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      The English capital with a sporting landmark at it's heart.

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      Twickenham Stadium

      Capacity: 82,000

       

      An international rugby union landmark, the HQ of English rugby and a venue for what promises to be a historic Rugby World Cup. Twickenham is no stranger to making sporting history. Jonah Lomu’s 1999 double, anyone?

      But more recently, the stadium welcomed a women’s rugby attendance record for a 15s match, 58,498 taking in England v France in 2023. The Red Roses captain that day Marlie Packer is eager for more huge numbers. “We can’t wait for 80,000 of you to be cheering us on as we look to inspire the next generation of Red Roses.”

      Located within the heart of the English capital, Twickenham has hosted men’s World Cup finals and Grand Slam deciding encounters. For 2025, it will be the final location to determine who achieves World Cup glory.

      Things To See And Do

      • London Eye

        An unmissable panoramic view across one of the most famous cities in the world

      • Tower of London

        Located on the bank of the River Thames, visit for a unique day at a venue like no other

      • Buckingham Palace

        A symbol of Britain's rich history while remaining the residence for the monarchy

        A city that blends history with modern phenomenons, with a culture like nowhere else in the UK. London is a host city that has simply everything for your Rugby World Cup experience.

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