San Siro Stadium Self-Guided Tour

Embark on a self-guided journey through San Siro, the legendary stadium that hosts the prestigious matches of AC Milan and Inter. Steeped in history, this venue stands as a symbol of Italian sporting excellence!

San Siro Stadium

Begin your exploration at Gate 8, where you will delve into the heart of one of Italy's grand football arenas. This venue is the battleground for both AC Milan and Inter's home games. While fans of Milan refer to it as San Siro, supporters of Inter prefer the name Giuseppe Meazza, in homage to one of their legendary players.

With your ticket in hand, you can wander freely within the stadium, starting your visit at the San Siro Museum. This space showcases a rich array of football shirts, displaying both clubs' iconic colors—red and black for AC Milan, blue and black for Inter—alongside numerous engaging artifacts connected to the teams.

Once you’ve explored the museum, your adventure leads you to the dressing rooms. You'll then traverse the tunnel that leads to the pitch, offering a rare opportunity to experience the atmosphere just before a match as the players do!

Your tour will grant you access to portions of the stands and the VIP area, where prestigious guests enjoy their view. The experience continues with a visit to Italia 110 & Lode, an exhibition dedicated to the Italian national team.

This exhibit features nostalgic pieces from the Azzurri, such as the inaugural Italy shirt worn against France in 1910, a pennant from the 1938 World Cup final versus Hungary, kits from the 1968 final against Yugoslavia, and jerseys worn in the 1970 tournament. Additionally, you can admire the trophies earned by the national team.

After an enriching 1.5 hours of self-exploration, the tour concludes back at your starting point.

Closure Days

This experience will not be available on days when matches or special events take place at the stadium.

Please Note

As a self-guided tour, no guide will accompany you. However, museum staff will be present to assist with inquiries and offer insights regarding the exhibits.