Stadio San Siro Reviews

Was there for a match, initially it was very confusing to find my section.

One of the very nice Italian historical stadiums is the tour where you can access the locker rooms and the sideline

Immense stadium that really holds a lot of people but with a very smooth and smooth escape ...

Imposing place, nice to look at, but uncomfortable places and small exit routes, small and few. 20 minutes to go out .. What a disappointment

No description needed really. A stadium on every football fans bucket list. Since there are two home teams the odds of a match happening during your weekend stay in Milano are good.

The scale of football, considered one of the most fascinating football stadiums in Europe x the atmosphere you breathe, also famous for the concerts that are special here, ask for it at the Liga or Vasco

I believe that an enthusiast (and not) of football should at least once in his life go through San Siro. Maybe to see a great event.

Was offered a seat upgrade, seats were awful, back row. Amenities were rubbish, the toilets were especially disgusting . Drinks were really over priced. The good things are that it is easy to get to and plenty of food sellers outside to choose from.

Nice but already old in its last months of life, it will always have magic

Always exciting.

Fantastic atmosphere.

In continuous organizational and structural improvement.

With the lilac meter you get a few meters! Convenient!

Pride of Milan and Italy.

Seats were very uncomfortable and much too close together. Kept bumping into people. It was also difficult to stand because it felt as if you would just fall forward into the person in front of you

Mythical stadium, unfortunately beautiful to see from the outside but inside you can notice all its architectural limits with disproportionate steps cramped seats and other situations that do not make it more a football living room .... the restructuring would be a must but would mean having to intervene from top to bottom ......... it is the first to rebuild it with all the trappings of an ultra modern stadium ....

A lot of emotion. Historic stadium with a capacity of over 70 thousand spectators.

November 1963, Milan-Rome match, my first time at the legendary San Siro stadium (now Meazza), there was no 3rd ring, there were no seats only the hard cement of the stands, but what a show ... Now which was almost completely renovated (for the 1990 World Cup) is always beautiful, but the magic of those years has been lost. But also say of the various Maracana, Anfield Road and Santiago Bernabeu, etc. etc. San Siro is and will remain the stadium of Milan.

Unbelievable stadium highly recommend it for any Ac Milan game

The scale of football, these words are enough to describe the beauty of the stadium.
Excellent view even from the highest rings.
Definitely a place to visit if you are in Milan. The signal of the excellent cordiality and competence of the stewards. I recommend it

This is when the two clubs that share this stadium, A.C.Milan and Internazionale, get to play each other. It first opened in 1926 with a game between them which Inter won 6-3 and 21 years later Inter became tenants alongside AC. Over the years it has progressed from 35,000 capacity to 85,700 after renovation was carried out to prepare for the 1990 FIFA World Cup finals.

The first time in San Siro with my son, fantastic experience besides the game !!! The atmosphere is truly unique and exciting !! Easy to reach both by car and public transport and well organized for both entry and exit. We will repeat the experience soon.

Beautiful stadium and nice place to be really, but food stuff cost alot around the stadium so if u are going to watch game, make sure you have enough money.

What an experience!! If you are in Milan it is a must seen. Lucky you if you can attend a match or an event there...I was

Amazing, but to go only on a Sunday yes and no. Unless there really are people who like to see Inter ...

One of the best stadiums in Italy. I was the first time in an Inter Milan 0-3 and it was really exciting. Despite themselves in the third ring, we could see very well thanks to the lack of the track. They should all do it in such a way as to make the cheering and the warmth of the fans feel even more

A must visit for any football fan visiting Milan. Easy access from Metro

And a beautiful stadium you can see the soccer game very well, I went to see AC Milan beautiful choreography

Huge !!! An unforgettable experience! It s especially touching what shone here), at one time, our Andriy Shevchenko

Beautiful ..... The most beautiful stadium in Italy

Always engaging atmosphere. Good visibility from all sectors. Good organization of access and outflow. Well located toilets and bar service as well as itinerant services for purchasing drinks and more inside the stadium. Experience to try!

Historical football stadium. Beautiful, from any place you can enjoy a beautiful view.

Great and impressive. The family entrance is 45 . Beautiful grandstands and changing rooms.

Bold frame of the event. But age is beginning to shine through.

Camp nou is a better tour. Stadium is showing its age! Where are all the trophies?

The energy levels in this stadium is awesome. Great experience to have been to this stadium.

Watched Portugal vs Italy. So much history in this stadium. Recommend you take the trip.

The stadium is old and I don't think it is enough to try a modernization as it is very far from the standards of modern stadiums (from bathrooms to restaurants, from seats to acoustics).
As a fan who lived it, however, I could not leave the 5 stars for the emotions I felt.
A piece of history, for better or for worse.

Visited for photo opportunity and official merchandise store. Did not see the name of the stadium (except for the electronic displays). Pretty OK store even though you could also find official stores down town Milano

We saw Milan vs Napoli at Curva Sud - Sectors 201 to 220. Amazing experience and feeling.

You really need to be a soccer aficionado to feel like spending 18 and time while in Milan. The stadium is OK, the museum, locker room and other facilities are disappointing.

Concert by the Muse: acoustics to be reviewed and suffocating heat.

The Giuseppe Meazza Stadium (Italian pronunciation: [d u z ppe me attsa]), commonly known as San Siro, is a football stadium in the San Siro district of Milan, Italy, which is the home of the AC Milan and Internazionale. It has a seating capacity of 80,018, making it one of the largest stadiums in Europe, and the largest in Italy.

Because I am an Inter player and the choruses are beautiful

If they define it the scale of football there will be a reason, a wonderful stadium

On of my dreams is there. I love Milano! I love Italy!

Okay it's a beautiful stadium, but that's all you're getting when you're going on the 'tour'. You get to see the changing rooms of both teams and a 'museum' which only holds a small replica and a lot of old t-shirts. If you're expecting an experience like in Camp Nou you're at the wrong place.
But on the positive side I think seeing a match here would be absolutely awesome.

The stadium where the best team in the world plays...Milan

Came here twice, one on 2018 winter and the other one on summer. Got the same atmosphere which was great.
Even though it is managed by the local government (unlike many football teams in England who own their stadium), but the stadium tour is still amazing, you can enter the Inter and Milan's dressing rooms, which are fantanstic. It was like killing two birds with a stone. You only pay one ( 25) but you got the stadium tour of two of the best football teams in Italy.
The pitch was also great, the tour guide gave detail explanation about the Inter's Curva Nod as well as Milan's Curva Sud.
After spend most your energy to go around the stadium, you can finish the tour by shopping some gifts and souvenirs. For jersey, as I expected, it is still quite expensive if compared to the online store. However, I managed to buy a cute mug for 15 which now ends on my cupboard as souvenir. If you are looking for a cheap alternative, there are some of fake jersey seller (and some original but without tag) just right in front of the stadium.
To get there, it was only about 15-20 mins by train from Milan City Center.

Packed in every order of place is impressive. From the first blue ring the actions in the neighboring area are clearly visible. Those in the far area can be seen so-so

San Siro is one of the most beautiful stadiums in Italy and it's a pity to ask for it

Nothing special. Admission relatively expensive. The sightseeing route does not knock down.

We had an opportunity to visit home of AC Milan and Inter Milan for a AC Milan - Fiorentina match. The stadium looks old from the outside but it is outstanding once you enter it. It is clean and neat. What a once of a lifetime experience!

Vasco Rossi + San Siro equal total delirium! It is true that the review is not about performance, but San Siro is the temple of Vasco Rossi and its vast vastness with tribunes of people is always an unforgettable experience. On a logistical level, specifically for the concerts, I would need a few more bathrooms, the parking spaces outside are all paid or yellow, therefore residents. Total cost for a parking lot from 5 to 24 hours, 9 approx. Municipality of Milan, we incentive the parking fee was near these prices. The remaining aspects such as the San siro entrance, the exit of people at the end of the event, are positive, no one hinders any logistical or organizational problem

Temple of football. Unfortunately from October 1, 2019 it will no longer be possible to reach the stadium with diesel cars up to and including 4. The average time required to reach a train station by public transport is 45 minutes. Furthermore, at the end of the evening matches after 11 pm there are precarious security conditions both on public transport and in the stations.

Its an Inter Milan and AC Milan stadium. Not the cleanest stadium among all major football clubs, and no signage/statue to highlight the stadium

Forza Milan, one of the best stadiums I have visited

Majestic from the outside, we wanted to go around the inside but unfortunately we were not allowed for the referees' training

Every year it gets worse and worse ... Age advances, but maintenance doesn't hurt. The bathrooms pity. Too bad for us fans

Fan shop very poorly organized. One cashier works and waits a long time. Choosing disaster numbers. All in two numbers. Assortment weak, larger was in city stores. Totally disappointed.