Twickenham

Twickenham Rugby Ground

Although Twickenham Rugby Ground doesn't reflect the actual town of Twickenham, which is characterised by aged villas and timeworn monuments, its status as the headquarters of the Rugby Football Union and as the site of England's home internationals since 1910 means that it assumes a high level of prestige in the eyes of rugby lovers and sports lovers alike. Twickenham is to rugby what Wimbledon is to tennis. Its identity is mainly derived from the game of rugby, despite the fact that the stadium is way out of town.The Rugby Museum is essentially interactive. This means they can involve visitors directly with the entire Twickenham Experience and entertain as well as inform them. If you go on the tour of the Rugby Ground, you will have the thrilling opportunity of stepping into the players' changing rooms, then walking out from the tunnel onto the pitch, before eventually taking in a spectacular view of the pitch from the top of the stand. You can even imagine yourself holding the Five Nations Cup.

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