We give the lowdown on the six stadiums that will host matches during the 2024 Six Nations.
The 2024 Six Nations runs from Friday 2 February to Saturday 16 March, with games played across Europe. This page has all you need to know about the Six Nations venues for the men’s tournament.
Six Nations Stadiums
Aviva Stadium
Capacity – 51,700
Finished – 2010
Uses – Rugby union, American football, concerts
Matches –
- Sun 11 February, Ireland v Italy (3pm)
- Sat 24 February, Ireland v Wales (2.15pm)
Scottish Gas Murrayfield
Capacity – 67,144
Finished – 1925
Uses – Rugby union, football, American football, concerts for the likes of Taylor Swift and Beyonce
Matches –
- Sat 10 February, Scotland v France (2.15pm)
- Sat 24 February, Scotland v England (4.45pm)
Principality Stadium
Capacity – 74,500
Finished – 1999
Uses – Rugby union, rugby league, football, boxing, motor sports, eventing, concerts
Matches –
- Sat 3 February, Wales v Scotland (4.45pm)
- Sun 10 March, Wales v France (3pm)
- Sat 16 March, Wales v Italy (2.15pm)
Parc OL
Capacity – 59,186
Finished – 2016
Uses – football, rugby, concerts
Matches –
- Sat 16 March, France v England (8pm)
Orange Velodrome
Capacity – 67,000
Finished – 1937
Uses – football, rugby, concerts
Matches –
- Fri 2 February, France v Ireland (8pm)
Stade Pierre Mauroy
Capacity – 50,000
Finished – 2012
Uses – football, rugby, concerts
Matches –
- Sun 25 February, France v Italy (3pm)
Stadio Olimpico
Capacity – 62,698
Finished – 1937
Uses – Football, rugby union, athletics, concerts
Matches –
- Sat 3 Ferbruary, Italy v England (2.15pm)
- Sat 9 March, Italy v Scotland (2.15pm)
Twickenham Stadium
Capacity – 82,000
Finished – 1909
Uses – Rugby union, American football, concerts
Matches –
- Sat 10 February, England v Wales (4.45pm)
- Sat 9 March, England v Ireland (4.45pm)
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