Twickenham Stadium Tour & The World Rugby Museum

Best for kids aged 6+, anyone old enough to enjoy a stadium tour or shout “TRY!” at inappropriate moments. Teens who play sport will love it too. Younger ones might get fidgety unless there’s a ball involved.

You’ll see the players’ changing rooms, the tunnel, the royal box, pitch-side views, and get loads of fun behind-the-scenes stories. The guides are great with kids – expect a bit of rugby trivia and a lot of stairs.

Match days are buzzing – great for older kids who can handle the noise and crowds. For younger families or first-timers, non-match days are more relaxed and let you do the full tour without the rush.

Not at all! The museum is packed with cool objects, great stories, and interactive exhibits that appeal to sporty kids and curious grown-ups. Plus, the stadium’s sheer size impresses everyone.

The World Rugby Museum (especially the interactive tackle zone), the Royal Box, the player tunnel, and standing pitch-side pretending you’re about to take the winning kick

Yes. Accessible tours are available, and the museum and gift shop are step-free. Some areas of the tour have limited access, but staff are helpful and accommodating.

Yes, there’s a café near the museum and on-site eateries on match days. Plenty of picnic spots outside the stadium if you bring your own.

Yes, loads of great selfie spots, especially pitch-side, in the royal box, and under the big Twickenham signage outside. Just no flash in the museum, please.

Definitely. Packed with England kits, rugby balls, keyrings and fun stuff for all ages. Perfect for little ruggers (and big fans too).

Closest station is Twickenham, just a short walk away. On match days, trains get busy – plan ahead or arrive early if you’re with kids in tow.