San Siro Museum (with baby)

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 st...

I visited San Siro on a non-match day and it was still an incredible experience. The stadium tour takes you through the locker rooms, the tunnel, and right to the edge of the pitch. The museum was very well organised and full of football history — especially for AC Milan and Inter fans. Even empty, the stadium feels iconic. A must-visit for any football enthusiast in Milan!

Worst stadium tour and museum I have ever been to. The Museum was small and was laking the huge history of both clubs, also there were thing that had minor relevance to both clubs that were not related to either instead of a trophy cabinet the clubs are rich and well known for. Stadium tour was very short and unimpressive. Take my advice visit a match not the tour it is not worth it and you can be...

The stadium is old, but it is historic. The guide and the stadium staff arefriendly. The museum is small, located like some kind of prefabricated building on the first floor. The tour is limited and lasts an hour, and costs 35 euros per person.

The San Siro Stadium guided tour was a fantastic experience! It's super easy to reach using the Milan metro line. We bought my ticket directly at the ticket booth, same price as online and barely any queue, which was a nice surprise. The tour was absolutely worth the price. Our guide was a lady who spoke fluent English and had incredible knowledge about football. Highly recommend it to put into...