Inter Milan Matchday Guide

Why a matchday at San Siro is special

Inter play at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza — San Siro — which they share with city rivals AC Milan. On a Nerazzurri matchday the Curva Nord drives the atmosphere, and the blue-and-black tifo against the backdrop of the stadium's spiralling ramps and floodlit towers is one of the sights of Italian football. It makes a brilliant anchor for a weekend in Milan.

Getting to the stadium

San Siro is in the west of the city. The easiest approach is the M5 (lilac) metro to the San Siro Stadio stop, a short walk from the ground and roughly twenty minutes back to the centre once the game ends. Trams and extra matchday buses run too, but the metro is the calmest way in and out with a full crowd.

The stadium tour and museum

Away from matchdays, the San Siro museum and stadium tour takes you through the dressing rooms, the tunnel and pitchside, covering the history of both Inter and Milan. Book ahead for weekends and the days around major fixtures.

Planning your trip around a fixture

Because Milan hosts two big clubs, there is nearly always a home game to target — but television scheduling moves kick-off dates and times, so confirm the fixture before booking non-refundable travel. Pick a date from the upcoming home matches below, then stay somewhere with a direct metro or tram link to San Siro rather than beside the stadium itself, which is quiet on non-matchdays.