San Siro Stadium Tour

Join us on the San Siro Tour, where we will delve into the iconic stadium home to both AC Milan and Inter, two prominent football clubs in Lombardy's capital. It is an essential visit for those passionate about football!

San Siro Stadium Tour

At the scheduled time, we will gather in front of door 8 of San Siro Stadium, preparing to embark on a journey through one of the most celebrated venues in Italian football. This remarkable stadium is the battleground for AC Milan and Inter, two of Lombardy’s key teams. While Milan fans refer to it as San Siro, their rivals prefer the name Giuseppe Meazza, honoring one of the club's legendary players.

The adventure will kick off with a visit to the San Siro Museum, showcasing an extensive array of football jerseys: the striking red and black of AC Milan alongside the deep blue and black of Inter. This exhibition also offers intriguing insights into both clubs.

After our museum exploration, we will proceed to the changing rooms, before making our way through the tunnel leading to the pitch. Experience the thrill that players feel on match day!

Next, we will tour segments of the stands and peek into the VIP area. Our journey continues with the Italia 110 & Lode, a special exhibition celebrating the Italian National Football Team.

This section features historical artifacts from the national squad, including the first Italian national team shirt worn against France in 1910, items from the 1938 World Cup Final between Italy and Hungary, and kits from the 1968 World Cup Final against Yugoslavia. You will also view various trophies that the team has secured throughout its history.

After an enriching 1.5-hour experience, we will conclude our tour back at the starting point.

Days of Closure

Be advised that this tour is unavailable on days when matches or other events are scheduled at the stadium.

Important Info

On particularly busy days, please note that the tour may proceed without a guide. In such instances, museum staff will be available to address inquiries and provide information regarding the exhibits.