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💡 The Short Version: The Museum and Tour is €37 for an adult (from €25 on some dates), reduced €27, and the Skywalk roof walk is €11 extra, sold only with the tour. It takes in a museum of both clubs’ shirts and memorabilia, the dressing rooms, the mixed zone, the players’ tunnel and the pitch-side benches. It opens 9:30 to 17:00 from November to March (to 18:00 from April to October) and closes or runs short on match days. Metro M5 to San Siro Stadio is the terminus. Buy at tickets.sansirostadium.com. Prices are in euros. Or book a tour: the official San Siro Museum, Stadium & Skywalk ticketad is from €37 (GetYourGuide).
Tickets and prices
Prices are the stadium company’s, sold through Fever on its ticket shop. Prices move by date and slot. Searches for San Siro tours return several sites with the stadium’s name in the web address that are not the stadium’s.
| Ticket | Price | Who |
|---|---|---|
| Museum and Tour, adult | €37 | Some dates show it from €25 |
| Museum and Tour, reduced | €27 | Under 14, over 65, disabled visitors |
| Family pack | €24.50 each for four entries | At most two adults |
| Skywalk | €11 | Only with a Museum and Tour ticket |
- Where to buy: the Fever app or website, the stadium’s own site, or the museum box office on the day.
- Change of date: online tickets can be changed up to 48 hours before, subject to availability. There is no refund for reasons that are not the stadium’s.
- Match days: the operator’s calendar marks the days the tour is closed or shortened, which include Inter and Milan home match days and days around them.
- New: the stadium announced a virtual-reality attraction for autumn 2026.
Where to buy
GetYourGuide’s prices are its lowest “from” prices.
| What | The stadium | GetYourGuide | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Museum, stadium and Skywalk | €37 plus €11 for the Skywalk | From €37, labelled official | The stadium’s shop, or the listing, which sells the same entry |
| Museum and Tour only | €37 | Not sold separately | The stadium |
Tours worth paying for
The stadium’s own tour is self-guided at the museum and has no queue that a ticket skips, so look for the official entry rather than a “skip-the-line” resale.
Official San Siro Museum, Stadium and Skywalk entry
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Milan: Official San Siro Museum, Stadium & Skywalk Entryad is the stadium’s own listing.
What to see
San Siro is the home of both Inter and AC Milan, so the tour covers two clubs.
- The museum. A self-guided museum of shirts and memorabilia of both clubs, which takes about an hour.
- The dressing rooms. The Milan and Inter dressing rooms.
- The mixed zone and the players’ tunnel. The route players walk to the pitch.
- The pitch-side benches. The benches beside the pitch.
- The Skywalk. A 30-minute roof walk at 55 metres, with a briefing first, up from Tower 4 to Tower 1 and back through the third ring. It is outdoors, closes in rain, strong wind or snow, needs closed-toe shoes, and is not allowed under 7, after 24 weeks of pregnancy or for people with vertigo.
The order that works: book a slot on a non-match day, take the tour and add the Skywalk only in dry weather. What to skip: the Skywalk if the forecast is wet, since it shuts. AC Milan’s own museum, Casa Milan, has an entry ticket on GetYourGuide from €20.
The stadium’s future. The clubs plan a new stadium, which they say will be ready in June 2031, after a regional tribunal rejected the appeals against the sale of San Siro on 6 October 2026. The current stadium and its tour operate as normal.
Hours, rules and getting there
| Months | Museum and Tour hours |
|---|---|
| November to March | 9:30 to 17:00; ticket office and last entry 17:00 |
| April to October | 9:30 to 18:00; last entry 18:00 |
- Getting there: metro M5 to San Siro Stadio, the terminus, or M1 or M5 to Lotto. The entrance is Gate 6 (PC 3) on Piazzale Angelo Moratti. On match days ATM diverts services. Milan public transport has the fares.
- The one thing that ruins a visit: turning up on a match day without checking the calendar, or at the Skywalk in wet weather.
What to book in Milan has the closed days for every sight. Milan with kids has the age rules for the Skywalk and the family pack. Milan City Pass: is it worth it? says whether a pass covers it. 3 days in Milan puts it on a free half day. For a bed, see where to stay in Milan.
Common questions
How much is the San Siro stadium tour?
€37 for an adult, though the operator's calendar shows tickets from €25 on some dates. Reduced tickets, for under-14s, over-65s and disabled visitors, are €27, and a family pack for four is €24.50 each with at most two adults. The Skywalk adds €11 and is sold only with the tour.
What does the San Siro stadium tour include?
A museum with shirts and memorabilia of both clubs, which takes about an hour, and the stadium tour: the Milan and Inter dressing rooms, the mixed zone, the players' tunnel and the pitch-side benches. The Skywalk roof walk is separate.
What is the San Siro Skywalk?
A 30-minute walk on the roof at 55 metres, up from Tower 4 to Tower 1 and back through the third ring. It is outdoors and closes in rain, strong wind or snow. It needs closed-toe shoes and is not allowed under 7, after 24 weeks of pregnancy or for people with vertigo.
Is the San Siro tour open on match days?
It closes or runs short on match days and some days around them. The operator's opening calendar lists the closed days, so look before you book.
What are the San Siro tour hours?
9:30 to 17:00 from November to March, with the last entry at 17:00, and 9:30 to 18:00 from April to October.
How do I get to San Siro by metro?
Take metro M5 to San Siro Stadio, the terminus, or M1 or M5 to Lotto. The entrance is Gate 6 on Piazzale Angelo Moratti. On match days ATM runs diversions.
Is the San Siro tour ending because of the new stadium?
The clubs plan a new stadium, which they say will be ready in June 2031, and no closing date for the tour has been published. The current stadium and its tour run as normal.
