The Stoop, officially known as Twickenham Stoop Stadium, is the home of Harlequins Rugby.
Located directly opposite Twickenham Stadium in south-west London, it hosts Premiership Rugby, Premiership Women’s Rugby, Champions Cup, academy fixtures, and occasional special events.
With a capacity of around 14,800, The Stoop is known for its vibrant matchday atmosphere, family-friendly environment, and strong rugby heritage.

Opened in 1963, The Stoop began as a modest ground for Harlequins before undergoing multiple redevelopments to meet professional rugby standards.
Named after Adrian Stoop, a legendary Harlequins player and administrator, the venue has become synonymous with London rugby.
Throughout the professional era, it has hosted major Premiership clashes, European fixtures, women’s showcase matches, and community rugby events — solidifying its place as one of England’s most historic club rugby stadiums.

Address: Langhorn Drive, Twickenham, TW2 7SX
Rail: Twickenham Station – 10–12 min walk
Rail: Whitton / St Margaret’s – 15–18 min walk
Bus: 281, 267, 681 run nearby
Car: Very limited parking; event-day restrictions apply
Bike: Several cycle racks around the stadium
🚇 Travel Tip: Twickenham Station is the most reliable route — expect busy crowds after major games.

Bag Policy: Small bags only; all items are searched on entry.
Best Events: Harlequins Premiership Rugby, Premiership Women’s Rugby derbies, European pool matches.
Food & Drink: Local pubs around Twickenham Green; on-site bars and food trucks.
Atmosphere: Passionate but family-friendly — excellent for new fans.
Accessibility: Accessible entrances and seating available across stands.

Opened: 1963
Capacity: ~14,800
Most Famous Matches: Harlequins’ Premiership derbies and European knockout fixtures
Unique Feature: Located just a few minutes from Twickenham Stadium
Historic Fact: Named after Adrian Stoop, who helped shape modern backline play in rugby