An imperial building built for big events and high-class football matches as well as home of the AC Milan and FC Internazionale champion. The built stadium containing almost 90000 seats divided into different sectors, field kept in perfect condition, matches taken live to broadcast all over the world make this place to be visited
Great stadium lots of stairs and not so well signposted takes an age to get in as they search everyone. Hint for smokers they take your lighter off you. If your buying tickets you need id
The stadium is very good, except for the toilets very dirty and long stop for the toilet break. In any case, too few toilets.
Ebenfals with drinks a disaster in the breaks. You have to walk long to the drinks stand down.
Otherwise, I give 3 out of 5 stars.
Very nice tour I've taken my son on two other European football stadium tours. We're trying to go to as many as we can.
Tour & museum were reasonable price. Great to see Italy s biggest stadium.
The most magical place in the world. Just impotent.
Beautiful and famous stadium. Good visibility from the first and second rings. He looks very good even in concerts
A piece of football history shows us after leaving the subway. Despite its years, the stadium makes a big impression even from the outside. Well connected to the city center.
The LA Scala of football- tells you how seriously Italians take both opera and'calico' The stadium has a wealth of great traditional- in truth, though, it is starting to look a bit dated- 30 years is a long lease of life for a sports stadium these days.
Nice but expensive. There is no guide explaining the route. Turin's Allianz is better. The close up view of the lawn is spectacular.
A "museum" with shirts, visit to two locker rooms and the field, 18 euros per head. Just for fanatics.
Really TOP atmosphere. Too bad the services leave something to be desired ...
Let's start with a problem at the turnstiles ... passing the card under the reader would appear the words "Entry already made" ... What ??? Have they already cloned the card for the first season? After a few stories they let us in and today they confirmed that it was a problem of their systems ...
Queue at the bar without air conditioning to buy a glass of Coca-Cola for as much as 4 ...
Very nice game and then when you win, everything goes
#NOTFOREVERYONE
It is always spectacular to see a game in this stadium
Temple of every Milan fan!! Must experience this if you love Rossonero
La Scala del calcio, one of the most beautiful stadiums in the world, full of stories, victories and great champions who have passed there, both on the playing field and on the singing stage.
It is mandatory to pay us a visit when passing through Milan, the atmosphere inside is surreal, magical.
Go Milan!
The ancient but colossal stadium of Giuseppe Meazza - San Ciro, is home to Inter and AC Milan. Despite the fact that it is considering its demolition and the position of a new, respectively. new stadiums, still serving its purpose and with a capacity of 80,000 spectators is one of the largest in the world.
Needs some refreshment, very disgusting bathrooms inside the arena
Beautiful stadium, incredible acoustics and lighting, good visibility and organization
The temple of football in Italy. Milanese historic stadium which with the football world cup in 1990 received the third ring. Every single place offers a beautiful view and consequently rivers of emotions. A little cumbersome to go into it because of "perhaps a little too scrupulous controls" but once inside the show it is unique and guaranteed both that this is a football game and that this is a concert. Definitely recommended.
For me the best stadium in Italy, a fantastic experience
San Siro Stadium was a gift from Milan's Piero Pirelli, from year 8 to year 2, to his club Milan. San Siro was built in just 6 months and 2 days with the constant work and effort of two construction workers. The cost of building the stadium at that time was about 2 million pounds, which equates to about $ 1.5 and a half million at present. The design of San Siro was put on the map by Ulysses Staccini, and Alberto Coggini, a renowned Italian engineer who oversaw the architecture of major projects in Italy, including the Milan Central Station, took charge of San Siro's architecture.
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San Siro was designed based on the architecture of English stadiums, designed solely for the spirit of football, and consisted of five seats that would accommodate a total of 3 spectators. San Siro was inaugurated on September 9, as the stadium was full of spectators watching Milan defeat Inter. The first league match at the stadium also ended in Milan's defeat to Sampiradeza, while the first international match at the stadium ended on February 4 with the draw against Czechoslovakia. By the end of the year, San Siro was a private property of the Milan club. At the time, Inter played their home games at the Arena in downtown Milan. This soccer theater has undergone several major renovations since its inception.
Capacity-first operation
Milan handed over the San Siro stadium to Milan City in 2007, and three years later it was decided to increase its capacity. Football was growing in popularity day by day, and the urgent need for a larger stadium was felt. The mission was entrusted to Roca's architect and engineer Kaltzular, and they were able to take advantage of the capacity and potential of the original architecture of the stadium and begin to enlarge it. The capacity of the stadium was designed for five spectators in year 2, but the city council rejected the decision and the stadium designers' conversation with the council failed. After spending 2.5 million pounds to modernize San Siro, the stadium was reopened on 1 May, with Italy halting England 2 1. The total receipts from San Siro's booths in that game amounted to about 1.5 million pounds.
The stadium is spectacular, the museum understands even more than expected but is not interactive and does not even have a trophy room! Also the tour is not guided although we have access to the reservation bank in addition to changing rooms.
Beware of thieves !!! During our delicious lunch at La Barchetta, Via Federico Tesio, 15, our car was stolen from all the luggage !!!
Do not count on the police !!! They did not deign to come. And during the visit to the police stations they had a big problem that we would like to bother them.
If someone can help in determining the thieves, ask for help on July 2, 2019 around 2:00 PM. We were robbed of the red Feuerwehr bus on Polish WT registrations ...
We are looking for a yellow, gray, maroon suitcase, a yellow handbag, a Total Fitness bag, a Witchen backpack and suitcase, and Polish documents.
I was there for the concert of Muse on July 12, 2019. Good management of inputs with few queues. Also good acoustics. Negative note: the exit from the parking lot of the stadium; almost an hour of waiting in the car More
Visited this stadium twice, first one for AC Milan and Arsenal match and the second one for a museum tour visit with my husband who is a football fan. The stadium is really big and quite clean inside (outside not so clean). The ticket for the museum is 18, you can get a discount if you are a fanclub member of AC Milan or Intermilan ( 12). The museum is definitely worth it for a football fan!
Great place visit if your in Milan. Great transport connection.
Big and traditional stadium that you will see. But a little bit run down. Vendor of inter shop line up outside stadium selling their merchandise.
Reception from screams, a stadium that has one of the most beautiful stories of football
This is a historical stadium, great atmosphere and great team.
The temple of football. The craziest show in the history of sport. The most beautiful derby in the world. In this glorious stadium the most legendary pages in the history of football have been written. When you cross the threshold you feel all its power flowing inside you and the chills that pervade you. A unique feeling, which are the passion for sport, football and your team can give you. San Siro will soon be gone but will live with us forever.
Milan nerazzurra.
You guys need to make the tour more attractive! Like these are one of the most successful clubs in the history of football, definitely you'll can invest more and do justice to the likes of Maldini and co.!
What about one of the most beautiful stadiums in the world not for nothing the scale of football a fabulous acoustics when a unique show is full the flashes of the cameras to the big matches make you look like the wall of people a starry sky San Siro is the only unforgettable fantastic in my notice the only stadium that gives you a unique emotion!
not very nice setting, the first impression is very negative.
The inside of the stadium is better. The view to the field is excellent up to the second ring. The seats are very small and uncomfortable. The services and the bar (although dear) are discrete. Overall a good stage even if dated.
Must see in Milan, even if you are not football fan.
Very impressive stadium and definitely worth a visit. The size is hard to put into words and you have to experience it yourself.
Of course, the stadium is getting a bit older, but still in good shape compared to other Italian stadiums. A stadium visit is highly recommended.
I was in a game of Internazionale and I confess I expected more from the stadium. It was a cool experience but the stadium is a little dated compared to other stadiums in Europe. It pays to know but do not create a lot of expectation.
Great experience to See the match. The building itself is enormous and the atmosphere is brilliant. Worth seeing
an impossible thing to be in this place. someday maybe I will come back to see a big team full of history competing vigorously for the champion cup. #weareacmilan
The charm is a mythical and historical stadium filled with people
Fabulous....
I'm from Milan every time I see it and it's always beautiful! Viva San Siro
The stadium of AC Milan and Inter Milan ,,, Not wonderful enough like Barcelona and Real Madrid Stadiums,,, The museum is poor,,, Doesn't deserve 18 to visit it ,,, opens from 9 Am to 6 Pm ,,, remains one of the most famous stadiums in Europe.
In addition to being home to Milan and Inter, San Siro is the temple of rock. His priest is Vasco. There are many parking lots, you can get there easily by car, tram, metro and bus. For me it is always a thrill to enter one of the most beautiful stadiums in Italy and beyond.
Fantastic stadium great atmosphere and easy to get to and easy getting away after the game.
Fabulous stadium. Organized very well very practical to enter and exit considering that the concert of Vasco was sold out.
Very unimpressive. Dull and gray, the staff was rather rude and I decided to dump my insides on the outside wall of the stadium after some Chinese food that didn't agree with me.
A common playground for Inter and Milan chairs are old and you need to change and the shop is small
A bit dated compared to latest Premiership stadia but wonderful history.
The best stadium in the world;
GO MILAN
By tickets online if you want to go at a football game, is it much cheaper.
La Scala of football. The best stadium in Italy, although a bit lower as services to the top of Europe.
The heart is always here ... But the structure is now outdated. Restiling or new stadium ... I don't know, but something has to be done
I was able to look at it from the outside and it is a gigantic and beautiful plexus
Well San Siro is always San Siro ... the only sins are sellers of drinks and snacks inside the stadium that have prices at the limit of theft ... an advice: bring what you can from home ... if we all did so could change something
The visit to the museum is at the stadium is interesting but the museum, despite having the shirts of the greatest champions of the two Milanese teams and others who have played here, does not offer much more. The visit to the locker rooms and the playing field is exciting.
Beautiful architectural work .. entrance ticket 8 to get to know it. But if you enter through door # 14 you arrive at the sports store that is very beautiful and you carry an item from the 2 teams in Milan. At the bottom of the store there is a window that overlooks the stadium and you can get some good photos of it. You don't always have to pay hahahahaha!
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