Description
The San Siro stadium tour starts in the museum, where jerseys worn by leading players of both Milan teams set the mood, and then takes you through the places football fans rarely get to see. You enter the AC Milan and Inter locker rooms, cross the mixed zone, walk the players' tunnel and come out beside the pitch, the view every supporter waits for. Skip-the-line entry is part of the ticket.
From there the route goes to the sidelines and benches for photos, and up into the stands for a calm moment looking over the bowl while the guide explains the stadium's history. The visit finishes with Italia 110 & Lode, an exhibition on the national team with original memorabilia, including the first jersey worn against France in 1910.
Keep in mind that San Siro is a working stadium. Matches, concerts and media events change which areas are open, and during the concert season, mainly April to October, stage work can limit the pitch and stands. On busy days the guides wait at key points along the route instead of walking with you. The earliest tour of the day is the best bet for fewer people and better pictures. Minors must come with an adult.