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Book tickets for a tour of Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, better known as Milan's San Siro stadium; the football stadium of the two clubs AC Milan and Internazionale.

For the football fans: Stadio San Siro

The San Siro football stadium is located in the West of Milan in the San Siro district and has been home to both A.C. Milan and F.C. Internazionale since the mid-twentieth century. It officially bears the name Stadio Giuseppe Meazza , but you hardly ever hear this name anymore. For supporters of both clubs and the football clubs themselves, it is San Siro. It is also interesting that part of the 2026 Winter Olympics and the Winter Paralympics will take place in the San Siro stadium. At the moment there are plans for a new stadium and this should be ready before the new season starts in 2022. Are you a football fan of one of the Milan clubs? Then you would like to visit before the San Siro stadium is demolished.

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During a tour you will see changing rooms, football shirts of the most important football players of AC Milan and FC Internazionale and then you can also go on the field itself. After the Milan stadium tour you can then visit the small museum and not far away from this museum is Casa Milan with Mondo Milan, which is completely dedicated to AC Milan. At both locations you will find memorabilia that will make your football heart beat faster. And a tour of the football souvenir stores at one of the two locations will make your visit complete. Book your San Siro tickets online:

San Siro – not just football

However, the stadium has been the venue for multiple sports in the past. Box and rugby matches have also taken place. In addition to sports, it is also an important event location, as it can receive a larger audience. Just imagine the atmosphere during a big concert here. Many famous artists performed here during the forties, such as Bruce Springsteen, David Bowie, Michael Jackson, U2, Madonna and Pearl Jam. Many Italian top artists have also performed here. If you are a fan of a certain artist, consulting the event calendar may provide you with a nice extra, such as attending a concert during your visit in Milan.

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Where is the san siro stadium in milan.

The San Siro Stadium, officially known as Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, is situated in the San Siro district, northwest of the Milan city center. The stadium's address is Via Piccolomini, 5. The Milan football Stadium is home to two of Milan's major football clubs, AC Milan and Inter Milan. It is one of the most famous and iconic stadiums in the world, renowned for its football history and atmosphere. It is easily accessible by public transportation, including metro (Line 5), bus, and tram lines.

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Explore the Iconic San Siro Stadium: An Unforgettable Tour Experience

Are you ready to embark on a thrilling journey through the heart of football history? Look no further than the legendary San Siro Stadium in Milan, Italy. Home to two of Italy's most celebrated football clubs, AC Milan and Inter Milan, this iconic venue offers an unforgettable stadium tour that will leave you in awe.  

San Siro Stadium Tour Highlights:

1. Immersive History: The San Siro Stadium, officially known as the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, has witnessed countless historic moments in football. As you step onto the hallowed turf, you'll feel the echoes of legendary matches and the roars of passionate fans. This is where football dreams come to life.

2. Behind-the-Scenes Access: Prepare to be amazed as you explore areas typically off-limits to the public. Walk through the player's tunnel, visit the locker rooms, and experience the adrenaline rush of standing pitch-side. Get a taste of what it's like to be a football superstar.

3. The San Siro Museum: No visit to San Siro is complete without a trip to the stadium's very own museum. Dive into a treasure trove of memorabilia, including jerseys, trophies, and historical artifacts. Learn about the rich heritage of AC Milan and Inter Milan through interactive exhibits and displays.

4. Panoramic Views: Ascend to the upper tiers of the stadium, where you'll be treated to breathtaking panoramic views of the pitch and the city of Milan. Capture stunning photos and imagine the intensity of matchday from this vantage point.

5. Knowledgeable Guides: Our expert guides are passionate about football and the San Siro's history. They'll share fascinating stories, insider anecdotes, and insider knowledge that will deepen your appreciation for this iconic venue.

6. Family-Friendly Experience: San Siro Stadium tours are suitable for visitors of all ages. It's a fantastic opportunity for families, friends, and football enthusiasts to bond over their love for the beautiful game.

7. Ticket Options: Choose from various ticket options, including guided tours and self-guided visits. Be sure to check the schedule and book your tour in advance to secure your spot.  

A visit to San Siro Stadium is a pilgrimage for football lovers, and the stadium tour is your passport to the heart of Italian football. Explore the history, marvel at the architecture, and soak in the electric atmosphere. Don't forget to make time for the San Siro Museum to complete your journey through time. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just looking for a unique cultural experience in Milan, the San Siro Stadium tour is a must-do activity.

Don't miss this chance to walk in the footsteps of legends and immerse yourself in the magic of San Siro. Book your tour today and create memories that will last a lifetime. It's more than a stadium; it's an icon of football history.

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• 9.10 / 10 7 reviews | 106 travellers All the facilities were beautiful. From the museum, everything was very interesting. The locker rooms made it feel like being with the team. And being on the field was spectacular. We were told that there would be a guide, but that was not true. The truth is, they didn't even take care of it since everything was very clear on the tour. And in the end the store had everything in products and souvenirs 8 Arturo Nava
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On this  San Siro Tour , we'll explore the  stadium that's shared by AC Milan and Inter , the two big football teams in the capital of the Lombardy region. It's a must-see for football fans!

At the time indicated, we'll meet outside  door 8 of the San Siro Stadium , where we'll get ready to discover  one of the greatest temples of Italian football . Inside this impressive stadium,  AC Milan  and  Inter  play their games, two of the main teams from the capital of Lombardy. Milan fans call this stadium San Siro, while their main rivals, in order to be different, call it the  Guiseppe Meazza  stadium, in honour of one of their club's greatest ever players.

We'll start this  tour of the San Siro Stadium  by visiting the  San Siro Museum . In this exhibition, we'll see a large collection of  football t-shirts : red and black for AC Milan and blue and black for Inter. In addition, we'll learn lots of facts about the two teams.

After visiting the museum, we'll continue the tour of the stadium by visiting the changing rooms . From here, we'll follow the route out of the  tunnel into the pitch . You'll feel the same emotions as players on match day!

Then, we'll explore part of the  stands  and the  VIP area . The tour continues with a visit to  Italia 110 & Lode , an exhibition dedicated to the  Italian National Football Team .

In these displays, we'll see memorabilia from the transalpine team, such as the  first Italian national team shirt , worn against France in 1910, the flag from the  World Cup Final in 1938 between Italy and Hungary , the kit from the  World Cup Final in 1968 between Italy and Yugoslavia , and shirts from 1970. You'll also see trophies that have been won over the years.

After 1.5 hours, we'll end this tour of the stadium at the starting point.

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This tour cannot take place on days when there is a match or other events in the stadium.

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1 hour 30 minutes.

The activity takes place with a tour assistant that speaks in English.

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San Siro Stadium tour

San Siro, also known as Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, is the home stadium of both A.C. Milan and Inter Milan, two of Italy’s most famous football clubs.

With a seating capacity of over 80,000, it is one of Europe’s largest stadiums and the largest in Italy.

The San Siro has been home to some of the biggest names in football history, such as Giuseppe Meazza, Paolo Maldini, Franco Baresi, Javier Zanetti, and Andre Pirlo. 

Designated as a UEFA Category Four stadium, it’s not only a structure but also the ultimate athletic arena and a representation of Milan on a global scale.

This article shares everything you need to know before booking tickets for the San Siro.

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What to expect at San Siro

Experience the thrill of exploring the shared home of AC Milan and Internazionale, the San Siro Stadium.

Be amazed by the spectacular design of Italy’s most historic stadium.

Experienced guides at the stadium are sure to amaze you with fascinating stories about the stadium and the teams associated with it.

A San Siro Stadium tour ticket offers access to areas usually off-limits to the public, such as the changing rooms, the press room, and the Tunnel of Champions.

Explore the San Siro Museum, which houses a unique collection of memorabilia that tells the story of the two Milanese teams.

Browse through old jerseys, photos, tickets, and even the boots that made history. 

Be amazed by the trophy cases, which are a sight to behold and showcase some of the most significant achievements of the two teams. 

Stop by the stadium’s shop, where you can purchase official club merchandise.

Where to buy tickets to the San Siro 

San Siro tickets can be purchased at the stadium or online in advance.

Online ticket prices tend to be cheaper than tickets at the venue.

When you buy online, you can avoid the long queues at the ticket counters.

Because some tours sell a limited number of tickets, booking early helps avoid last-minute disappointments.

When you book early, you also get your preferred time slot.

How do online tickets work

Go to the San Siro Tour booking page , select your preferred date, the number of tickets you wish to purchase, and the time slot, and buy the tickets right away.

After the purchase, you will receive the tickets via email. 

You don’t need to take any printouts.

On the day of the visit, show the ticket on your smartphone and walk into the stadium.

Cost of San Siro Tour tickets

General Admission tickets for the San Siro tour are available for €31 to all visitors over seven years of age.

San Siro Stadium tickets are free for children under the age of six.

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Experience the magic of one of the most iconic stadiums in the world by taking a behind-the-scenes tour of San Siro.

As you walk through the tunnel of champions, you’ll find yourself on the pitch of La Scala del Calcio, where you can immerse yourself in the legend of San Siro. 

Let knowledgeable guides take you on an exciting journey through the stadium, starting with the San Siro Museum. 

Witness a selection of jerseys worn by some of the greatest players from Milanese teams.

Discover the secrets of the stadium by following in the footsteps of your favorite football champions. 

Visit the locker rooms of AC Milan and Inter Milan, cross the mix zone, and walk through the players’ tunnel to get that enchanting view of the San Siro field.

Guides will lead you in groups, sharing interesting anecdotes and unique views for your photos on the pitch, sideline, and benches. 

After exploring the stadium, take a moment to relax and enjoy the view of the bowl from the grandstand while learning about the stadium’s history.

The tour concludes with a visit to “Italia 110 & Lode,” an exhibition dedicated to the Italian National Football Team. 

Observe original memorabilia, including the first jersey used against France in 1910 and trophies and shirts from Italy’s World Cup and European Championship victories.

Ticket Prices

General Ticket (7+ years): €31 Infant Ticket (up to 6 years): Free

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How to reach San Siro

The San Siro stadium is located in the northwestern part of Milan, about 6 km (4 miles) away from the city center.

Address: Piazzale Angelo Moratti, 20151 Milano MI, Italy. Get Directions

You can reach the stadium by car or public transport. 

The San Siro can be reached by stepping off at the San Siro Stadio M5 stop. 

Take buses 49, 64, 78, 80, 423, and Q78.

The San Siro Stadio stop is right outside the stadium.

Take subway line 5.

The San Siro Stadio M5 is right next to the stadium and can be reached by boarding tram line 16. 

If you’re driving by car, turn on Google Maps and get started!

Choose between a host of parking options around the stadium.

San Siro Tour timings

Visitors can explore the San Siro any day of the week as it remains open from 10 am to 5 pm. 

The San Siro offers regular tours during these hours, allowing visitors to delve deeper into its exhibits and learn more about the collections on display.

The stadium and museum tour commences every 20 minutes.

Best time to visit the San Siro

We suggest booking your tour on a weekday when the stadium is less busy for a more enjoyable visit. 

Mornings and late evenings have fewer visitors, and you can visit peacefully.

Weekends and public holidays are the most crowded at the stadium.

How long does the San Siro Tour take

The San Siro Stadium tour lasts about 60 minutes.

The tour includes visits to exclusive areas like the dressing rooms, players’ tunnel, pitch, and exhibition.

Reviews for the San Siro Tour

Here are some reviews to help you plan before taking a San Siro Stadium Tour.

A must if you like your football

This was one of the best stadium tours I have done. We had Martha as our English speaking guide. It was very informative and we got to see both Milan dressing rooms ,dugouts and museum. Definitely a must if you like your football.

Sligoinian, Tripadvisor

A football fan’s dream

My top of the list to visit while in Milan. Iconic football stadium. Easily reached via metro or tram. Joined the stadium tour for about an hour. Forza Milan!

AIRID3RL, Tripadvisor

Lives up to the hype

Iconic stadium. Really lives up to the atmosphere hype. Accessible by the subway too.

If you’re up in the gods, you’d want to be fit. Facilities a little aged but doesn’t take away from the experience. Plenty going on around the ground pre and post match. Easily the no. 1 thing to do in Milan.

David, TripAdvisor

FAQs about the San Siro Tour

Here are some questions visitors usually ask before visiting the San Siro.

The San Siro tour is a guided exploration of the San Siro stadium, home to AC Milan and Inter Milan.  It is an opportunity for football fans to explore the stadium and learn about its rich history and significance.

The San Siro tour lasts around 1 hour.  However, this can vary depending on the size of the group and the level of interest in each section of the stadium.

During the San Siro tour, you can expect to see the changing rooms, the press room, the VIP area, and the pitch itself.  You will also learn about the history of the stadium and the two football clubs that call it home.

You can buy tickets for the San Siro tour at the stadium or online by clicking here .  It is recommended that you book in advance to avoid disappointment, as the tours can sell out quickly during peak times.

Yes, the San Siro tour is wheelchair accessible.  There are lifts and ramps available throughout the stadium to ensure that everyone can enjoy the tour.

Yes, you are allowed to take photos during the San Siro tour.  However, you should be respectful of other visitors and not disrupt the tour while taking photos.

No, food and drinks are not allowed on the San Siro tour.  However, there are food and drink facilities available in the stadium that you can visit before or after the tour.

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Inter and ac milan meet with webuild to discuss saving iconic san siro.

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The iconic San Siro is one of world football's most recognisable venues

After years of discussions, debates and false dawns, a company has stepped forward to restyle the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza. Known more commonly as San Siro, the home to both Inter and AC Milan has grown outdated and is in drastic need of upgrades if the city’s two clubs are to continue playing there.

Each has explored options of building a new stadium elsewhere, but the combination of Italy’s exhausting bureaucracy and the idea of leaving such an iconic venue have always prevented them.

Now however, Italian construction company Webuild has held a presentation event with leading figures from the two Serie A clubs as well as the Mayor of Milan Giuseppe Sala.

AC Milan President Paolo Scaroni and Inter CEO Alessandro Antonello were among those watching at the event at Palazzo Marino, which was led by Massimo Ferrari, the Director General of WeBuild.

What does Webuild plan to do with San Siro?

Ferrari told reporters that his company "would be ready to start the work as early as 2025," breaking it down into small projects that would only reduce the capacity of the stadium by 5,000-6,000 seats at a time.

That would allow Milan and Inter to continue playing there throughout the rebuilding work, with details of what can be expected being explained in a number of press reports over the last few days.

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As reported by the Milan edition of La Repubblica , the Webuild project would have several key points, starting with a complete renovation of the entire first tier. This would include both the seating areas and the interior spaces, modernising the facilities available to supporters and vastly improving the match day experience.

On the second and third tier the work is much more simple, consisting of some structural modernisation and installing new seats, while far more impactful changes will be made outside the current structure of the ground.

Webuild are planning to improve access to the stadium itself for fans on their way in, but also to the car park, where the idea is to make it much easier to enter and leave while also making room for many more vehicles.

There are also plans for a second large building – taking up approximately 9,000 square metres and accessible from the stadium – which will house a museum, restaurants and other amenities.

Yet one of the most interesting details emerged in a report by the Corriere della Sera , with the Italian newspaper noting the plan to vastly increase the number of VIP and hospitality tickets.

San Siro currently has space for just 2,900 spectators in those areas, far below the numbers at some of European football’s best stadia, meaning Milan and Inter are losing vast amounts of revenue.

Webuild’s project will increase that figure to almost 13,000, with reports believing that the entire project will cost close to €400 million ($428.5 million) but the figure will need to be confirmed if the work goes ahead.

Both clubs have made significant progress with their idea to leave San Siro, but the Mayor of Milan hopes that what they saw at the presentation will convince them to abandon their respective projects.

“This afternoon WeBuild presented to Milan, Inter and to the Municipality of Milan a feasibility study for a major renovation of the San Siro stadium,” Giuseppe Sala wrote in the Instagram post above.

“In my opinion this is an extraordinary project and I hope that the teams will take it into serious consideration, in the knowledge that both are also working on other options. The feasibility study suggests a program lasting a total of three years, with an absolutely acceptable reduction in the capacity of the stadium during the work.

“In the next few weeks the teams will meet WeBuild to delve deeper into the project and at the end of these meetings it will be possible to have an estimate of the investment.”

It is early days, but it seems San Siro looks set to remain the home of Milan’s two giant clubs.

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