page_title: Records and statistics of the Rugby World Cup
section_title: Hosting
hierarchical_section_title: Records and statistics of the Rugby World Cup / Miscellaneous / Hosting
caption_attribution_description: Eden Park, Auckland, New Zealand. Taken April 2005 from Mount Eden, Auckland.
context_page_description: Key: App = Appearances. Con = conversions. Pen = penalties. Drop = drop goals.
context_section_description: Eden Park in Auckland Park was the first stadium to host the Rugby World Cup Final twice, with the 1987 and 2011 finals having been held there. Twickenham Stadium also hosted the final twice in 1991 and 2015.
  The record for the city that has been a part of most Rugby World Cups is currently four and is held by Cardiff that hosted matches in 1991, 1999, 2007 and 2015. Edinburgh and Toulouse hosted matches in three tournaments. If the definition of "city" includes its metropolitan area, Paris has also hosted matches in three tournaments. The city of Paris hosted matches in 1991, its adjacent suburb of Saint-Denis hosted matches in 1999, and both cities hosted matches in 2007.
caption: Eden Park was the first stadium to host the World Cup Final twice
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