On this self-guided tour of San Siro, you'll explore at your own pace the stadium shared by AC Milan and Inter, the two great football clubs in Milan. A true icon of Italian sport!
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Door 8 of San Siro Stadium
Giuseppe Vitanza
Messina, ItalyYou can book up to 15 minutes in advance if there are any seats left. Book now and guarantee your spot.
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On this self-guided tour of San Siro, you'll explore at your own pace the stadium shared by AC Milan and Inter, the two great football clubs in Milan. A true icon of Italian sport!
At the designated time, please make your way to Gate 8 of the San Siro stadium, where you'll begin discovering one of the great temples of Italian football. This is where AC Milan and Inter play their home matches. Milan fans call the ground San Siro, while Inter supporters, keen to distinguish themselves from their rivals, know it as the Giuseppe Meazza, named after one of the club's greatest players.
With this ticket, you'll tour the stadium at your own pace, starting at the San Siro Museum. Its collection includes an extensive display of football shirts, the red and black of AC Milan and the blue and black of Inter, along with plenty of fascinating memorabilia relating to both clubs.
After the museum, you'll continue your visit to the dressing rooms. From there, you'll walk through the tunnel leading out to the pitch, where you'll see the turf up close. You'll feel exactly what the players feel before kick-off!
Next, you'll have access to part of the stands and the VIP area, home to the seats reserved for the most distinguished spectators. The tour continues with a visit to Italia 110 & Lode, an exhibition dedicated entirely to the Italian national team.
Here you'll find memorabilia from the Azzurri, including the first Italy shirt, worn against France in 1910; the pennant from the 1938 World Cup final between Italy and Hungary; the kits from the 1968 final between Italy and Yugoslavia; and Italy shirts from 1970. You'll also see the trophies won by the national side.
After 1.5 hours exploring independently, the tour ends back at the meeting point.
The tour is not available on days when matches or any other events are held at the stadium.
This tour is self-guided, without a guide. Museum staff will be on hand to answer your questions and provide information about the museum.
