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Six Nations Rugby Stadium Group Tour

Six Nations Rugby Stadium Group Tour

Six Nations Rugby Stadium Group Tour

A must for rugby fans. Pick and choose which exciting Six Nations countries you want to include or tour them all! Visit the national stadiums in each country and other historic stadiums, learn about the history and take guided legends tours. Go behind-the-scenes in the changing rooms, Players' Tunnels and pitch-side. Admire the amazing memorabilia collections showcasing player jerseys and trophies. Finish with city tours taking in all the important landmarks.

Tour Highlights

ENGLAND

  • Visit the home of the England rugby team, Allianz Stadium. 
  • Visit exclusive areas of the stadium usually reserved for elite rugby players, including the England Changing Room, Players Tunnel, pitch-side and more.
  • Choose a legends tour to have the opportunity to meet former England players, and learn first-hand about the game through their own experiences. 
  • Explore the extensive collection of rugby memorabillia at the World Rugby museum. 
  • During your visit, why not also enjoy a mouthwatering Neopolitan pizza from the nearby pizzeria! Thus combining 2 of the Nations...
  • City tour of London to include The Mall and Buckingham Palace, Big Ben and Houses of Parliament, Trafalgar Square, Oxford and Regent Streets, London Eye and cruise along the River Thames
  • Visit other legendary sporting sites in the city such as Wembley Stadium, Lords Cricket Ground and Wimbledon. 

WALES

  • Legends tour of Principality Stadium in Cardiff, meeting and learning from the best of the best in Wales. 
  • Experience a mock head-coach talk in the dressing room, take the walk through the Players Tunnel to Pitchside and imagine being interviewed post-match, as you take a seat in the Press Suite. 
  • Enjoy a meal in the South Stand Lounge, with fabulous views over the grounds. 
  • Panoramic tour of Cardiff, visit the Castle and take a stroll along Cardiff Bay. 

IRELAND

  • Visit Aviva Stadium in Dublin, for a gameday experience. Feel the roar and rumble of the crowd as the Irish international team make a stunning try, which will create an unforgettable experience.
  • Although the Stadium do not do offer tours, this is a perfect opportunity to experience the action from the stands. 
  • Ensure to try a pint of Guinness, either within the stadium or visit the Guinness Storehouse experience. Wander the streets of Dublin and visit key sites such as Trinity College, Kilmainham Gaol and visit a typical Irish pub amongst the city's cobbled streets. 

SCOTLAND 

  • Step into Murrayfield, Edinburgh, and enjoy a visit of Scotland's biggest stadium. 
  • You are invited into the team's changing room, where you can sit in your favourite Scottish player's seat. As you sit there, taking it all in, you can still hear the echoes of Sione Tuipulotu’s (the captain) team talks as he hypes up his players for a battle on the pitch
  • Get up close to the Calcutta Cup for a photo opportunity, and imagine the feeling of glory that the players have felt as that cup was lifted. 
  • Edinburgh Castle, the Royal Mile, Palace of Holyroodhouse, Royal Yacht Britannia and of course a Whiskey Distillery are all nearby and will help to ensure you visit the best the city has to offer, before moving on to the next Six Nations Location.

FRANCE

  • Visit the Stade de France, for a behind the scenes experience of the French rugby team - including the changing rooms, tunnel and pitchside. 
  • the Stade de France is also home to the French football team, so as well as stepping in the footsteps of Antoine Dupont, you will also be stepping into the shoes of Zidane and Mbappé 
  • Following a visit to the stadium, tour the National Rugby Centre, to learn more about the French rugby and it's historic routes.
  • Round off your stay in Paris with a visit to the Louvre, home of the Mona Lisa, ascend the Eiffel Tower, tour the Notre Dame and cruise along the River Seine. 

ITALY

  • The Stadio Olimpico, in Rome, is the final stadium of the tour. Game day experience as you watch the Italian team play and enjoy a meal in one of the executive suites or lounges
  • Not just rugby? Another great landmark to visit in Rome is the Museo dello Sport, which features histoical football memorabillia including jerseys, trophies and interactive exhibits celebrating AS Roma, SS Lazio, the Italian National team and major international athletic events. 
  • City tour including the Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, The Vatican and St Peter's Basilica - finishing off with a traditional pizza or pasta dinner!

We can organise connections between these cities via coach, ferries, trains and Eurostar. 

 

What Our Clients Say

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