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For over 100 years, since the first game of rugby was played there in 1909, the Twickenham Stadium is the ultimate amsterdam hotel destination for fans of the sport. amsterdam hotel With a huge capacity of 82,000 seats it is the second largest stadium in Britain after Wembley, and the largest in the world dedicated exclusively to rugby. Whether you are a die-hard rugby fan, or just looking for an alternative day out with the kids, then the home of English rugby is certainly the place for you. When planning your trip to a rugby game at Twickenham, there a number of things to consider: what transport you are using, which hotels in Twickenham you may want to stay in, and what else you can see and do to get the most from your trip!
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