The recently renovated museum spaces are now available for events and includes the museum galleries and an AV-equipped theatre and exhibition area with a joint capacity of 150.
Suitable for drinks receptions, the spaces located in the east stand can be used alongside or separately to the stadium’s purpose-built conference centre.
Amir Vered, head of sales and marketing at Twickenham Experience, said: "While we gear up for the 2013/14 rugby season, this new offering will give our delegates a chance to really get involved with Twickenham’s rugby heritage and gain an enriching and educational experience in the midst of some of the most fascinating artefacts in the history of the sport."
The museum originally opened in 1996 and was called the Museum of Rugby. It relaunched in 2007 as the World Rugby Museum and, with 25,000 artefacts, has the most extensive collection of rugby memorabilia in the world.
Michael Rowe, the World Rugby Museum’s curator, said: "We are really pleased to work with the conference and events team on the new offering and look forward to hosting Twickenham delegates for a unique event experience here at the museum."
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