Step behind the scenes of one of football's most legendary venues with the San Siro Stadium Ticket — your official guided access to the home of AC Milan and Inter Milan. Walk through the Tunnel of Champions onto the legendary pitch of La Scala del Calcio, explore the dressing rooms and mixed zone, and discover the San Siro Museum's extraordinary collection of memorabilia tracing 100 years of Milanese football history.
Key Highlights
- Walk through the Tunnel of Champions onto the pitch of La Scala del Calcio
- Explore the changing rooms, mixed zone, and press room where post-match interviews and photo sessions are held
- Discover the San Siro Museum with trophies, boots, old jerseys, and photos tracing the history of both AC Milan and Inter Milan across more than a century of Italian football
- Visit the Italia 110 e Lode exhibition
- Italy's largest stadium and Europe's third largest
About San Siro Stadium Ticket
The San Siro Stadium — officially the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza — is the home of both AC Milan and Inter Milan and one of the most famous and atmospheric football venues in the world, seating between 75,000 and 80,000 spectators and hosting some of the most celebrated matches in European football history. Part of the 2026 Winter Olympics and Winter Paralympics will also take place at San Siro, and with plans for a new stadium eventually replacing it, this is a genuinely important time to visit one of football's great cathedrals before it is gone.
Your behind-the-scenes tour begins at the San Siro Museum, where shirts worn by legendary AC Milan and Inter players are displayed alongside memorabilia that traces the evolution of Milan's football culture. From the museum, your official guide leads you through the areas that are normally inaccessible to the public — the dressing rooms where players have prepared for Champions League finals, the mixed zone where journalists await post-match access, and the press conference room where managers have faced the world's cameras after historic victories and defeats. The highlight for many is the chance to walk out onto the pitch itself, imagining the legends who have graced the turf — stepping through the Tunnel of Champions onto La Scala del Calcio, standing at the touchline where iconic managers have paced, and looking up at the vast stands that tower above you from the pitch level in a perspective that no television broadcast can convey.
The tour concludes with the Italia 110 e Lode exhibition celebrating the Italian national team's greatest chapters, and the stadium's extensive souvenir stores and the nearby Casa Milan offer the perfect finale for fans of either club. Tours run daily from 9:30 AM to 6:15 PM but the schedule can change during game days and special events — always confirm availability before booking on your intended date. Book your San Siro Stadium ticket now on Thrillark and save up to 18%.
Your behind-the-scenes tour begins at the San Siro Museum, where shirts worn by legendary AC Milan and Inter players are displayed alongside memorabilia that traces the evolution of Milan's football culture. From the museum, your official guide leads you through the areas that are normally inaccessible to the public — the dressing rooms where players have prepared for Champions League finals, the mixed zone where journalists await post-match access, and the press conference room where managers have faced the world's cameras after historic victories and defeats. The highlight for many is the chance to walk out onto the pitch itself, imagining the legends who have graced the turf — stepping through the Tunnel of Champions onto La Scala del Calcio, standing at the touchline where iconic managers have paced, and looking up at the vast stands that tower above you from the pitch level in a perspective that no television broadcast can convey.
The tour concludes with the Italia 110 e Lode exhibition celebrating the Italian national team's greatest chapters, and the stadium's extensive souvenir stores and the nearby Casa Milan offer the perfect finale for fans of either club. Tours run daily from 9:30 AM to 6:15 PM but the schedule can change during game days and special events — always confirm availability before booking on your intended date. Book your San Siro Stadium ticket now on Thrillark and save up to 18%.
Inclusions
- Self-guided tour of San Siro Stadium
- Access to the Inter Milan and AC Milan Museum
- Explore exhibitions dedicated to football
Exclusions
- Food and beverages
- Personal expenses
Insiders' Tips
Book your tour tickets online in advance to secure your spot and avoid disappointment — and always confirm the tour is operating on your intended date as schedules change significantly on matchdays and concert days. Explore the Italia 110 e Lode section via the left corridor for a concentrated look at historic Italian national team moments. Stop at the stadium bar and souvenir store before leaving
Additional Information
Operating Hours
- 10:00 am - 05:00 pm
- A child ticket must be purchased together with an Adult ticket
- The museum is at entrance 8 of San Siro Stadium.
- Compulsory ID check is required at the gate.
- In case of events/games, the stadium will not be accessible.
- No alcohol, cans, glass bottles, plastic bottles, or animals are allowed to enter.
- Wheelchairs, pushchairs, and prams can enter only through the designated entrance.
Cancellation Policy
- No Cancellation and Non-refundable
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the San Siro Stadium ticket in Milan?
The San Siro Stadium ticket provides an official guided tour of the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza — the home of both AC Milan and Inter Milan — including the changing rooms, mixed zone, press room, Tunnel of Champions, pitch, and the San Siro Museum with memorabilia from both clubs. Tours run daily from 9:30 AM to 6:15 PM with the schedule subject to change on game days.
What can I see on the San Siro Stadium tour?
The tour visits the dressing rooms where players prepare, the press room where post-match interviews take place, the player tunnels, the field, and the bleachers. The highlight for most visitors is walking through the Tunnel of Champions onto the La Scala del Calcio pitch, and the San Siro Museum displaying historic jerseys, trophies, and memorabilia from both AC Milan and Inter Milan completes the experience.
What is La Scala del Calcio at San Siro?
La Scala del Calcio — the Cathedral of Football — is the affectionate nickname given to San Siro in reference to its status as the most celebrated and atmospheric football venue in Italy, drawing a parallel with the legendary La Scala opera house in Milan's historic centre. It is Italy's largest stadium and Europe's third largest, seating up to 80,000 spectators, and has hosted Champions League finals, World Cup matches, and some of the most celebrated fixtures in European football history.
Is the San Siro Stadium being demolished?
There are plans for a new stadium to eventually replace San Siro, making this an important time for football fans to visit the iconic venue before it is gone. Part of the 2026 Winter Olympics and Winter Paralympics will also take place at San Siro, underlining the stadium's continued importance as a multi-sport venue even as its football future is discussed.
Can I visit the changing rooms on the San Siro Stadium tour?
Yes — the tour provides access to the changing rooms, the mixed zone, and the press conference room — spaces normally accessible only to players and staff. These are among the most popular and talked-about stops on the tour, giving visitors a genuine sense of what it feels like to be a professional footballer preparing for a match at one of the world's most iconic venues
What is the San Siro Museum?
The San Siro Museum houses trophies, boots, old jerseys, and photos from both AC Milan and Inter Milan, tracing over 100 years of Milanese football history through the memorabilia of the clubs' greatest players, managers, and seasons. The Italia 110 e Lode exhibition dedicated to the Italian national football team is also included, providing a broader Italian football context alongside the two clubs' individual histories.
How do I get to San Siro Stadium in Milan?
The Metro Line 5 (Lilac) to San Siro Stadium Station is the easiest way to reach the stadium — a 5-minute walk from the station to Gate 8 at Piazzale Angelo Moratti 8. The City Sightseeing Milan Green Line hop-on hop-off bus also stops at San Siro, making it easy to combine the stadium tour with a broader city sightseeing day. Parking near the stadium is limited and not recommended.
Is the San Siro Stadium tour suitable for children?
Yes — minors must be accompanied by an adult throughout the tour and the experience is popular with families, particularly those with children who are fans of AC Milan or Inter Milan. The pitch walkout, the changing rooms, and the museum's display of historic jerseys and trophies consistently excite younger visitors. One satisfied visitor noted that their 8-year-old loved the experience and found the guide welcoming and entertaining.
What is the difference between the San Siro tour and the Casa Milan museum?
The San Siro Stadium tour covers the behind-the-scenes areas of the shared stadium — the dressing rooms, pitch, tunnel, and museum — covering both clubs' histories. Casa Milan with Mondo Milan is a separate AC Milan-dedicated museum complex near the stadium focusing exclusively on the club's heritage, trophies, and culture. The All-In-One Pass bundles both the San Siro Stadium Tour and the Casa Milan Mondo Milan museum into a single ticket for fans wanting the complete AC Milan experience.
Do I need to book San Siro Stadium tickets in advance?
Booking tour tickets online in advance is highly recommended to secure your spot and avoid disappointment, particularly on weekends and during the football season from August to May when demand peaks. Booking through Thrillark saves up to 18% on the standard rate with instant confirmation — and always confirms the tour schedule is operating on your intended date as it changes significantly on matchdays, concert days, and during special events at the stadium.
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