San Siro Museum Tour

Visitors can walk to the stadium from the surrounding San Siro residential district or nearby parking lots following the marked signs.

Lines 49, 64, 78, and 80 serve the area, with stops located within short walking distance of the main stadium gates.

Take the M5 Purple line to the San Siro Stadio station, located directly outside the venue for immediate stadium access.

Line 16 connects central Milan to the San Siro stop, providing a direct route from the city center to the stadium.

Travelers arriving at Stazione Centrale or Garibaldi should take the metro lines to connect with the M5 Purple line westward.

Drivers use the Tangenziale Ovest to reach the stadium, while taxis drop passengers at designated points near the entrance gates.

The visit includes the locker rooms of both AC Milan and Inter, the mixed zone where players conduct post-match interviews, the tunnel, the pitch-side area, the press room, and the stands. Visitors can also walk through the players' tunnel and sit in designated seating areas.

The museum and tour operate daily from 09:30 to 17:00 from November to March and until 18:00 from April to October.

A typical self-guided visit lasts approximately 1 to 1.5 hours, though you can explore the museum and stadium facilities at your own pace.

Yes, people can take photos throughout the visit, including from the pitch side, stands, and locker rooms.

San Siro is Italy's largest football stadium with a capacity of over 75,000 spectators. The facility has maintained this position for over a century since its construction.

The San Siro Museum features two levels with thousands of artifacts, including trophies, memorabilia, and historic jerseys worn by legendary players such as Ronaldo, Ibrahimović, Beckham, Baggio, Zanetti, Sneijder, and Giuseppe Meazza. The exhibition documents the history of AC Milan, Inter, and Italian football.

Yes, the stadium provides reserved seats and dedicated access to accommodate visitors with reduced mobility.