Stadium San Siro - Giuseppe Meazza - details and images
There are several famous stadiums in the world when it comes to Italy and none compare to the Stadio San Siro in Milan. It is the biggest stadium in Italy with a capacity of 80,000 seats, and the design makes it very easy or distinctly recognizable. Because the San Siro stadium is starring two of the biggest teams in Italy are important football matches every weekend. Stadium in Milan is known by many names and the reasons for this are more complicated than you might think.
It was originally called "Stadio Comunale" when it was built in the 1920s and was officially renamed Stadio Giuseppe Meazza "in 1979. Meazza was one of the greatest footballers of Italian and although both teams wore shirts of Milan during his career, is best known as Inter's player (he played a much longer period under the colors of Inter than AC Milan ). Thus far Inter's fans call stadium Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, while AC Milan fans call him "San Siro" - this being the name of the neighborhood where the stadium is.
City owner Milan at the Stadio San Siro and Abel teams, both Inter and AC Milan are just renting. The stadium was originally owned by AC Milan, Inter moved to here only in 1947. There are some rumors that Inter will build their own stadium and that it will move into new house but have not yet been confirmed.
If you visit Milan, even if only for a day or two, you will definitely see San Siro, and a tour of the stadium itself should not be missed if you are a lover of sports. There is also a museum with exhibits at the San Siro in the history of both clubs. This can be seen t-shirts, photos, shoes, tickets and trophies. But more impressive than the museum is a tour of the stadium itself. For a few extra euros on a ticket for the museum can enjoy a guided tour of the stadium and you have the chance to sit in VIP seats and visit the locker rooms of both teams host. There is also a gift shop themed fan if you do not get to shops and Inter Milan's city center.
Address: Via Piccolomini 5-20151 Milan
Hours: open daily between 10:00 am and 5:00 pm (hours may vary on days when you are playing games or other events at the stadium).
Rates:
Museum - 7 € adults, 5 € for those under 18 and 65.
Museum & Stadium Tour - 12.5 € adults, 10 € for those under 18 and 65.
Transportation:
Metro: ~ 10 minutes from the station on MM1 Lotto
Bus: 49 and 78
Tram: 16.
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