By Air:
Twickenham is a short distance from the behemoth that is Heathrow Airport, and is so close to the flight path that you can usually spot an A380 or 777 coming into land over the stadium during dull periods in a match! Flights operate to destinations around the globe. From Heathrow, take the Piccadilly Line to Hounslow East station, and transfer to the 281 bus which passes the stadium. Total transfer time is around 45 minutes.

By Train:
Twickenham station is around 10-15 minutes walk from the stadium, and is served by regular services between London Waterloo and Reading. The majority of trains also call at Clapham Junction for those connecting from other parts of the South of England. The journey time from Waterloo is around 30 minutes.

By Car:
To get to Twickenham by road, the majority of drivers will exit at Junction 12 of the M25 onto the M3. From there, follow signs for the A316 and the stadium is just off the Whitton Road roundabout by the car dealership. Stadium parking can be booked in advance via the RFU, but for big international games demand is extremely high. Parking in the surrounding area is extremely difficult as it is mostly residents-only.