Stadio Giuseppe Meazza

FC Internazionale Milano, AC Milan • Milano

Address
Piazzale Angelo Moratti, 20151 Milano MI, Italy
Inauguration
19 September 1926
Capacity
75,923 spectators
Pitch type
Hybrid grass

Book the tour!

Closed · Opens at 09:30

San Siro Museum
  • Monday 09:30 – 18:00
  • Tuesday 09:30 – 18:00
  • Wednesday 09:30 – 18:00
  • Thursday 09:30 – 18:00
  • Friday 09:30 – 18:00
  • Saturday 09:30 – 18:00
  • Sunday 09:30 – 18:00

Source: Google

4.5

Visitor reviews

4 441 reviews
Robert Stephen
May 11, 2026

Small museum for such an iconic stadium and two World renowned teams. Was OK but could have been better. Stadium tour was impressive

JK
April 08, 2026

Excellent tour of the stadium including a tour of the museum, changing rooms and pitch. Worth doing for the football fan

Servando Pellicer
March 31, 2026

If you're a football fan, you'll enjoy the experience because the San Siro is iconic. Bear in mind that the museum is very small and basic: you get to see some trophies and a whole bunch of signed football shirts, and little else. You're then escorted to the changing rooms briefly to take some photos, then you go down the player's tunnel, up the stairs to stand at the side of the football pitch and you can then walk up one of the stands. Altogether the visit lasted about an hour. Recommend traveling to the stadium by tram.

Roberto Pelayo
February 16, 2026

As Inter fan, it was an amazing experience to know the facilities, pitch and locker rooms. However, some parts of the stadium look quite old and not well mantained, which should not part of a stadium for two world class teams as Inter and Milan.

Andrew Rathbone
January 21, 2026

Fabulous tour, we went on a weekday out of European holidays, so there was the for of us and a German, with an informed, relaxed tour guide who showed us all the usual stuff, with the usual history, but with much more of a personal touch than is normal. Will be a shame when it is demolished (necessary, the toilets are terrible, as is the access, and the food and drink facilities) so you should go before they do...

Martin Kocian
October 29, 2025

In comparison with Old Trafford, the museum didn't have much to offer (smaller exhibition in 2 levels. Some interesting football shirts and statues). Stadium tour was OK. The best parts were AC Milan locker rooms, tunnel leading to the pitch and view from substitute bench.

Massimiliano Totaro
August 12, 2025

Theatre of great football matches, as well as concerts by national and international artists, San Siro is not just a stadium. The tour is interesting but a bit boring: being the temple of Milan and Inter, many aspects related to these teams have been treated in their respective locations, where there is the dedicated museum. Surely the part of the field and the stands is more interesting. The stadium is very old: it looks more like visiting a monument and it's time to follow the example of the English teams. The store is well stocked but in each team location, there are more items to choose from.

Powered by Google See all reviews on Google Maps

About the stadium

One of the great venues of Italian football, San Siro (officially named the Giuseppe Meazza) is the ground shared by AC Milan and Inter Milan. It sits in western Milan, in the district of the same name, and is regarded as one of the finest stadiums in the world.

San Siro opened in 1926 on the initiative of Milan AC president Piero Pirelli, and was built solely for football, with no running track. The stadium first belonged to Milan AC, but the city of Milan bought it in 1935, and from 1947 it also became home to Inter. In 1980 it was renamed in honour of Giuseppe Meazza, a legend who played for both clubs and won the World Cup twice. Even so, the ground is still known by its historic nickname: La Scala del Calcio, the "temple of football".

With 75,000 seats, its cylindrical towers and the imposing roof added for the 1990 World Cup, San Siro generates a superb atmosphere, above all during the Derby della Madonnina, the clash between the Rossoneri and the Nerazzurri.

It has hosted major events: the 1934 and 1990 World Cups, Euro 1980, and several Champions League finals, including those of 2001 and 2016.

In November 2025, the two Milan clubs became co-owners of the stadium, clearing the way to build a new state-of-the-art complex in the same district, due in 2031. The project, designed by Foster + Partners and Manica, will feature a 71,500-seat stadium and a large public park, while keeping certain historic elements of San Siro.

Visitors can go behind the scenes at the ground on a guided tour that takes in the San Siro Museum and several areas normally reserved for players and the media. The route covers the dressing rooms, the players' tunnel, the dugout and the mixed zone.

The museum displays a selection of shirts worn by great players from both Milan clubs, such as Paolo Maldini and Franco Baresi, along with many items tied to the history of Italian football.

Guided tours are offered in Italian and English. An add-on option also gives access to the stadium roof via the "Skywalk", 55 metres up.

Upcoming matches

Sep

14

2026

Inter - Udinese Serie A

Monday 20:45 • Giuseppe Meazza • Milano

Sep

16

2026

Milan - SL Benfica Europa League

Wednesday 21:00 • Giuseppe Meazza • Milano

Sep

20

2026

Milan - Lecce Serie A

Sunday 20:45 • Giuseppe Meazza • Milano

Oct

10

2026

Inter - Parma Serie A

Saturday 18:00 • Giuseppe Meazza • Milano

Oct

13

2026

Inter - Club Brugge Champions League

Tuesday 21:00 • Giuseppe Meazza • Milano

See all Milan matches See all Inter matches

Attendance

Loading...
Average attendance
70 454 spectators
Average fill rate
93%
Record attendance
75 681 spectators
Apr 26, 2026 · Milan - Juventus

Over the last 12 months

Location

Open in Google Maps

Subway

Tram

Bus

Airport

logo Musement From

£30.04