Sports and leisure activities England

Southwest of London, Twickenham is one of the temples of rugby. The Rose XV Garden and the headquarters of the English Federation (RFU), Twickers, as it is known, also hosts European Cup matches and national rugby finals. The stadium has also been the scene of legendary concerts such as those of the Rolling Stones, U2 or the Eagles. For those who would not have the chance to attend a meeting on this mythical lawn, it is possible to visit the adjacent museum. The tour also includes a tour of the stadium.

Newquay has some excellent surf spots, and it would be a shame not to take full advantage of them or miss out. So, if you'd like to learn or improve, the Cornwall Surf Academy offers year-round surf lessons for all levels, from half-day to several days. If you prefer, you can also take advantage of weekly packages. Prices are attractive and lessons are given by qualified instructors. A fun activity for young and old, winter and summer alike. A change of scenery guaranteed!

See if you have a sense of rhythm and balance by coming to enjoy this vast and famous skating rink, which is very popular with teenagers, experienced skaters and families alike. It's a hive of activity in the evenings and on weekends. For those who don't like ice, try bowling or curling, and have fun challenging your friends on the court, to the sound of your favourite music! Finally, a bar and a restaurant will allow you to eat on site, so all you have to do is have a good time!

Due to open in April 2019, Tottenham's new stadium has been built on the site of White Hart Lane Stadium. This ultramodern stadium, which cost between £700 and £998 million to build, offers guided tours. With a capacity of 62,000, it is one of the largest stadiums in the Premier League. What's more, its star attraction, The Dare Sky Walk, lets you stroll along a vertiginous glass walkway at the top.