For any rugby fans around the world, the Six Nations Championship is the highlight of the rugby season. Travelling to Six Nations Rugby doesn't have to be difficult. Take an Avanti West Coast train to Six Nations fixtures and take the hassle out of your journey.
What are the Six Nations Fixtures for 2023?
Five rounds and fifteen fixtures make up the Six Nations fixtures for 2023.
Round one:
- Wales vs Ireland
- England vs Scotland
- Italy vs France
Round two:
- Ireland vs France
- Scotland vs Wales
- England vs Italy
Round three:
- Italy vs Ireland
- Wales vs England
- France vs Scotland
Round four:
- Italy vs Wales
- England vs France
- Scotland vs Ireland
Round five:
- Scotland vs Ireland
- France vs Wales
- Ireland vs England.
The first round takes place on February 4 and 5, 2023, at Principality, Twickenham, and Rome’s Stadio Olimpico, respectively. Round two is on February 11 and 12, 2023, at Aviva, Principality, and Twickenham stadiums. Round three goes from February 25 and 26, 2023, at Stadio Olimpico, Principality Stadium, and Stade de France. On March 11 and 12, 2023, the fourth round will commence at Stadio Olimpico, Twickenham, and the BT Murrayfield Stadium. The final round will happen on March 18, 2023, at BT Murrayfield Stadium, Stade de France, and Aviva Stadium.
How to get to Twickenham Stadium by train
There are several ways to get to Twickenham stadium, including by car, bus, train, or plane. With delays and diversions on the road, using a train may be your best option to get to the stadium.
Several train stations are accessible from Twickenham Stadium within minutes of walking. Take your local train to Twickenham Rail Station, Whitton Rail Station, St Margaret’s Rail Station, Richmond Rail and Tube, or Hounslow East Tube. From Twickenham, walk 10 minutes to the stadium, and from Whitton or St Margaret’s, walk for 20 minutes. From Richmond Rail and Tube, the walk is eight minutes, while the walk is 30 minutes from Hounslow East Tube.
How to get to Murrayfield Stadium by train
Taking the train to Murrayfield Stadium can set the tone with a great atmosphere and time outdoors with the fans. The closest station to Murrayfield Stadium is Haymarket Station, a 30-minute walk from the stadium. You simply walk from the west end of Princes Street until you reach the stadium. You can also take the train to Haymarket then hop in a taxi or on the bus to get to the venue.
How to get to Principality Stadium by train
Like the other Six Nations locations, there are several ways to get there, including bus, car or train. However, the train may be the most effective for getting to Principality.
Principality Stadium is a step away from Cardiff Central Station and takes only a five-minute walk. Upon exiting the station, you should see signs pointing toward the stadium – follow the signage, and you’ll be at the game in no time.
