Twickenham Stadium is located on the outskirts of
London, England.
Football and rugby originated in England and are said to be the holy sites of rugby, Twickenham Stadium and wembley Stadium.
Location:200 Waitton Rd, Twickenham TW2 7BA
Seati
ng capacity: 82,0
00
Opened: 1909
About the Stadium
Twickenham Stadium is basically a three-tiered stadium.
It is the structur
e of the first floor seat, the second floor seat,
and the third floor seat.
Twickenham Stadium is an older type of stadium, so seats near the ground will be in a category that makes it difficult
to see.
In addition, because the overall making is old, the concorde etc. are not so big.
At Twickenham Stadium, there is space in the area and stands where you play, so it will be difficult to see the seats in front
of you.
The new type of stadium has a solid step, so you may not feel that it is difficult to see so far, so the ease of seeing the previous area depends on the type of stadium.
World Rugby Museum
Twickenham Stadium is home to the World Rugby Museum, where you can go on a stadium tour even on days when there are no matches.
Even if it
is difficult to go to match the day of watching rugby with pinpoint, you can see the inside of the stadium and see the museum, so if you have time during the trip, please go.
Access
From London, take the SouthwestLine from Waterloo station to the nearest Twickenham station.
It takes
about 20 minutes to get to the station, so it's a 15-minute walk to the stadiu
m.
This stadium walks like a private house from the station.
In that sense, the atmosphere is different from Wembley Stadium.
