Welcome to the San Siro Stadium. Not just a building but the ultimate sporting facility, symbol of Milan in the world. Location of excellence for large and small events, open to the public every day of the week.

The San Siro Stadium, named after the Milanese district in which it is located, since 1980 has been dedicated to the memory of Giuseppe Meazza, one of the greatest Italian soccer players, who has worn the colors of both Inter and Milan.

In 1925 Piero Pirelli, then President of AC Milan, urged the construction of a football stadium near the Ippodromo del Trotto. 1926 The structure inspired by the English stadiums was completed in 13 months with a cost of 5 million Italian lire (the equivalent of about 2,500 €).

Enter Ac Milan and Inter’s locker rooms, cross the mix zone, walk the players’ tunnel and get ready for the enchanting view of the San Siro field, the greatest thrill for every football fan. Experience the stadium from the perspective of your heroes , in groups led by our guides: enjoy anecdotes, curiosities and unique views for your shots ...

The exclusive Stadium Tour gives you access to the Museum area. Discover the San Siro backstage and acquire a new perspective on your favorite sport.

How to get the San Siro Stadium by car, subway, bus and tram, train and from the nearest airports.

The San Siro Stadium with its 75.817 seats is today the largest stadium in Italy. The structure, featuring high standards of comfort and safety, is classified as UEFA's Category 4. Four corner towers and seven intermediate towers sustain box beams in prestressed reinforced concrete which in turn support the bleachers.

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Benvenuto al San Siro Stadium. Non una semplice struttura ma l’impianto sportivo d’ eccellenza simbolo di Milano. Location per grandi e piccoli eventi aperto al pubblico tutti i giorni della settimana.