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San Siro stadium exterior

San Siro

Milan•Italy•75,817 seats
Hybrid surfaceOpened 1926Story

Matchday essentials

Everything you need to know before visiting San Siro

Fan tips
  • •Shared by AC Milan and Inter: enter by the gate on your ticket — numbering changed for 2026-27 and entrances 7–10 are now exits only.
  • •In 2026-27 gates have opened two hours before kick-off (18:45 for 20:45 starts); each club confirms times on its match-info page.
  • •Tickets are personal: show a valid ID with your ticket at the pre-filtering gates.
  • •Alcohol and drinks in cans or bottles can't be brought in, and smoking is banned inside the stadium.
Getting there

Transit

  • →ATM Metro M5 — San Siro Stadio (terminus; for orange, blue and red sectors)
  • →ATM Metro M1 — Lotto (advised for orange, green and red sectors)
  • →ATM tram 16 — San Siro Stadio M5 (line runs via the Duomo)

Parking

Car parking has been cut for the new-stadium works and will shrink further through 2026-27; spaces are sold online via ParkForFun, and streets beside the stadium are reserved for residents.

Accessibility

Tickets for disabled fans (who must attend with an adult companion) are sold only online via a dedicated portal; entry is through the PC4 gate beside entrance 11, and AC Milan gives non-ambulatory ticket holders a free parking pass for Park D (Via Tesio).

Checked against: inter.it · acmilan.com · sansirostadium.com · tickets.sansirostadium.com · sportmediaset.mediaset.it

Nearby attractions

Places to eat, drink, and explore around San Siro

San Siro Stadium Museum & Tour
Museum·0 mi

Memorabilia museum plus a tour of the Milan and Inter dressing rooms and tunnel.

Ippodromo SNAI San Siro
Landmark·0.5 mi

Racecourse staging gallop and trotting meetings; home of the Leonardo's Horse statue.

Parco Aldo Aniasi (formerly Parco di Trenno)
Park·1.1 mi

Park of over 50 hectares, renamed in 2012, with sports pitches and cycle paths.

Gallery

Views of San Siro

San Siro's iconic spiral towers

San Siro's iconic spiral towers

A tifo display in the curva

A tifo display in the curva

Aerial view of the Giuseppe Meazza stadium

Aerial view of the Giuseppe Meazza stadium

San Siro at night

San Siro at night

Upcoming at this ground

About this ground

Capacity

75,817

Surface

Hybrid surface

Opened

1926

Address

Piazzale Angelo Moratti, 20151 Milano

Also known as

Stadio Giuseppe Meazza

Shared Stadium

Stature

Major finals

8 final matches: European Cup 1965, 1970; Champions League 2001, 2016; UEFA Cup 1991, 1994, 1995, 1997.

Big nights, 2021–26

51 continental and national-team matches: Champions League 42, Nations League 5, Europa League 3, European Championship qualifiers 1.

How it's measured

Each measure is a percentile rank among GoalPost's 222 stadium pages, and the stature is their average. Major finals: a World Cup, European Championship or Champions League final counts three; a Copa América, Copa Libertadores, Europa League or Club World Cup final two; a Conference League, Copa Sudamericana, Africa Cup of Nations, Asian Cup or Gold Cup final one; a final over two legs is shared between its grounds, and a ground built on an older one's site counts from its own opening (the old Wembley's finals are not the new one's). Big nights: continental club and national-team matches since July 2021, from GoalPost's archive. Home club: the best GoalPost Rating (GPR) among the clubs that play here. This season's matches are shown, not ranked.

Home advantage

2021–22 to 2025–26

Home sides in Serie A outscore visitors by 0.18 goals a game (1,900 league matches): they win 40%, draw 27% and lose 32%.

  1. MLS+0.45
  2. Brasileirão+0.40
  3. Scottish Premiership+0.37
  4. Eredivisie+0.36
  5. La Liga+0.36
  6. Bundesliga+0.36
  7. Swiss Super League+0.35
  8. Liga MX+0.34
  9. Süper Lig+0.34
  10. Argentina+0.31
  11. Belgian Pro League+0.29
  12. Championship+0.29
  13. 2. Bundesliga+0.28
  14. Primeira Liga+0.28
  15. Greek Super League+0.27
  16. Serie B+0.27
  17. Premier League+0.27
  18. Ligue 1+0.26
  19. Saudi Pro League+0.21
  20. Serie A+0.18

Home side's goals minus the visitors', a game; the line is the 95% interval.

In Serie A, none of the spread between clubs' home records over these seasons is more than chance would make it, so GoalPost doesn't rank grounds by home advantage.

How it's measured

Every regular-season match of the five seasons in GoalPost's archive: the home side's goals minus the visitors', averaged, with its 95% interval. For the clubs, each one's goal difference a game at home is set against its own away, where it meets the same opponents, so its strength cancels out; the question is how much of the spread between clubs that leaves is more than five seasons of chance would produce.

Home advantage by league
LeagueGoals a gameHome winsMatches
MLS+0.45 ± 0.0747%2,486
Brasileirão+0.40 ± 0.0747%1,900
Scottish Premiership+0.37 ± 0.1146%1,035
Eredivisie+0.36 ± 0.1044%1,530
La Liga+0.36 ± 0.0746%1,900
Bundesliga+0.36 ± 0.1044%1,530
Swiss Super League+0.35 ± 0.1244%969
Liga MX+0.34 ± 0.0845%1,530
Süper Lig+0.34 ± 0.0846%1,749
Liga Profesional+0.31 ± 0.0643%2,304
Belgian Pro League+0.29 ± 0.1043%1,390
Championship+0.29 ± 0.0644%2,760
2. Bundesliga+0.28 ± 0.0944%1,530
Primeira Liga+0.28 ± 0.0943%1,530
Greek Super League+0.27 ± 0.1243%934
Serie B+0.27 ± 0.0741%1,900
Premier League+0.27 ± 0.0944%1,900
Ligue 1+0.26 ± 0.0944%1,677
Saudi Pro League+0.21 ± 0.1044%1,398
Serie A+0.18 ± 0.0840%1,900

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