World Rugby Museum & Allianz Stadium Tours

The World Rugby Museum and Allianz Stadium Tours offer sports-loving families an exciting behind-the-scenes look at England's iconic rugby headquarters. Kids can explore interactive exhibits celebrating rugby history, walk through the players' tunnel, and see the famous stadium pitch where legends have played. With hands-on activities and engaging displays, this is a thrilling experience for young sports fans and a great way to introduce children to British sporting culture.

• ✓Walking through the players' tunnel onto the iconic Twickenham pitch
• ✓Interactive museum exhibits where kids can handle rugby equipment and test their skills
• ✓Seeing the England team changing rooms and VIP areas
• ✓Trophy displays and memorabilia from historic rugby matches
• ✓Learning about rugby legends through engaging multimedia displays

1. 1.Book stadium tours in advance online as they run at specific times and can sell out, especially during school holidays
2. 2.Visit on non-match days for a quieter experience. Check the stadium events calendar before booking as tours may be limited on game days
3. 3.The museum includes rugby balls and interactive displays that kids can touch, so allow extra time for hands-on exploration
4. 4.Richmond town center is just a short walk away with parks and riverside areas perfect for post-visit play
5. 5.Take advantage of photo opportunities in the players' tunnel and beside the pitch, kids love recreating their favorite sports moments

Tuesday through Friday mornings are typically quietest. Weekends and school holidays can be busier but offer more tour times. Avoid visiting on international match days (check the fixture calendar online) when access is restricted and the surrounding area gets very crowded.

Admission is budget-friendly (under £10 for children, family tickets available). The venue is accessible by London Underground (Twickenham station on the Southwestern Railway) and has onsite parking. There is a cafe onsite, though food options are limited, so consider eating in nearby Richmond.

The museum is open year-round except Mondays and major holidays. Stadium tours run throughout the year but may be restricted during the Six Nations Championship (February to March) and during autumn internationals (November). Summer holidays offer special family-friendly activities and extended hours occasionally.

Richmond town center (10 minutes away) offers numerous family-friendly options including Giraffe (international cuisine with dedicated kids menu) and Bills (all-day dining with excellent breakfast and brunch). Along the riverside, you will find cafes and casual eateries with outdoor seating perfect for families.