Twickenham Stadium

The Official Home of England Rugby

Twickenham Stadium is the home of England Rugby and the largest dedicated Rugby Union venue globally, seating up to 82,000 people.

The history of Twickenham begins with William ‘Billy’ Williams, who the Rugby Union charged to find a ground for England Rugby. His site choice quickly earned the Cabbage Patch’s nickname as the land was used for growing fruit and vegetables.

After an £80 million investment in 2006, England’s National Stadium stood in all its glory.

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Twickenham Stadium Hospitality 2024/25

Twickenham has hosted some of the biggest matches in rugby, including the 1991 and 2015 World Cup Finals and Six European Champions Cup Finals have been hosted at Twickenham (2000, 2004, 2007, 2012, 2015 & 2021).

The unrivalled England rugby history and unique atmosphere at this world-renowned venue make it a must-visit ground for any rugby fan.

England Rugby Six Nations

England v Wales - Guinness Six Nations Rugby Hospitality 2024 - Twickenham Stadium

Twickenham Stadium is the home to major rugby events such as the Six Nations 2025. Twickenham offers the best facilities available for all England’s home games in all rugby tournaments.

Eventmasters are proud to offer a wide range of Twickenham Stadium hospitality packages and VIP tickets for some of the UK’s biggest rugby events. Private executive boxes are available, which boast seating just outside the box, along with four-course meals, complimentary bars and post-match afternoon teas.

England Rugby Autumn Internationals

England v Wales - Guinness Six Nations Rugby Hospitality 2024 - Twickenham Stadium

The 2024 Autumn Internationals take place between 2nd and 24th November 2024 at the iconic Twickenham Stadium.

Twickenham Stadium will host all England’s home games in the Autumn Internationals 2024. Twickenham offers the best hospitality facilities available for all England’s home games in the Autumn Nations Series.

England Rugby Hospitality packages for Autumn Internationals are on sale now. To find out more about England Rugby hospitality for the Autumn Nations Series, explore the packages available which include private boxes at Twickenham Stadium.

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History Of The Stadium

The home of English rugby began as a market garden before the RFU (Rugby Football Union) transformed it into a rugby pitch in 1907. Twickenham Stadium, second only to Wembley Stadium in terms of size, is one of the largest rugby stadiums in the United Kingdom. The venue is the 4th largest stadium in Europe and holds the largest stadium dedicated to rugby globally.

In 1909, Richmond v Harlequins was held for the first rugby game at Twickenham. In 1910, the venue was fully completed and “sparked the golden era” of English rugby. Twenty thousand spectators watched England v Wales for the Six Nations, previously known as Five Nations. The England v Ireland clash in 1988 has become iconic for starting the tradition of singing “Swing Low, Sweet Chariot” for rugby fans in Twickenham. In 2004, the stadium was redeveloped to create a world-class venue, expanding to 82,000 capacity. Twickenham also introduced a four0star Marriott Hotel, a performing arts complex with health and leisure clubs.

Major Events at Twickenham

As well as hosting England home fixtures for the Autumn Internationals and the Guinness Six Nations, Twickenham Stadium is also host to many other sports and entertainment events.

Perhaps most notably, The Rolling Stones, Rihanna, Eminem and U2 have played concerts at Twickenham Stadium.

American Football was also played at the stadium as part of the NFL London in 2016 and 2017.

Upcoming Twickenham Stadium Rugby fixtures:

  • Premiership Rugby Final – Saturday 8 Jun 2024 – 15:00
  • England v New Zealand – Saturday 2nd November 2024
  • England v Australia – Saturday 9th November 2024
  • England v South Africa – Saturday 16th November 2024
  • England v Japan – Sunday 24th November 2024

(for Twickenham hospitality enquiries, please use the enquiry form at the foot of this page)

England Six Nations Fixtures 2025

Autumn Internationals 2024

Other Events at Twickenham Stadium

Twickenham Stadium Tours

Are you visiting Twickenham for the first time? The Twickenham Stadium’s guided tours provide the ultimate experience for any England rugby fan as an expert tour guide offers insight into the stadium’s history and facilities. Don’t forget to visit the onsite World Rugby Museum, showcasing its extensive collection of different artefacts in its unique exhibition.

Merry Pedaller

The Merry Pedaller bike tours take guests through the Royal Parks of London, visiting the River Thames cycle routes to Hampton Court Palace or Windsor Castle. This is the ideal family trip to enjoy an afternoon picnic in various beautiful locations.

Back of Beyond Adventures

Start your morning by hiring an excellent canoe, kayak or paddleboard in Richmond upon Thames. Whether you want to learn how to kayak or want to plan a unique summer party, this is the right place for anyone.

Visiting Twickenham Stadium

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How do I get to Twickenham Stadium by car?

Follow The Mall to Brompton Rd/A4 in Knightsbridge if travelling from London. Then take the A4 and A316 to Whitton Rd/B361 in Twickenham. From Whitton Rd, follow Rugby Rd to your destination.

How do I get to Twickenham Stadium by train?

From Waterloo Station, take the Windsor & Eton Riverside for five stops to Twickenham Rail Station for approximately 23 minutes. It will be a 15-minute walk to Twickenham Stadium from the station.

If you are travelling from Oxford St, take the Bakerloo line to Waterloo (4 stops) from Oxford Circus Underground Station. Walk to Waterloo Station and take the South Western Railway line to Reading (3 stops) to Twickenham Station.

How do I get to Twickenham Stadium by bus?

The 281, 481, 681, H20, 267, R68, R70, 33, 290, 110, H22, and 490 are reliable bus routes to Twickenham Stadium.

Twickenham Stadium FAQs

Alcohol, glass containers, cans, knives, air horns, recording equipment, flagpoles, pushchair and buggies are not permitted within Twickenham Stadium.

Inside the stadium, mobile phones and cameras are authorised by the venue, provided they are used for personal and private purposes only.

Smoking is not permitted once you enter the stadium, as all entrance gates are non-smoking. Guests who want to smoke must exit the stadium. Please note that you will need to take your ticket with you.

Twickenham Stadium is a cashless venue.

We strongly encourage people not to bring a bag to the event. However, if you take a bag with you, ensure that it is no greater in size than A4. Bags bigger than recommended size may be refused entry.

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