swan, and Cafe Nero. The stadium itself houses multiple restaurants and bars accessible to hospitality ticket holders.