San Siro Stadium Tour..
San Siro Stadium Tour: Take a tour of the home stadium of Inter and AC Milan
- - Zuletzt aktualisiert: 29. May 2026
It’s worth a visit, and not just for soccer fans: a San Siro stadium tour in Milan through the home stadium of AC Milan and Inter Milan is a real highlight!
After all, the Giuseppe Meazza Stadium—as San Siro is also known—is one of the most famous stadiums in the world and one of Milan’s top attractions.
Book a tour of San Siro Stadium in Milan
Instructions for booking and redeeming your ticket:
- Click the blue button above to go to GetYourGuide
- There, click on “Emirates Stadium Tickets & Audio Guide”
- Select your desired date, number of people, and language, then click the “Check Availability” button
- Now add it to your cart and pay
- You will receive your ticket via email and can show it on your smartphone at the tour entrance (see below) at your selected time (no need to print it out)
Tip: If you’re lucky (or plan your trip around the schedule), there might even be a soccer game at San Siro during your stay in Milan that you can attend! You can find official tickets and all the dates for Inter and AC Milan games here:
What can you expect on a stadium tour of San Siro (Giuseppe Meazza)?
- Ticket for the stadium and the San Siro Museum
- Skip the line
- Guide in English or Italian
- Visit the stands
- Sideline
- AC Milan and Inter's locker rooms
- Mixed Zone
- Tunnel
- San Siro Museum
- Exhibition "Italia 110 & Lode"
Visitor Information:
Adress:
Via dei Piccolomini, 5, 20151 Milano MI, Italien
Subway:
- Line M5 (purple line) – “San Siro Stadio” station
Hours:
For stadium tours: daily from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (last admission at 5:00 p.m.) (unless there are games taking place)
Nearby:
- Ippodromo del Galoppo (Horse Racing Track) – 1.2 km
- Monte Stella Park (Parco Monte Stella) – 2.1 km
- Triennale di Milano (Design and Art Museum) – 5.3 km
- Castello Sforzesco – 6 km
- Milan Cathedral – 7,5 km
Recommended exploration time:
The Legend of San Siro: Why Milan’s Soccer Stadium Is So Famous
The soccer stadium in Milan is shared by the city’s two major clubs:
- AC Milan and
- Inter Milan
With a capacity of 80,000, the stadium isn’t exactly modern—it’s actually getting a bit long in the tooth. That’s one of the reasons both soccer clubs are planning to build a new stadium.
But at the same time, that is exactly what sets the arena apart: the fact that it stands out visually and architecturally from many stadiums around the world and has its own unique character—it simply doesn’t look like many other stadiums.
San Siro Stadium Tour Milan: Visit the Temple of Soccer
As long as the stadium still exists, soccer fans vacationing in Milan should definitely include a guided tour of San Siro Stadium in their sightseeing itinerary!
Is the San Siro Stadium Tour included in the Milan Pass?
No, to the best of our knowledge, the stadium tour in Milan is not included in the City Pass.
This means that anyone who wants to tour the stadium must purchase a separate ticket for the tour.
Stadium Name
The stadium is known by two names, which can sometimes lead to confusion. It was originally called “San Siro” because it is located in the Milan neighborhood of the same name.
In 1980, it was officially renamed “Stadio Giuseppe Meazza” in honor of the legendary Italian soccer player who played for both Inter and AC Milan and won the World Cup twice (1934 and 1938).
History of the Stadium
San Siro originally opened in 1926 as the home stadium of AC Milan, with a capacity of approximately 35,000 spectators at the time. In the 1930s, the City of Milan purchased the stadium, and in 1947, Inter Milan (then known as FC Internazionale) also moved in, meaning that the two city rivals share the arena.
Over the decades, the stadium has been renovated and expanded several times, with major renovations for the 1990 World Cup, during which the distinctive towers and roof were added.
The Future of the Stadium
The future of San Siro has been a controversial topic for several years. Both AC Milan and Inter Milan have presented plans for a new, more modern stadium to be built next to the existing San Siro, after which the old stadium would be partially demolished.
What visitors say
On the website of the well-known sightseeing ticket portal (GetYourGuide), the stadium tour in Milan has already garnered over 3,000 individual reviews from visitors. With a rating of 4.4 out of 5 stars, the tour has received very positive feedback overall.
“Great stadium, but I think the museum is a bit outdated. Still, 100%” – Jens
Where is the meeting point for the San Siro Stadium Tour?
Milan Editor: Christoph Erkens
Buongiorno and Ciao on Milan-Tourist! My name is Christoph, and I love traveling to Milan. On this travel blog, we share tips and inspiration for a vacation in Milan. If you have any questions about tours or attractions, feel free to leave a comment here.
