Twickenham World Rugby Museum and Stadium

Make a pilgrimage to the home of English Rugby, with an all-access tour of Twickenham Stadium. This icon needs no introduction, instead some fun facts. It’s the largest dedicated rugby venue in the world with over 82,000 seats.

Before its current identity was sealed in 1907, the grounds were in use as cabbage patches. Now more than 100 years later, the stadium is still known as the Cabbage Patch! Take your kids backstage to the England Team’s dressing room where they can sit in their favourite player’s seat.

Imagine the roar of the crowd as they run through the Twickenham Tunnel, ready to score the winning try! Climb up to the very top of the stands, then claim the best view in the house from the Royal Box. You can even play the part of royalty by visiting all the VIP areas.

Finally, take to the field and get a sense of what it takes to run its length and breadth for 80 minutes flat! For rugby fanatics, this is the stuff dreams are made of.