Twickenham Stadium, or “Twickers” as it’s affectionately called, stands in the southwest London borough of Twickenham. Known primarily for rugby, it serves as the home stadium for the national team and ranks among the world’s largest rugby union stadiums, accommodating up to 82,000 spectators. Beyond rugby, the stadium hosts a variety of events, including American football NFL games, music concerts, and conferences. Visitors can experience the electric atmosphere during matches, explore the World Rugby Museum, or attend one of the many other events held throughout the year.
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