Can I enter for free?

General entry isn’t free. You’ll need a ticket for guided tours, the museum, or matchday access.

Can I re-enter once I leave San Siro Stadium?

No, re-entry is not permitted on the same ticket once you exit the stadium or museum.

Is it worth visiting?

If you’re drawn to places where history unfolds in real time, then yes. Walking through the tunnel, stepping into the dressing rooms, and standing pitchside lets you feel the weight of decades of triumphs, rivalries, and defining moments.

Is San Siro Stadium wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the stadium has lifts, ramps, and accessible seating. Contact staff in advance for assistance.

Visiting San Siro Stadium: Tips, Tricks & Insider Hacks

San Siro Stadium, home to AC Milan and Inter Milan, seats over 75,000 and hosts major matches and concerts. Planning ahead helps avoid matchday crowds, secure tour slots, and ensure access to dressing rooms, the tunnel, and the museum.

Navigating your way

San Siro is a massive, multi-level stadium with several entrances and a dedicated museum. Navigation is straightforward if you follow the stadium signage and your ticket instructions.

Entrances

Main entrance for tours and museum is at Gate 8 (Ingresso 8), while matchday entries are assigned by ticket.
Every visit starts at Gate 8 for tours and the museum.

Flow

For tours, you’ll start at the museum, then move through the stands, locker rooms, mixed zone, and pitchside.

Add-ons

Matchday experiences, VIP lounges, and pitch access are available with select tickets.

Tools

Stadium maps are available at the entrance; staff are on hand to direct you.

How to make the most of your time

Visit type	Duration	Route	What you get
Standard tour	2–2.5hrs	Museum → Locker rooms → Mixed zone → Pitchside → Press room	Go behind the scenes to experience San Siro like a player, guided by a football expert.
Matchday experience	3–4hrs	Short walk to the Stadium with a local fan → Stadium entry → Assigned sector → Match	Soak up the electric atmosphere of a live game like a local fan.
In-depth experience	3–4hrs	Stadium tour → AC Milan Museum self-guided experience	End-to-end experience of AC Milan’s rivalry and legacy.

Handy tips

Book in advance: Tours regularly sell out on weekends and during peak football season, often 1–2 weeks ahead, especially around big matches.
Arrive early: Be there 15 minutes before your tour. For matches, arrive 60–90 minutes before kickoff to clear security and find your seat.
Check matchdays: Tours and museum access may be suspended or shortened on match or event days.
Dress comfortably: Expect stairs, ramps, and open-air sections, wear comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing.
Bag policy: Only small bags are permitted; larger backpacks must be checked.
Photography: Allowed in most tour areas, but flash and tripods are prohibited.
Public transport: Metro Line M5 stops directly at San Siro Stadium. Parking is limited on event days.
Accessibility: Wheelchair access is available to the museum, stands, pitch side route, and dressing rooms via lifts and ramps. Some older sections with steps may have restricted access.

Explore San Siro Stadium

San Siro Museum

View historic jerseys, trophies, boots, and multimedia exhibits tracing milestones of AC Milan and Inter Milan.

Pitch side & stands

Walk through the players’ tunnel to pitch level and see the dugouts, technical areas, and steep 75,000-seat stands.

Locker rooms

Access home and away dressing rooms featuring player benches, tactical boards, and club branding used during official matchdays.

Mixed zone & press room

Stand in the mixed zone for post-match interviews and visit the press room used for league and UEFA conferences.

Before you get there

🏟️ Inside San Siro

Check what areas your ticket actually includes—dressing rooms, tunnel, pitch side, and museum access vary by tour type.

📜 History of the Stadium

Understanding its 1926 origins and major expansions adds context to what you’ll see on your visit.

📊 Stadium facts

Review key figures, capacity, structure, and shared home status, so you can better appreciate the scale in person.

⏰ Timings

Check opening hours before visiting San Siro Stadium. Tour and museum timings vary on matchdays and event days.

🚇 Location

Find the fastest metro or tram route to reach San Siro Stadium efficiently.

Know before you book your San Siro Stadium tickets

Choosing the right San Siro Stadium ticket depends on your interests, whether you want a behind-the-scenes tour, the thrill of a live match or an in-depth tour of AC Milan’s legacy.

Stadium tours include access to the museum, stands, locker rooms, and pitchside, with a guide providing context and stories.
AC matchday experience offers a full football experience accompanied by a local fan, pre-match drinks, and seats in the longside upper section.
Combo tickets include a guided tour of the San Siro Stadium paired with AC Milan’s museum self-paced exploration, perfect for an in-depth experience of one of Milan’s greatest teams.

San Siro Stadium timings & best time to visit

Attraction	Day	Timings	Last entry	Notes
San Siro Stadium	Mon–Sun	9:30am–5pm	4:30pm	Tour schedule may change on matchdays, concerts & private events
San Siro Museum	Mon–Sun	9:30am–5pm	4:30pm	May close early or remain inaccessible on matchdays

Best time to visit

Weekday vs weekend

Weekdays are generally quieter, with fewer tour groups and more relaxed access to the museum and stadium. Weekends, especially when matches are scheduled, can be crowded—arrive early for the best experience.

Peak season vs low season

Peak season (April–October) sees higher visitor numbers, especially during major matches and events. Low season (November–March) is less crowded, but check for winter closures or reduced hours. For the best experience, visit on a weekday morning or during the off-season.

See complete San Siro Stadium schedule →

Where is the San Siro Stadium located?

San Siro Stadium is located in the north-western part of Milan, in the San Siro district, about 6km from the city center. It’s easily accessible by metro, tram, and bus, and is close to other sports facilities and green spaces.

Address: Piazzale Angelo Moratti, 20151 Milano MI, Italy | Find on maps

Closest landmark: Hippodrome of San Siro, 400m away (map link)

Getting to San Siro Stadium

By metro: Take Line M5 (purple) to San Siro Stadio station; the stadium is a 5-minute walk from the exit.
By tram: Tram 16 runs from central Milan to Piazzale Axum, right by the stadium.
By bus: Several bus lines (49, 78, 80, 98) stop near the stadium.
By train: Not directly served; connect via metro or tram from Milano Centrale or Porta Garibaldi.
By taxi: Taxis are available citywide, but expect delays on matchdays.

Route: From the city center, follow Via Novara or Viale Certosa to Piazzale Angelo Moratti.
Parking: On-site parking is available but limited, especially on matchdays. Nearby lots include Parcheggio Lampugnano (1.5km away) and Parcheggio San Siro (1.3km away). Blue badge parking is available for disabled visitors.

Check detailed directions to the stadium →

Entrances

Entrance name	Location	Who is it for	Crowds & wait times
Gate 8	Piazzale Angelo Moratti	Tours, museum, general entry	Short waits on non-matchdays
Assigned gates	Varies as per booking type	Matchday ticket holders	Long waits before matches

Facilities

Restrooms: Available inside the stadium and museum areas during tour hours and matchdays.
San Siro Store: Official merchandise shop selling AC Milan and Inter gear, souvenirs, and memorabilia.
San Siro Museum: On-site museum included with most tour tickets, featuring trophies, jerseys, and historic exhibits.
Food & beverage kiosks: Open primarily on matchdays and major events; limited or closed during standard tour hours.
ATM & ticket counters: Ticket office available near the stadium entrance for matchday queries and assistance.
Parking: Paid parking areas around the stadium, subject to restrictions on matchdays and event days

Accessibility

General facilities

San Siro provides dedicated accessible entrances on matchdays (including Gate 11 for home fixtures).
The stadium is equipped with lifts and ramps connecting multiple levels, making movement between concourses and seating areas easier.
Guide and assistance dogs are permitted inside the stadium.

Physical disabilities

Wheelchair users can access designated routes throughout key stadium areas.
Reserved wheelchair spaces are available in the stands, each with adjacent companion seating.
Accessible restrooms are located within the main concourses.
Dedicated parking spaces for visitors with valid disability permits are available close to the stadium, though availability may vary on major event days.

Hearing impairments

Guided tours are offered in multiple languages.
Visitors requiring specific arrangements or additional support are encouraged to contact the stadium in advance so staff can assist accordingly.

Visual impairments

During matches, visually impaired fans can access free live audio-descriptive commentary via smartphone (advance registration required).
Stadium staff are also available to provide assistance upon request.

Visiting with family

Baby-changing facilities are available inside restroom areas during tour and match hours.
Most museum and stadium tour routes are stroller-friendly, with lifts connecting different levels.
Interactive museum exhibits, historic jerseys, and trophy displays help keep older children engaged.
Stadium tours are generally suitable for kids, especially football fans who enjoy tunnel and pitchside access.
Food kiosks operate mainly on matchdays; additional cafés and casual dining spots are located around the stadium.
Morning tour slots are ideal for families, as they’re typically less crowded and easier to navigate.

Rules and restrictions

Entry requires a valid ticket; all visitors pass through security screening.
Large bags, backpacks, and suitcases are not allowed inside; use the cloakroom.
Photography is allowed in most areas, but flash and tripods are restricted.
Smoking is prohibited throughout the stadium and museum.
Food and drinks are only permitted in designated areas.
Animals are not allowed, except certified service animals.
Re-entry is not permitted once you exit.

Dress code

There is no strict dress code for San Siro Stadium, but comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and sturdy shoes are recommended.

👕 For matches, team jerseys and scarves are welcome.

🚫 Avoid bringing items with offensive slogans or imagery.

🧢 Hats and 😎 sunglasses are allowed, but may need to be removed during security checks.

Where to shop

Stadium store (Gate 8): Official AC Milan and Inter Milan merchandise, jerseys, scarves, and souvenirs.
Museum shop: Books, memorabilia, and exclusive collectibles.

Where to eat

On-site cafés

Light snacks, sandwiches, and drinks available near the museum and main entrance.

Nearby restaurants

Several pizzerias and trattorias within a 10-minute walk, such as Ristorante Canter 1920 (1.4km away) and Ciao San Siro (1.3km away).

Where to stay

San Siro is in a quiet, residential area of Milan, ideal for sports fans and families.

Hotel Melia Milano

5★ luxury with modern amenities. (7-min drive)

B&B Hotel Milano San Siro

Budget-friendly, great for matchdays. (20-min walk)

Hotel Lucania

3★ comfortable and convenient hotel. (37-min drive)

Insider tips

🎟️ Book the earliest tour slot of the day, you’ll get clearer photos in the dressing rooms and fewer people in the tunnel shots.
🚇 Switch to M5 at Lotto, not Cadorna. The M1 → M5 transfer at Lotto is faster and involves less walking.
⚽ Avoid visiting 3–4 hours before kickoff. Even if tours are running, security tightens and access can feel rushed.
📸 The best stadium-wide photo isn’t pitchside, it’s mid-tier in the red stands. You’ll capture the iconic spiral towers in the frame.
🏟️ If both AC Milan and Inter exhibits are displayed, start with the club not playing next. Trophy areas can get crowded depending on the match calendar.
🧣 Matchdays = merchandise queues. Buy scarves inside the museum shop during tour hours instead of outside on game night.
🗓️ Concert setups limit access. If a stage is being installed, parts of the pitch and stands may be blocked even if tours are open.
🌇 Late afternoon gives the best exterior shots. The concrete towers and red girders glow beautifully in softer light.