Stade de Twickenham (Allianz Stadium)

Twickenham Stadium is the home of England Rugby, the world's largest dedicated rugby venue.

Considered the Temple of Rugby.

Called Allianz Stadium for naming rights, it is commonly referred to as Twickenham or Twickers.

🎟️ Tickets are on sale on the official RFU ticketing page.

Some matches require membership.

How to get to Twickenham Stadium by public transport?

🚍 Bus

Lines 281, 481 (diverted on matchdays for these two lines), 681, H20, R68, R70, 33, 290, 110, H22, 490

🚌 Special bus shuttles are often provided on major event days.

♻️ The stadium is located in a ULEZ zone (environmental).

Parking at the stadium on matchdays must be reserved in advance online, but spaces are very limited and traffic around the stadium is very heavy. Public transport is recommended.

The stadium is 10 minutes walk from Twickenham Station and 20 minutes from Whitton Station.

🚲 Bike racks are located on the South-East of the stadium.

🚍 Bus shuttles are often organised on major event days.

🛍️ Is there a shop at Twickenham Stadium?

Yes, an official shop is located near the South Stand.

🛅 Does Twickenham Stadium have a luggage drop?

Bulky items (larger than A4 size) can be left at the Bag drop at Webb Ellis House on Rugby Road.

🛜 Is there WIFI at Twickenham Stadium?

Yes, free "eduroam" WIFI access is available at the stadium.

Can you eat at Twickenham Stadium?

🌭 Yes, food stands are located throughout the stadium and around it, particularly in the fan zone. Food trucks are found around the stadium on matchdays.

💳 Twickenham Stadium is cashless.

Can you tour Twickenham Stadium?

Yes, guided tours of the "Home of Rugby" are available. You can also visit the World Rugby Museum. Book online via this link.

👀 What to Do / What to See in London?

There are countless attractions in London... the classics include:

🏰 Big Ben and House of Parliament, Tower Bridge, Tower of London and the Crown Jewels, Westminster Abbey, the lights of Piccadilly Circus, and the West End theatre district in Covent Garden,

Take a stroll along the Thames Embankment and ride the London Eye🎡 , the contemporary Canary Wharf district,

🏛️ Visit the British Museum or Tate Modern (contemporary art)

Watch the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace💂‍♂️ ,

Browse the floors of Harrods or, in a completely different style, stroll through Camden Town,

and relax at Hyde Park 🐿️ .