Twickenham Staidum is not only the iconic home of England Rugby, but also the largest venue dedicated to Rugby Union in the world. Having started life as a humble cabbage patch, the ground was transformed after its purchase in 1907 into an awesome stadium seating over 82,000 spectators. Indeed the stadium hosts a range of different events: from union matches to sell-out rock concerts to Jehovas Witness Conventions! The Stadium offers Guided Tours to sports fans including stops in the England player's dressing rooms, the Royal Box, the player's tunnel and a breathtaking view of the arena. The tour can then be rounded off with a trip to the World Rugby Museum, showing memorabilia and interactive footage from some of the favourite players or most memorable mometns in the sport's history. It is advised to pre-book for Guided Tours. 

Nearest Tube Stations: Hounslow East (Piccadilly line) and Richmond (District line). Overground services operate between Richmond and North London or Stratford. National Rail Services: Twickenham Station. Bus: Routes 281, 267, 481, 681 and H20.