AC Milan Matchday Guide

Why a matchday at San Siro is special

AC Milan share the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza — known to everyone as San Siro — with their city rivals Inter, so the ground stages two sets of colours and two fan cultures across a season. On a Rossoneri matchday the Curva Sud is the heart of the noise, and the steep tiers and floodlit towers make even a mid-table fixture feel like an occasion. It is one of the great European football experiences, and it is easy to build a short city break around a single game.

Getting to the stadium

San Siro sits in the west of Milan. The simplest route is the M5 (lilac) metro line to the San Siro Stadio stop, which leaves you a few minutes' walk from the turnstiles and runs back into the centre in around twenty minutes after the final whistle. Trams and match-day buses also serve the area, but the metro is the least stressful option when the crowd pours out together.

The stadium tour and museum

On non-match days you can visit the combined San Siro museum and stadium tour, which walks you through the dressing rooms, the tunnel and pitchside, and tells the story of both Milan clubs. It is worth booking ahead on weekends and around big fixtures, when slots sell out.

Planning your trip around a fixture

Milan is a two-club city, so there is almost always a home game to aim for — but kick-off dates and times move with television scheduling, so check the confirmed fixture before booking non-refundable travel. Use the upcoming home matches below to lock in a date, then base yourself somewhere with a clean metro or tram link to San Siro rather than right next to the ground, which is quiet away from matchdays.