For the size of the stadium and the history of Inter and Milan, both the visit to the stadium and the visit to the museum, are poor. I was expecting much more, the museum is a small shed without much interest, in the stadium the changing rooms are made for tourists and are very poor(especially the Inter one) to visit. Inside the stadium you can only walk on one side and there it is more all right. The museum of the italian national team is nicer, however, quite simple too. An overall weak experience.

The myth San Siro. The first one in Italy located inside a stadium, tells us the history of F.C. Internazionale and A.C. Milan through a great number of memorabilia: historical jerseys, cups and trophies, footballs, boots, art objects and all sort of memories which got into the world football legend and into the fans hearts. Every visitor gets the chance to enter inside "La Scala del Calcio", visiting these usually inaccessible places such as the changing rooms, the mixed zone, the stands and then walking through the tunnel of Champions to get into the famous Football pitch.

A child’s dream came true. A visit in one of the most famous and historical Stadiums and museum of the world. As a football passionate I enjoyed the tour in museum and the different places of the stadium. Everything was perfect. Forza Milan.

Great experience, we went to the pitchside and into the dressing rooms as well. It's a must visit for a football fan.

Good experience. The museum is not so big, you can even cover within 10 minutes. Well organised place which doesn't have much collections. Staff were told that all trophies and other items of tems are separately kept in AC or FC Inter Milan museums, which is not open to public now. Overall great experience.

The iconic place for every Milan and Internazionale fan. You will explore such zones as the press center, locker rooms of both teams, entrance tunnel to the field, bench, and field itself. At the start and end of your journey, you will have enough time to discover clubs and Italian national team museums. I think that if you are an AC Milan fan and choosing between Casa Milan and this one, go with the San Siro museum because you will see more here.

Another must stop for any Interisti! Smaller museum, but some unreal kits and memorabilia. The tour is the best part, seeing the changing rooms and then getting to walk out onto the pitch was incredible. Our tour guide was fantastic as well!

Fantastic place, Only disappointment was they didn't tell you until you'd travelled there that the pitch was covered due to concerts!! But still had a great time!! Tour guide (can't remember his name) great guy very knowledgeable

AC Milan lost the champions league group match against FC Chelsea. Haven’t seen a goal for Milan, what a pity! However the atmosphere in the stadium is AWESOME! 🎉🎉 That is the reason for 5 stars although I am not a Milan fan🤣

Trying again to write a review because Google said the original violated their rules!!!!!!!! Thanks to Martina for being our tour guide, very nice and very informative. We'll worth a visit even if you aren't a fan of either team.

Terrible experience on this “tour” no guide, no audio, no grass on pitch, only allowed in a tiny section of seating for photos of workmen taking down a stage set. Museum packed with people and not very interesting or well displayed, lack of signage. Changing room no signage, kit or player names. Having just toured Bayern Munich, Old Trafford and Johan Cruyff Arena feel this is an absolute rip off

Legendary... Museum is quite small, but it carries all the legends you can think of. The tour is quite nice and being able to access the dressing rooms is nice.

You should visit, either you are fan of footbal or not. Great experiance, you can see and heard lot of interesting infomation about two city clubs, Ac Milan and Inter Milan .Ticket price for adult 30€, kids 23€ which includes visit of the museum, stadion, footbal player dressing rooms..

I have to say that we were a little bit disappointed with the trip. The grass on the field was under renovation, so the additional penalty kicks were not possible. We were not informed about that while booking the tickets online, so my son was a little bit disappointed. The tour was a little bit boring, monotonous. In the dressing room there were not even the shirts of players. All took 45 minutes. All in all, nice to see but below the expectations.

Compare to other great European Clubs stadium tour, for €30 it was very disappointing. Not a single glorious trophies on display in the stadium. Nothing much about AC Milan or Inter glorious history, just a jaded old stadium. Only good experience I had was the guide Alex was friendly, informative n accommodating to take pictures for us.

A museum full of memories, not only those related to San Sierro but also to the whole world of football. Unfortunately, the price of 30 euros per person is an exaggeration. Prices in the club store are also high, but you can find them in every such shop. A reconnaissance path leads through the entire stadium, including locker rooms and corridors. The view of the stands is great, but it gives the impression of a small stadium. The upper parts of the stadium can not be entered because they are fenced with tape. One of the ladies from the service was by us to speak "Dzień dobry" in Polish language.

When you are fan of football and you're in Milan you must see that legendary stadium. Guide told very clearly and good about San Siro. On stadium is also located museum of Italian representation. At the end of the trip you can buy souvenirs from AC Milan and Inter. That trip was amazing

They give absolutely no info for people buying online... you arrive and on the ticket booth you see couple of papers that say what is not available... but you can't return the ticket obviously. In my case the pitch was not prepared and AC Milan room was under maintanence... now imho that is like half the experience gone. The Inter room alone is boring. We were only allowed to walk on the stands and it was very limited... could not even go to the upper part. Now the museum part... there are jerseys of famous players... yeah, and jerseys... and also jerseys... same goes for the Italian national team museum. I would not be mad if they asked 5-10€ when such conditions occur... but 30€? You have got to be kidding me. TERRIBLE... this is supposed to be the temple of football...

The "museum" is a joke. It's a stall with some really interesting artefacts without any sensible narration. The guide we got could easily be replaced by signs where to go next. Seriously. I learned totally nothing, he drew attention to nothing. After the "tour" I had no idea why we even went there! There was no info on why the 2 teams are so great, what their best achievements are, who were the most renowned persons etc. The nice thing - we got to see the locker rooms of both teams. And the old jerseys were interesting. Also the Italian national team part - but again - our guide just brought us there, without a word. Only from the guide from the next group I learned something interesting. And can someone explain me why this is more expensive than visiting the Duomo? Or the San Marco Basilica? Wasted money. But we went there for our sons. Their first stadium - so they were thrilled. But whose heart is with either of Milan's teams, will not even read. To all those readind - spend the money on something enjoyable 😉

Not worth it... San siro is a magnificent stadium and recommend a visit and walk around it. However Paying €30+ for an under welming museum, "self tour" of the grounds, empty AC Milan dressing room, closed inter dressing room due to cleaning is not worth. The italian national museum was quite nice even if you dont care about the team. If you still buy a ticket do not be there at opening even if the ticket says 09.30 there is way too many there for a good experience.

Me and my father wanted to visit the stadion, we didn’t plan on getting tickets but when we were there we did. We didn’t have to wait long to get the tickets. We had a tour with a tour guide who spoke Italian and English. We visited the museum with the jerseys of different players and trophies. Then we went to both the dressing rooms from AC Milan & Inter and then onto the stadion. Our tour guide gave us a lot of good information about the clubs and the stadion. At the end there was a room with jerseys and prices of the national Italian team. Would definitely recommend going here!

Nice museum about the two famous Italian football teams. The stadium is well documented.

I am a Milan fan and San Siro is the most beautiful stadium for me but I have to be honest about the rating. Compared to other stadiums of the big European teams, the price of 30 euros is considered high! Especially there is almost nothing really related to Milan and Inter in terms of cups, titles and stories related to the history of the clubs inside! We know that the stadium belongs to the city municipality. Therefore, the museum is very small, with some t-shirts and photos of legendary players who played in this stadium, such as Pelé and Zidane. So 3/5. As for the stadium, it is very very beautiful and I give it an excellent rating 5/5. In total 4/5

I love AC Milan, so it was a dream of mine to come here and visit, so I can't be subjective! All these moments, players, cups and jerseys that stigmatized my life... Oh... I hope this team to return to its former glory! Forza Milan!

Waste of money, what a shame! The museum is small and very crowded. The stadium tour is a joke. You get to see the 2 dressing rooms, a view from one of the stands and basically that’s it! No VIP areas, no media center, nothing. Can’t be compared to any UK stadium tour. Waste of 50EU (adult + kid)

Very well kept from the inside, grass and seats.

Absolutely brilliant place to visit especially when in Italy on holiday, also worth travelling to Italy to see, so historic and many facts given on the tour

I like the museum. But the tour time was short.

Since I was a small boy I always wanted to visit the San Siro.. During my recent honeymoon I got the chance and I absolutely loved it. Pre booked our tickets online for a set time - we ended up being late by about 30 minutes and this didn't make a difference and were allowed straight in. Doesn't seem like you need to book online and can just turn up which is good. The museum itself is very special. Plenty of facts and history present and memories from the past including a vast selection of previously worn shirts. The stadium tour is amazing as well with access to both dressing rooms. Worth a visit to the shop afterwards (expect typical top end prices for shirts). If you love football, then you need to put this on your bucket list.

Good museum and interesting for football passionate people. Fortunately it was the Inter set up, which depends on the next match to be played. Nice stadium with a very interesting system to make growth and take care of the grass, combination on Dutch and Italian technologies. Lot of interesting information during the tour.

Great museum. Showing the history of the San Siro stadium and the two Milan clubs that play in the stadium. The museum has a section dedicated to AC Milan and a section dedicated to Internazionale Milan. There are also jerseys of some great players who have played in this stadium.

Legendary stadium, it was great having a wander around and soaking it all in. The tour all felt a bit rushed, and didn’t hear anything particularly insightful from the guide. The museum was a waste of time, it is in need of an overhaul just like the stadium.

Buy your tickets in advance, and make sure u have it all printed... or downloaded on your phones Great stadium to go see, but not really much to the service provided by the team... id say a bit poor...

Taxi from Duomo is around 15€ one way. Tram 16 will also take you right in front of the stadium but it didn't run at the time of our visit due to road works. The entrance is 30€ per adult, 85 for a family (2+2) for museum and the stadium tour. You can experience San Siro from the dressing rooms, benches or the stand and in the end you can visit Inter/Milan shop. Arguably expensive however I felt it was worth the price.

30 €fee, u can see dressing rooms and pitch. Quite Nice but a bit to expencive and short tour.

The legendary stadium, but the tour is relatively expensive (I paid 30 euros for visiting the stadium and the museum). I was expecting to go up to the 3rd row, but we visited only the pitch and dressing rooms

Impressive building, museum & exposition was nice. The only thing is that the grass was covered due an upcoming event.