Official San Siro Stadium and Museum Guided Tour

History

San Siro Stadium, officially Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, opened in 1926 in Milan’s San Siro district, initially built for AC Milan and later shared with Inter Milan, becoming a cornerstone of Italian football. Named after the legendary Giuseppe Meazza, a two-time World Cup winner, it has hosted iconic matches, including four European Cup finals and events like the 1990 FIFA World Cup, cementing its status as La Scala del Calcio.

The San Siro Museum, established in 1996, showcases the intertwined histories of AC Milan, Inter Milan, and the Italian National Team through memorabilia like jerseys and trophies. This guided tour continues the stadium’s legacy, offering fans a chance to walk in the footsteps of football legends while exploring its rich history and architectural grandeur.

Highlights

• Explore the legendary San Siro Stadium, home to AC Milan and Inter Milan.
• Walk through the players’ tunnel and onto the iconic pitch.
• Visit the changing rooms and mixed zone, areas reserved for players.
• Discover historic jerseys and trophies at the San Siro Museum.
• Enjoy panoramic views and historical insights from the grandstand.

Full Description

Embark on an unforgettable journey through San Siro Stadium, one of the world’s most iconic football venues, with a guided tour that immerses you in the legacy of AC Milan and Inter Milan. Start at the San Siro Museum, where a curated collection of jerseys, trophies, and memorabilia tells the story of Milanese football and the Italian National Team’s triumphs, including artifacts from the 1910 match against France.

The tour takes you behind the scenes, visiting exclusive areas like the AC Milan and Inter Milan locker rooms, the mixed zone for post-match interviews, and the iconic Tunnel of Champions. Step onto the hallowed pitch, experiencing the thrill of standing where football legends have played, with opportunities for photos from the sidelines and benches, guided by experts sharing anecdotes and historical insights.

Conclude in the grandstand, soaking in panoramic views of the 75,817-seat stadium while learning about its architectural and cultural significance. The tour wraps up with the “Italia 110 & Lode” exhibition, showcasing treasures like the 1938 World Cup pennant, offering a deep dive into Italy’s football heritage. Note that on busy days, the tour may be self-guided with staff support.

Why Choose This Experience?

This tour offers football fans a rare chance to experience San Siro Stadium from a player’s perspective, blending history, passion, and exclusive access to areas like the locker rooms and pitch. With knowledgeable guides fluent in Italian and English, you’ll uncover fascinating stories about the stadium’s role in European football, enhanced by the immersive museum and Italia 110 & Lode exhibition.

The skip-the-line entry, free cancellation up to 24 hours, and reserve-now-pay-later option make it a convenient and flexible choice for visitors. Whether you’re a die-hard AC Milan or Inter fan or simply curious about football’s cultural impact, this tour delivers a memorable, family-friendly adventure in Milan’s iconic La Scala del Calcio.

What’s Included

• San Siro Stadium and Museum entry ticket
• Skip-the-line entry
• Guided tour of the stadium and museum (Italian and English)
• Access to the “Italia 110 & Lode” exhibition

Itinerary

• Arrive at Gate 8 ticket office to exchange your voucher
• Begin at the San Siro Museum to view historic jerseys and trophies
• Visit AC Milan and Inter Milan locker rooms
• Explore the mixed zone for post-match interviews
• Walk through the Tunnel of Champions to the pitch
• Take photos from the sidelines and team benches
• Relax in the grandstand with panoramic stadium views
• End with the “Italia 110 & Lode” exhibition of Italian National Team memorabilia

Pricing

From $41 per person

Meeting Point

Exchange your voucher at the ticket office at Gate 8, San Siro Stadium, Piazzale Angelo Moratti, 20151 Milano MI, Italy

How to Get There

• By metro: Take Line 5 (Lilla) to San Siro Stadio station; Gate 8 is a 5-minute walk.
• By tram: Line 16 stops at Piazzale Axum, near the stadium (5-7 minutes walk to Gate 8).
• By car: Park at the stadium’s large parking lot; follow signs to Piazzale Angelo Moratti, Gate 8.

Good to Know

What to Bring

• Comfortable shoes for walking through the stadium
• Camera or smartphone for photos (no flash in restricted areas)
• Valid ID for voucher exchange at Gate 8
• Sun hat or umbrella if visiting in hot or rainy weather
• Water bottle, as facilities may be limited on busy days

Know Before You Go

• Tours are in Italian and English; private tours in other languages (French, German, Spanish, etc.) can be booked at tour@sansirostadium.com.
• On busy days or match days, tours may be self-guided with staff assistance.
• Minors must be accompanied by an adult (18+).
• Free entry for children up to 5 years old; reduced tickets for ages 6-14, over 65, and disabled persons.
• Check www.sansirostadium.com for schedule changes on match or event days.
• Free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Reviews

• The tour was incredible, with a guide who expertly shared stories in English and Italian. The museum’s memorabilia, especially the Italia 110 & Lode exhibition, was a highlight, and standing pitch-side felt surreal. A must for football fans visiting Milan!
• We had a fantastic time with my husband and son. The locker rooms and tunnel were thrilling, and the guide’s knowledge of San Siro’s history made it special. The stadium’s atmosphere is electric, even on a non-match day.
• A great experience with plenty of time to explore. It wasn’t crowded, so we enjoyed the museum and pitch at our own pace. The guide’s English was excellent, though a bit more warmth would’ve made it even better.