World Rugby Museum & Allianz Stadium Twickenham Tour

Yes! The tours are lively and interactive, with plenty for kids to see, touch, and try, especially in the museum’s hands-on games. Under-5s go free.

Very accessible. There’s step-free access throughout, accessible toilets, sensory-friendly zones, and staff happy to assist. The interactive bits are especially great for kids who learn by doing. For quieter visits, try midweek afternoons.

Definitely. Many guides are natural storytellers who bring Twickenham’s history to life, and the museum’s nostalgic displays (including vintage kit, trophies, and archive footage) will spark memories for fans of all ages. There are plenty of seats and lifts throughout, so it’s great for less mobile visitors.

Family tickets offer good value, especially if you combine the stadium tour with museum entry. Lower prices are available for museum-only visits. Kids 5-15 and concessions pay less, and under-5s get in free.

Yes! Snap away in most areas (except the changing rooms and tunnel when matches are on). The pitchside is perfect for selfies with the stadium as your backdrop.

There’s a café and a shop with drinks, snacks, and rugby-themed treats. 

Advance booking recommended, especially for tours during school holidays or just before/after big games. Earphones with translations are available to pre-book for non-native English speakers.

Fully accessible for wheelchairs and pushchairs, with lifts and ramps everywhere.

Dress for the British weather if you’re going outside. Comfy shoes, layers and something sporty for the museum challenges!