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Rugby World Cup 2007 is going to take place in the 12 venues in the beautiful country of France. The 2007 Rugby World Cup Venues are not mere venues but also a great source of historical and cultural attractions of France. These venues are designed, using the extreme civil engineering and can hold a large number of crowds, due to arrive during the matches. The 2007 Rugby World Cup Venues are Chaban-Delmas in Bordeaux, Millenium Stadium in Cardiff, Murrayfield in Edinburg, Felix-Bollaert in Lens, Gerland in Lyons, Velodrome in Marseilles, La Mosson in Mountpellier, La Beaujoire in Nantes, Parc des Princes in Paris, Stade de France in Saint-Denis, Geoffroy Guichard in Saint-Etinne and Stadium de Toulouse in Toulouse.

The rugby grounds for the 2007 Rugby World Cup Venues have an average capacity of 50,000 and the venues that are going to hold the final phase of the matches have a seating capacity of 60,000-80,000. The 2007 Rugby World Cup Venues are having great tourist attractions as well, such as Marseilles and Lyon. The Millenium Stadium which is in Cardiff is the newest in Wales and has a capacity to hold 72,500. Amongst the other 2007 Rugby World Cup Venues, Murray field in France is the oldest that was erected in the year 1925. This particular venue for the World Cup Rugby 2007 is an easy access to the airport.

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