Twickenham Stadium
The largest rugby-dedicated stadium in the world and home of England Rugby
Twickenham Stadium (London) – Capacity: 82,000
Twickenham Stadium, located in southwest London, is the home of English rugby and one of the most iconic rugby venues in the world. With a seating capacity of 82,000, it is the largest dedicated rugby union stadium and the second-largest stadium in the UK after Wembley. Opened in 1909, Twickenham has hosted countless historic matches, including Rugby World Cup finals, Six Nations clashes, and club-level fixtures. Beyond rugby, it has also been a venue for major concerts and events, welcoming global stars such as The Rolling Stones and Beyoncé. The stadium also houses the World Rugby Museum, which showcases the rich history of the sport and England’s contributions to it.
Facts about Twickenham Stadium
- Largest Rugby-Only Stadium – Twickenham is the biggest stadium in the world dedicated solely to rugby union.
- Owned by the RFU – The Rugby Football Union (RFU) owns and operates Twickenham, ensuring its focus remains on the sport.
- Used as a War Farm – During World War I, the stadium’s grounds were repurposed for growing crops to support the war effort.
- Hosts Non-Rugby Events – Besides rugby, Twickenham has hosted concerts for bands like U2, Eminem, and Metallica.
- Home to the World Rugby Museum – The museum inside the stadium contains artifacts, memorabilia, and interactive exhibits about the history of rugby.
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