Easy to find and enough time to look in the museum before a guided tour. Somebody needs to polish the silverware! It’s all beginning to look very scruffy! The museum itself lacked sparkle & glitz. Tour itself was ok. Didn’t get to see the VIP boxes or press areas. Directed to the shop at the end of the tour and needless to say that the prices were astronomical!!

I’d totally recommend the stadium tour. I’ve done similar tours at Barcelona, Real Madrid & Valencia, but this is by far the best one I’ve been on. The guide was really good at explaining everything, behind the scenes stories and insights. The tour started in the museum where we saw trophies, and shirts from famous ex-players. Half was AC Milan and the other Inter Milan. We then saw dressing rooms (each very different) and the pitchside for photos. We finished in an area dedicated to the National team. It felt slightly like it’d be put into a space which didn’t do it justice considering the honours and players Italy have had over the years. All the same it was very interesting to see and prompted some memories of matches I’d seen in the 80’s & 90’s growing up and getting into football. The club shop wasn’t pushed onto us, which was also a refreshing change. Totally recommend to all football fans

My son is a big soccer fan and really enjoyed the experience. I am not so much but found the tour an interesting and enjoyable experience. Our guide was very friendly and informative

A brilliant, historic stadium that seems to rise out of the floor. It's very impressive - inside and out. It's a self-guided tour with a great museum full of amazing kit and shirts. Definitely recommended if you're undecided. A great visit if you're a football fan.

As stadium tours go the guide was good but why cant you do a self guided tour with an audio guide? So much easier like other stadiums. Our group was over 30 people meaning we were split in half for the changing rooms which were smaller than expected. The stadium is impressive if dated npw but make the tour self guided and shorter. We didnt even do the end part, the italian team part as had already been an hour

If you're into football, then you must do this tour. Arrived at San Siro stadium (gate 8 and before our booking slot), and there were no queues for entering. Quick security check and we got straight into the AC Milan and Inter Milan museum. once we had a look around, we then went into the stadium itself, walking in and around the AC and Inter dressing rooms. then onto the tunnel, walking out to the dugout. You can complete this at your own leisure/pace, as this was a self tour. Needless to say we took loads of photos, and there was members of staff who would take group photos for you.. Once you had spent enough time in the stadium, the next museum was Italian Football museum (be careful people missed this on their way out), and when this is done, you end the tour in the Megastore.

It is a self-tour with a guide, which I was not aware of, and you can buy the tickets from the stadium directly. As for me, it is a dream come true to visit the best team in the world

Overall summary….disappointing!! No tour guide to give information. Building work going on restricting access and half a pitch in grass as being replaced - no pitch markings or goals. It would be nice to know in advance or for the tour to be offered at a lower/reduced price as felt short-changed. Have been to two stadium tours in UK and far superior and better value for money

The tour starts with the museum and then visit the locker room and the stadium. You can come back to museum if not finished.

The tour was good with a knowledgeable tour guide and enough time at each section of the stadium. The only thing that lessened the experience was the stage building for a concert on the pitch. There was also no access to toilets during our visit, we were told they were closed.

The tour was slow and not very informative at all! The pitch itself was covered for a concert and nobody let us know prior or we never would have booked. Very annoying!

Insiders view of the very famous stadium. English-speaking guide did a decent but not deep job of highlighting the stadium details. Pitch was covered for a concert series so we were unable to take in perhaps the best part of the facility - its grassy field - but we did get to see the locker rooms and sit in seats enjoyed by the players! Self-guided museum tour was a treat and perhaps the best part of the facility.

Good tour we enjoyed the free time in the ground for pictures & taking in the ground. Wish we had more time in the museum as we hadn’t finished looking when the tour guide wanted to move on

Visited the San Siro whilst on a road trip to Italy. Bought tickets for the stadium tour and was herded into a group. Was told by staff that as there was so many of us in the group they would just let us in and we can wander around ourselves! Hardly a guided tour! So we made our own way around the museum and stadium at a cost of €30 with no guide. Poor

Great opportunity to see behind the scenes at one of the world’s most iconic football stadiums. The tour was in both English and Italian so none of the detail was lost. Worth a visit,