Stadio San Siro Reviews

Easy to reach.. Long stairs to go thru until you reach seats

Pooh outside, hoo inside!

No bad parking nearby and has to walk far from the subway

Even if the inter is not very strong and neither is my favorite team, I appreciate the system which is one of the most important moments in Italy

I don't think there is much to say about the S stadium. Siro. In football and as the Scala in classical music.

A unique place is the temple of football.
Fantastic.

As an English football fan this stadium is by far best I have ever been to for the atmosphere

A stadium that NN IS A STANDARD, THE 3 RING IS A LIT

Historical monument of Milan football for the home matches of Inter and Milan. Unique emotions when entering, you think of how many champions have trod this wonderful field

That was a magnificent stadium white unbelievable memory

There are not many words to describe this stage, simply fantastic. Excellent vision from any sector and atmosphere always goosebumps, which is the first or the hundredth time that you enter. From football lovers or not at least once in life it is worth visiting.

Didn't get to go in, but still a sight to see - easy to get there from the train station and pop up and back down into downtown.

Nice, especially at full stadium. The only flaw would be the return home, clogged metro and streets lined with cars with a single passenger. What if companies offered car sharing to reduce vehicles and speed up traffic?

Fantastic, legendary arena with super atmosphere !!!! My best bet is to visit the game AC Milan vs. Inter.

Beautiful stadium and easy to access using the metro.

Single stage. The best. Each blade of grass is a story, a game, an enterprise. It is the theater of football

San Siro is San Siro ... ask Siri! Jokes aside. If you imagine that they will have to demolish it, you will also understand why it is worth going, at least, if it has never been done. It will be an epochal, historical memory. Pages will be written and someone, (rightly), will cry ... go there as soon as you can!

Not too comfortable with the seats practically you had with your knees in the back from the back and in the back to the front and compressed one next to the other.

Bad organisation of entrance for visitor fans. We are placed on terace 3, far away of field with out any reason. Terace 2 was empty.
Shame of you Atalanta.
But great Dinamo Zagreb fans make my day.

One of the places to know if you are a football fan.

Definitely worth booking once. It was a fascinating tour with a very interesting and motivated guide!

Scale x access to the second ring of hard climb. The ramps do not work before the game but only at the end and those suffering from knees are not protected.

Nice stadium, just a bit outdated and the tour without a guide is not very special. But the fact that 2 clubs are playing here with such a record makes up for that.

In addition to what is very large, has a bar and bathrooms in each sector, also a large parking lot that at a concert charged us 20! attentive

A lot of history at one place Metro San Siro stadium

The stadium always retains its charm, but now the weight of the years can be seen all over!

I do not know if they have a tour I went alone to the store

Good stadium. Easy access, lots of history, good views of the pitch from essentially any seat.

One of the most beautiful and important stadiums in the world, a must visit if you are a football fan in general. I would recommend improving your tour perhaps with a guide who follows visitors by giving them a lot of information on the place (as happens in the English stadium tour).

The Giuseppe Meazza stadium is an Italian football facility owned by the municipality of Milan. It hosts the internal matches of Milan and Inter, due to the neighborhood where it is located, it is also known as the San Siro stadium, a name that officially had from the inauguration, in 1926, to March 3, 1980, when it was named after Giuseppe Meazza, footballer of both host companies of the stadium, which passed away the year before.
Nicknamed the Scala del calcio or the temple of football, it is one of the best known stadiums internationally, as well as being the largest in Italy, being able to host 75 923 spectators.
In 2009 it was judged by the British newspaper The Times to be the second most beautiful stadium in the world and, according to an analysis conducted by the Chamber of Commerce and University of Milan in 2014, the Meazza is one of the most identifying symbols of the city after the Duomo and Triennale.

Very disillusioned of a stadium that has two great teams from Italy and Europe, @ Inter Milan and @Milan. In the museum were not the cups of the great tournaments that have been won, very few photos and history. And on the way we could not see the court because they were preparing for a concert. These things must be said before because one of the biggest emotions when visiting a stadium is to see the court (so how is the first photo that one sees when they promote the stadium). Added to the previous one, the attention of the support staff is very bad, they do not give information and what little they can say, they do it reluctantly. It is not worth going and paying (18 euros) to see that scenario.

It's beautiful. Especially the show at the beginning of the games, where there are many light games

Huge stadium since 1925. Good tour around it exploring all its facilities.

Nice stadium, just a bit boring because two clubs are playing! Furthermore, nice tour.

Kinda hard to find the entrance and lots of stairs. But it is beautiful inside and to follow a game is essential.

Easy to get to. Charge your phone before you go. Don t bring a back up phone charger they will make you throw it out. Very tight security.

Incredible stadium, with amazing atmosphere , just love it

It is unique. You meet there the two famous teams Inter and Milan.

You should have seen it.
Architecturally the most beautiful stadium in Europe.
A cultural asset ...

Stadium also very suitable for concerts.
Being quadratobha good visibility 'on three sides. Here the concerts are very exciting!

An impressive structure but like most of the old-generation Italian stadiums! Not to mention that from the third ring you have to use binoculars at least to see the players ..

Osoleto forces users to climb too many steps to reach the second and third rings.

There are Great People, there are Great Inventions, there are Great Cultural Heritage ... The Milan Stadium is the Great Stadium on the football planet ... Tiffozi Milan likes to call it San Siro, and Inter fans prefer the Giuseppe Meazza Stadium (the famous Italian footballer is a two-time world champion in football). For once, for both famous football clubs of the world (irreconcilable rivals just in case) - this stadium is a home arena. And also, his joke is called the voice of the people (because of the crazy human hum that stands during matches). To hear and see how genuinely the Italian fans can get sick , you have to go here for the match. Believe you will not regret ...

Magical place where many champions have passed. It is worth a visit to the museum and playground