San Siro Stadium (Stadio San Siro) Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience San Siro Stadium. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Milan: Official San Siro Stadium and Museum Tour

• Milan Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour With Four Routes

• Milan: See a Football Game in Milan Together With Locals

• San Siro Stadium & Milan Highlights Private Tour With Pickup

• Milan Private Tour With Duomo Entry and Hotel Pickup

Prices for matches and concerts at San Siro Stadium vary by event. To visit the stadium museum and join an official tour, which are usually guided, prices start at €35.70 for people ages 15–64, €26.52 for children ages 6–14 and seniors ages 65 and older, or €97.92 for a family of four.

Yes, San Siro Stadium is well worth visiting for fans of Italian soccer. Inter Milan idols, including Lothar Matthaus, Luis Suarez, and Ronaldo, have graced the pitch here. Tours let you enjoy a player's-eye view, with access to both the AC Milan and Inter Milan locker rooms, the pitch, grandstand, and more.

Per one customer who booked the Milan: Official San Siro Stadium and Museum Tour, "Walking through the players' tunnel and visiting the locker rooms gave us a real behind-the-scenes feel. The passion of Italian football comes alive here. If you're in Milan and a calcio soccer fan, this tour is absolutely worth your time."

Tours of the San Siro Stadium in Milano take 30–40 minutes. These tours start from the stadium museum and take visitors through the dressing rooms, press room, field, bleachers, and other areas. Tours run daily from 9:30am to 6:15pm, but the schedule can change during game days and special events.

No, the San Siro stadium tour is not self-guided. Official guides lead the tours, which visit the dressing rooms, press room, field, bleachers, and other areas. Tours run daily between 9:30am to 6:15pm outside game days and special events. Private guided tours are also available with reservations.

Yes, you can take photos on a tour of San Siro stadium as long as they're for private personal use. Some areas, such as the press and locker rooms, might be off-limits. You’ll need prior approval to engage in professional photography, filming, and documentation for commercial purposes.

On tours of the San Siro Stadium, visitors start in a room displaying official player jerseys and follow their guide through the dressing rooms, press rooms, and player tunnels onto the field and bleachers. The tour also visits the “Italia 110 & Lode” exhibition dedicated to the Italian National Football Team.

Yes, there are restrooms on the San Siro Stadium tour. San Siro is a public football (soccer) stadium and concert venue with enough toilets to accommodate between 75,000 and 80,000 guests. There are 20 accessible public restrooms on the first level.

Tours of San Siro Stadium take place daily from 9:30am to 6:15pm, but the schedule can change during game days or concerts and special events. During the Italian football (soccer) season from late August to May, it's best to avoid weekends, especially Sundays, to ensure tours are available.

There are tons of fun things to do when you're done visiting San Siro Stadium. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in Milan:

• Milan Cathedral

• Da Vinci's Last Supper

• Sforza Castle

• Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II

• La Scala

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in Milan.