Great to experience a match at the San Siro. However there is a mighty crush to get past the stewards checking tickets to Id. Then it’s not clear which stairway to use. The kiosks inside are inadequate for the size of crowd. The stewards inside do not enforce the smoking ban. Good match atmosphere and reasonably easy to exit afterwards.

We visited the San Siro as massive football fans from Newcastle in England. We were told once we had paid the full amount (€60) that the pitch had construction going on the pitch for a concert so we wouldn’t be able to see the grass. This wasn’t a problem but being charged full price wasn’t ideal. We found the tour a bit fast and drab if we’re honest and the stadium was a bit underwhelming inside.

We went to the stadium just to see it from the outside, easy to get there by Metro or tram (on a non-matchday). Looks really impressive (and iconic) from the outside. Went into the stadium shop, with Inter and Milan merchandise sitting comfortably side by side, and found a window to the inside of the stadium for a view of the pitch and seating area (saved going on the tour to see that).

went to the depeche mode concert here last Friday. Incredible atmosphere at the gig and very well organized. Outside the stadium it was a carnival atmosphere with plenty of food and drink stalls playing depeche mode and 80s music. 2 minutes walk from the metro stop.Only downsize was lack of toilets outside

Disappointing. We have payed a lot money for a visit shorter than 1 hour. Museum was smal and looked cheap. Please make a better space for all the treasures you have. Fuilty Area and toiletspiegel :(

Visited the San Siro for the Milan Derby - what an experience! The stadium is very easy to get to on the Metro. The stadium itself is not the most modern, we were sat in the upper area (careful if you have vertigo/fear of heights! it is soo high!!) the seating is also not very well marked. Please note that when you enter the stadium you will need to bring ID along with your ticket. The queues for drinks and toilets can be very very long, so try not leave it to half time. The game however was incredible! Never experienced at atmosphere like it. Once a game is over, the rush to get the Metro is madness! Be careful

The most impressive part was seeing the stadium from outside. Stick to that experience and save €30/person The museum is a joke and in the following 45 minutes all you do is visit the non-impressive changing rooms and see the pitch. A stadium that is home to two of the best teams in Europe must be full of stories, but the guide just talked practicalities of how they coexist here.