Venue Description

Explore Twickenham Stadium with a rugby expert on a behind the scenes tour and journey through rugby history in the World Rugby Museum telling the story of rugby from around the world, following the game’s history. Twickenham is the iconic Home of England Rugby. Built in 1909, the stadium is primarily used for rugby union matches from England’s home internationals to the end of season club finals. On a guided stadium tour take a seat in the England dressing room, absorb the atmosphere in the royal box, visit the VIP areas, get a birds eye view from the top of a stand and imagine the roar of the crowd as you run out of the players’ tunnel to pitch side. In the museum explore a glittering array of trophies; take up the challenge of discovering What Kind of Rugby Player Are You; re-live some of rugby’s most memorable moments; see the oldest international rugby jersey and Choose your own World XV interactive. The museum displays memorabilia from around the world and from all eras, making it a must visit for all rugby fans.

Accessibility

Twickenham Stadium is fully accessible for wheelchairs with step free access to all areas of the Stadium Tour route and into the museum. We have sensory bags and activities available for SEND visitors as well as Rory's Relaxed Open Day which is a SEND family friendly day.

Accessible Performances

We have Rory's Relaxed Open Day a couple of times a year designed specifically for SEND individuals and their families, or anyone who would benefit from a less crowded, calmer visit.

Toilets

The accessible toilets have step free access, wide doors for manual or power wheelchairs and have grab rail and easy to turn locks and taps.

Staff

Information about the staff has not been added for this venue.

Assistance dog facilities

Assistance dog exercise facilities

There is usually space in the car parks (large area not usually used for car parking - unless required for an event

Other assistance dog facilities

Car parks are available - water can be provided via the store/museum reception