San Siro / Giuseppe Meazza

 🏆 San Siro hosted:

- the 1934 FIFA World Cup
- the 1980 European Football Championship
- the 1990 FIFA World Cup
- the 2020-2021 UEFA Nations League final phase

The stadium was also selected to host the opening ceremony of the 2026 Winter Olympics.

🏗️ In 1990, major renovation work was undertaken to give it its current form and distinctive architecture.

It took the name Giuseppe Meazza in 1980 in memory of the Inter player.

Inter only began playing its home matches at Stadio San Siro from 1947 onwards.

 

⭐ San Siro is a UEFA Category 4 stadium.

🦽 200 seats are available for people with disabilities (+ 200 seats for companions).

🔴 How to buy tickets for AC Milan at San Siro?

🎟️ Tickets for AC Milan matches are available on AC Milan's online ticketing system.

Tickets are generally put on sale between 2 weeks and 1.5 months before the match. Sales information is shared in advance on AC Milan's online ticketing system.

Depending on the team's form and demand, big matches (particularly European fixtures) and the derby against Inter Milan may be reserved for members (with the CRN card) and season ticket holders.

The link to AC Milan's ticketing system.

 

How to become an AC Milan member?

🪪 You can become a member with the CRN card. The CRN allows priority access to ticketing in particular. It has a duration of 3 years and costs around thirty euros. Some derbies or big matches depending on the team's form may be reserved for CRN card-holding members.

All information to get your CRN card can be found here.

 

What you need to know about AC Milan ticketing?

👤 Tickets are personalised, checks may be carried out at the stadium entrance. It is possible to change the name online. This is possible approximately 1 week before the match. Here is the link to change the name.

 

🔵 How to buy tickets for Inter Milan at Giuseppe Meazza Stadium?

🎟️ Tickets for Inter Milan matches are available on Inter Milan's online ticketing system.

Tickets are generally put on sale 1 month before the match.

Depending on the team's form and demand, big matches (particularly European fixtures) and the derby against AC Milan may be reserved for members and season ticket holders.

The link to Inter Milan's ticketing system.

 

What you need to know about Inter Milan ticketing?

👤 Tickets are personalised, checks may be carried out at the stadium entrance. It is possible to change the name only once, online, from 48 hours before the match.

🔃 A resale system is in place. Season ticket holders can resell their ticket. Note that season ticket holders can also give their seat to a third party, except for derbies.

 

Another solution to get tickets for AC Milan or Inter Milan?

🤝 P1Travel is an official ticket seller, partner of AC Milan and Inter Milan.

You can find tickets for all matches. This can be a good solution if you want to secure your tickets well in advance or for matches potentially reserved for members.

You can find our affiliate link supporting the site to view availability here.

 

Your trip to San Siro organised by a specialist and passionate fan with The Fan Kultur!

✈️ If you want to discover the passion of San Siro without asking questions, The Fan Kultur is the specialist and takes care of everything for you: match ticket, hotel, personalised travel guide ... (only transport to get there is your responsibility).

🔥 With The Fan Kultur you are immersed in the heart of local culture to discover the city, the stadium and the best addresses in the best conditions.

🤝 We partner with The Fan Kultur who shares the same passion and values, so do not hesitate, you will not regret it!

Visit The Fan Kultur website here.

How to get to San Siro by public transport?

🚇 Metro

San Siro Station - Line M5 (lilac) connects the city centre (15 minutes from Garibaldi and 25 minutes from the Duomo with a change from line M1 at Lotto station)

🚍 Bus

"Via Harar" stop - Line 49 from Tirana square (direction San Siro)

🚈 Tram

"Piazzale Axum" stop - Line 16 from Piazza Fontana (direction San Siro)

⚠️ After matches, only "San Siro Stadio" stop is served, the tram and metro do not stop at Hippodrome, Segesta stations... You will need to walk for a while to find an open station.

 👀 What to Do / What to See in Milan?

The main attractions are the Duomo (cathedral with very distinctive architecture), nearby the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, La Scala or the Sforza Castle.

You can admire the Last Supper painted by Leonardo da Vinci at the Santa Maria church,

Stroll through the picturesque Navigli district and its canals also designed by Leonardo da Vinci,

Go shopping via Monte Napoleone or Piazza Gae Aulenti, more contemporary with its water mirror and numerous ice cream shops...

Finally, around 6 p.m., have an Aperitivo, an aperitif accompanied by a small tasting buffet, offered by many bars.

🏛️ If you want to learn more about AC Milan's history, do not miss Casa Milan: Different from San Siro Museum, it is a museum located at the club's headquarters dedicated to the history of AC Milan. All information and tickets can be found here. GetYourGuide is also a ticket seller at the same price.