Stadio San Siro Reviews

Because it is a stadium that you can see the game very well from all sides

What about an institution, the history of football.
Night games have even more charm

I think we all know the San Siro Stadium, it doesn't need any kind of description. Home of Milan and Inter. Excellent view of the game in every corner of the stands (3 rings). One of the biggest stadiums in the Italian championship. At least once in a lifetime you must enter and enjoy a game.

Beautiful, acoustic stadium with soul and great history, I am thrilled every time !!!!

The football scale. Wonderful also x the concerts. Better to go with the subway

Theres a museum and an official store for ac milan and inter milan. Free entrance to the official store but there's ticketing for the museum.
The neighborhood surrounding the stadium is nice. It has easy access with metro m5 line.

Huge stadium. Easy access from new metro. Get a cheap 20 ticket and watch the fans. More interesting than the teams these days!

Magical place, I would be sorry not to see it in use anymore.

Very kind staff and very easy to get there by metro.

There is not much to add to the Football Scale, but also to the Concerts.

Great for viewing..from the first ring.. I forgot goddess strength..

What can I say, simply the most beautiful stadium in the world. It is in fact difficult to come across stadiums with a similar scenic grandeur. A unique emotion every time I go there. When there is a full house with 80,000 people, it is truly something unique. In fact, it is not for this reason that it is called THE SOCCER SCALE !!!

Very disappointing, I arrived with my son, we wanted to do the stadium tour we gave up because it cost 30 euros (in two)
Same thing for two foreign families with young children who arrived with us
No one is satisfied anymore ... only those who work must be satisfied
Maurizio (Worker)

AC Milan Stadium. Clean, well-maintained, there is a giftshop, museum. Small but pretentious

The architecture is not so special. The location is also not in a prestigious location. But this stadium is special because the two world football clubs are here.
There is an official shop that sells AC Milan and Inter Milan merchandise.

Self guided tour 12/18 adults/reduced rate, allowing access to dressing rooms and pitch (sidelines) plus the grandstand and well stocked gift shop whether you support a.c. milan or inter, last stop on the no 16 tram from Cadorna station, only 15 mins journey time

The best part of the tour was the museum, if you have the opportunity to enter to see a better game than do the tour. Although it depends on money and time.

La Scala of football .... impossible not to love it!

Absolutely stunning, I took my son to this tour and it was really good.

It is the Scala of football, the Stadium of Milan with a capital ESSE. Breathtaking inside and out. The mere idea of breaking it down gives me goose bumps. Only the very dirty bathrooms.

For the first time I saw a Milan game at the stadium .. if you are real fans it is definitely something to try!

I went to the stadium, I really enjoyed the visit, I'm from Juventus, but I really like Milan and Inter too!

Seeing on the sideline the stadium where your favorite team plays is priceless, perfect lawn and unforgettable stadium

The stadium is very nice, but without spectators probably only half as cool ...

Being in Milan and not come here is a crime :)
A special store for soccer fans. A subway in a football style is something.
I recommend!

And of the important stadiums in Italy, it is worth it to visit it.

Very disappointing visit. The museum was closed but they still charged 15 for entrance and tour. Not sure what tour was as we were left to our own devices to look around the stadium. I would have liked someone to show us around and give us some information.

Memories of a beautiful concert. Laura Pausini and Biagio Antonacci! And the stadium, whatever you watch, has a special charm! Power ...!

Very nice and historical stadium would recommend if you like football and history surrounding it. Museum is good and a reasonable price to get in.

Certainly the most beautiful stadium with the most history in Italy

the most beautiful stadium in Italy! You can enjoy the game in any type of industry, exceptional facility

Very nice and big, they don't sell alcoholic drinks

fantastic stadium in a few words the best stadiums in Italy

Great for games, of course, but not suitable for concerts. Very bad sound, it penalizes a live very much even if it is about very high level singers who use expensive equipment and instruments

Because it's the only place that gives unique emotions clearly when playing Inter

Because it is the scale of football and I have seen the most beautiful victories of Inter

You can see clearly from any place, we were at the 3rd ring, of course the players see them as small but the most important thing for me is to see the progress of the game, and that can be seen very well

I'm not interested in football but the concerts are always chills.

One of the most suggestive stadiums in the world. At least to try once in a lifetime

Came here for the Milan derby. Unbelievable stadium. Yes it's not got great leg room or modern facilities, but for atmosphere and the romance of a majestic stadium full of history, it's second to none. Can drink beer at your seat which is nice, and plenty of places to grab a beer outside as well. Everyone was very friendly, and easy to get to on the subway. Really lucky with the match as well, which must go down as one of the best Milan derbies ever!!

Concert Muse seen in the grass, first time with glasses bail bar haywire, code kilometers that could have been avoided with a simple management system, no other chance to drink except by those queues; not being able to leave our sector since they would no longer be allowed to return!
So on this occasion no more than two stars!
Correct the shot!

The chills.
I went as a "guest" but I was not in the guest section because I live in Lombardy

I had no problems.

first time at the San Siro stadium. beautiful stadium in Italy.

Temple of football and music.
For one reason or another a visit here must be made

Wonderful temple of Italian football, certainly not to be overthrown. Maximum visibility from all positions. Prices adapted to the various matches, with excellent discounts for students. Unique experience!

FOOTBALL ARISTOCRACY
Founded in 1899 as a football and cricket club by two expatriate Englishmen, AC Milan is one of the foremost aristocratic families of world football. Here such gentlemen as Franco Baresi, Alessandro Nesta and Carlo Ancelotti have plied their trade. Here you also find such artists from the upper footballing echelons as Roberto Baggio, Zvonimir Boban and Andrea Pirlo. AC Milan is an institution partly held together by family ties, passed from father to son, as in the case of Cesare and Paolo Maldini. But AC Milan also has a strong connection to Italy s former prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi. Partly loved, partly hated by the Italian people, Berlusconi still has an important place in the history of this great European club because he is the man who saved it.
In the spring of 1986, things were looking grim for AC Milan; the club found itself far from the top and the threat of bankruptcy was hanging over it. Then Silvio Berlusconi bought the club. With Berlusconi as president, the club launched a major gamble by acquiring the promising Arrigo Sacchi as manager and that trio of Dutch masters: Ruud Gullit, Frank Rijkaard and Marco van Basten. Two years later, in 1988, Milan won Serie A for the first time in nine years, and the following year the club won its first European Cup title in two decades.
Their successes continued into the early 90s, when Milan won the league in three successive seasons and played in three Champions League finals. The club was living up to the great days of the 50s, when they were led by the Swedish trio Gre-No-Li Gunnar Gren, Gunnar Nordahl and Nils Liedholm. They were as popular as they were successful; Nordahl is actually Serie A s third best goalscorer of all time with 225 strikes.

CLUB: AC Milan
NICKNAME: I Rossoneri (the Red and Blacks), Il Diavolo (the Devil) and Casciavit (the Screwdriver)
FOUNDED: 1899
STADIUM: San Siro, Milan (80,018 capacity)
HISTORIC PLAYERS: Gunnar Nordahl, Franco Baresi, Marco van Basten, Andriy Schevchenko and Paolo Maldini

Milan legend Paolo Maldini playing in 1999. That season s shirt, in celebration of the club s centenary, depicted the St Ambrose as well as a gold star. The latter represents more than 10 Serie A titles.

In my opinion, always a great stadium .. in the end I'm sorry if it is abandoned.

Mythical to see your favorite team in this suggestive stadium

La Scala del Calcio, San Siro, magical place, here I saw my first game of Milan and I will always be fond of it, magnificent place, perfect visibility from every seat, third ring included, bathrooms with good cleaning to be a stadium, many controls at the entrances and a lot of security inside the building, a lot of organization for income / expenses.

Just visited. Full of story, but lack of maintenance

Beautiful stadium, easy to reach, ample parking in the area and the organization is also excellent.
From every part of the stadium you have an unobstructed view, in case of bad weather the stadium remains covered by the roof and there is no need for capes or umbrellas.

Unique stadium in Italy for charm and usability.
For the fifth star it must undergo a restructuring to raise it to European standards.
With sold out stage outflow as if nothing had happened.
Good level services and you see the game well from every position.