San Siro Museum
Football museum in the Giuseppe Meazza stadium, with memorabilia from Milan and Inter and a visit to the dressing rooms, tunnel and touchline.
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About the museum
The San Siro Museum opened on 5 October 1996 inside the Giuseppe Meazza stadium, commonly known as San Siro, to tell the sporting heritage of the city's two clubs, Milan and Inter, and of the stadium itself.
Over time the display has been expanded with new historical memorabilia and interactive set-ups. Today the route includes a collection of historic shirts and objects, reproductions, models, interactive stations and large LED screens.
The visit is combined with a stadium tour that takes visitors to areas not normally open to the public: the dressing rooms of Milan and Inter, the mixed zone, the tunnel leading onto the pitch, the touchline and the benches. Separately, it is possible to buy the Skywalk experience, a walk on the stadium roof at a height of 55 metres.
Highlights
- Collection of shirts and historical memorabilia from Milan and Inter
- Dressing rooms of both teams
- Players' tunnel and mixed zone
- Touchline and benches
- Interactive stations and large LED screens
Permanent exhibition
- San Siro Museum – Museum route with shirts and memorabilia of Milan and Inter, reproductions, models and interactive stations, combined with a visit to the dressing rooms, the tunnel and the touchline of the stadium.
- Founded
- 1996
- Operated by
- Stadio San Siro S.p.A.
Admission & discounts
| Reduced | –under-14s, over-65s, companions of disabled people, disabled people visiting unaccompanied |
|---|---|
| Children & teens | freefree up to age 5 · Children up to age 5 enter free; the minimum age for the Skywalk is 7. |
| Visitors with disabilities | freeDisabled people who cannot do the tour independently enter free with at least one companion per person, who pays the reduced ticket. Disabled people who do not need an escort pay the reduced ticket. Entitlement documents must be shown on the staff's request. |
| Groups (50+ people) | –A special rate for groups of at least 50 people is available on request; booking is mandatory (tour@sansirostadium.com, +39 02 4879 8299). |
Prices vary and are shown at the time of online purchase. The Skywalk is a separate experience with its own ticket. Tickets are bought on the Fever app, the Fever website, the stadium website or at the ticket office at the museum entrance; the ticket does not need to be printed. Subject to availability, date and time can be changed up to 48 hours in advance; no refunds are given for events not attributable to the stadium.
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible
- Elevator
- Accessible restroom: no information
- Accessible parking: no information
- Service dogs welcome
- Tactile models & exhibits: not available
- Sign language tours: not available
- Easy-to-read materials: no information
- Audio description: not available
The museum has an access ramp, a lift to the upper floor and seating areas along the route. Wheelchair users have dedicated routes to reach all areas. The tour includes some flights of stairs, to be considered by visitors with mobility difficulties. The Skywalk is not accessible to people with mobility impairments, including temporary ones. The museum has no specific provisions for deaf or visually impaired visitors. Assistance dogs and small dogs on a lead are allowed (not on the Skywalk).
Kids & families
| Time needed | approx. 60 min |
|---|---|
| Kids’ admission | free up to age 5 |
The museum visit is open to all ages. Minors must be accompanied by an adult, and children up to age 5 enter free. The minimum age for the Skywalk is 7.
Getting there & parking
By public transit
San Siro Stadio M5
Metro line M5, San Siro Stadio stop; bus 49 and tram 16, San Siro Stadio M5 stop.
By car
Parking available
The museum indicates that there is parking on site, with no details on rates or spaces.
Entrance through gate 6 (PC 3) of the stadium, in Piazzale Angelo Moratti.
Get directionsAmenities & dining
- Café
- Museum shop
- Coat check: not available
Museum bar (food and drink may not be consumed in the rooms) and the San Siro Store with merchandise from both clubs. There is no cloakroom: bags and bulky items can be left in a designated area at the reception. Toilets inside the museum.
Events & venue rental
The museum hasn’t published any information on this.
Plan your visit
| Guided tours | yes |
|---|---|
| Audio guide | no |
| Photography | Photos and filming are allowed for personal use only; commercial content is not permitted. |
| Good to know | There is no audio guide. A private guide is available for a fee (tour@sansirostadium.com), staff are present along the route, and an interactive app can be downloaded free of charge. Smoking and vaping are not allowed. |
