Make The Wonder By Museum of Rugby Visit

The Rugby Football Union was formed in 1871- since that time a huge number of items have been collected and stored including match books, balls and programmes. In 1972 the RFU decided to create a museum at Twickenham to showcase these items and help tell the story of the professional game.
The museum have the largest collection of rugby memorabilia in the world. Twickenham's collection includes an England jersey from the first international match, held in 1871, between England and Scotland. As is the case today, that first England jersey was white, with a red rose.
Rugby fans and tourists from around the world enjoy the thrill of seeing memorabilia of England’s rugby in Twickenham. The museum has collected years of interesting artifacts and sports paraphernalia about the game of rugby since its opening in 1996. The World Rugby Museum is the ultimate visitor experience for the world rugby enthusiast.
On a tour you get a behind the scenes look at Twickenham Stadium, Twickenham Stadium is often described as the greatest sporting venue in the world. Also included in the tour are the royal box, hospitality suites, medical room, players’ tunnel, presidents suite and breathtaking view of the stadium from the top of the stand.
Normally entry fare of The Museum of Rugby for Adult is £14.00 and for the child is £8.00, The Opening time is as Tuesday-Saturday (10.00-17.00), Sunday (11.00-17.00). It is closed on 24-26 December, 1 January. You can buy “London Pass” and visit 71 Attractions in London instead of buying tickets at each attraction. It can save your time and energy.