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Juventus FC - AC Milan

Saturday 27 Apr 18:00
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AC Milan - Genoa CFC

4 or 5 May

San Siro, Milan

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Torino FC - AC Milan

11 or 12 May

Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino, Turin

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AC Milan - Cagliari

11 or 12 May

San Siro, Milan

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AC Milan - Salernitana

25 or 26 May

San Siro, Milan

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Experience a football trip to AC Milan

Book your football trip to AC Milan in four simple clicks

Book your complete football trip to AC Milan, easily customised. Select which match, hotel and seat conveniently in one place. No booking fees.

Witnessing a live AC Milan match is an unforgettable experience. The old – although renovated in 2016 – San Siro Stadium has a seating capacity of 80,018. AC Milan’s slogan translates into English as: “We will be a team of devils. Our colours will be red like fire and black like the fear we will invoke in our opponents”. You’ll no doubt recognise this pugnacious attitude during a football match with this club. With FootballBreak, you’re guaranteed tickets next to each other in the San Siro Stadium.

Milan is the economic heart of Italy, thus offering a wealth of high-quality restaurants, stores and shopping malls with luxury brands, making it ideal for a city break. For fans of Gothic-style architecture, this is the place to be! Pay a visit to the Duomo di Milano cathedral, or the Santa Maria delle Grazie church. A feast for the eyes, guaranteed. A football trip coupled with a super city: this is your ideal destination!

Everything you need to know about your football trip to AC Milan

We’ve tracked down the most useful tips for you, ensuring your football trip to Milan goes as pleasantly and smoothly as possible. From insider tips on the San Siro Stadium, to great advice on exploring the wonderful city of Milan.

Information about San Siro Stadium, route & tips
Information about Milan
What to do in Milan

San Siro Stadium, AC Milan’s gigantic football grounds and the largest in Italy

AC Milan plays all its home games in the temple of San Siro. However, this huge stadium is in fact shared with archival, Inter. The recent renovations mean the stadium currently has a capacity of 80,018 spectators.

If you go and attend an FC Milan match, you’ll be pleasantly surprised by the many loyal Italian football fans congregating to worship their heroes; giving it its unique character. Booking a football trip to AC Milan is an experience included on many football fanatics’ bucket list!

How to get to the San Siro Stadium?

AC Milan’s temple of football is located in the west of the city in the San Siro district, around six kilometres from the centre. Milan’s public transport is efficient, and is generally a well-integrated system. In this city, you’re easily able to explore your surroundings without much trouble. Various buses, taxis, metros and trams stop at the stadium.

San Siro is a stadium that’s easy to reach by car, although getting there by taxi is more economical. This is because of the paid parking at the stadium.

If you’re still determined to go by car (leased or otherwise), we recommend purchasing a car park ticket in advance. These can be bought at the Casa Milan ticket office, open daily from 10:00 to 20:00. You can reach the office at Via Aldo Rossi, 8, Piazza Gino Valle side.

Although it can get highly congested around the stadium on AC Milan match days, parking is extremely easy if you’ve bought your car park ticket beforehand.

The car park itself can be reached from Autostrada A4 – exit “Viale Certosa“. You can also reach the car park from Tangenziale Ovest – exit “Milano San Siro”.

By TRAM to San Siro Stadium

Milan has one tram line that will take you to the San Siro Stadium.

Line 16, orange line from Monte Velino (Via del Turchino 13 Prima di Via Maspero).

With line 16, you can get off at various stops in the city. This is the line running from Monte Velino. Around 4.5 kilometres from the centre of Milan.

There are around 32 stops from the point of departure to the stop closest to the stadium. The stop where you’ll have to get off is called Rospigliosi Prima di Piazza Axum.

From here, the San Siro Stadium can be reached on foot in under a minute.

San Siro Stadium address
Piazzale Angelo Moratti
20151 Milano MI
Italy

BY BUS TO SAN SIRO STADIUM

If you’d like to get to the San Siro Stadium by bus, you can take the following lines:

– 49 (Piazza Tirana-San Christoforo)

– 78 (Bisceglie M1-Via Govone)

– 64 (Bonola-Lorenteggio)

– 80 (De Angeli-Quinto Romano)

– 98 (Famagosta M2-Piazzale Lotto M1M5)

If it’s got late after the AC Milan match, there’s no need to worry. Simply catch the night bus, running almost all night long. You can take one of the following lines: 80, NM1, NM2 on weekends and 91, NM1 and NM2 on weekdays.

You can also take tram line 16 back to the centre at night, although we recommend taking the night bus, since the night bus timetable is somewhat easier to understand.

San Siro Stadium plan

To give you an idea of which tickets you should purchase for the best seats in the San Siro Stadium for your football trip: AC Milan’s stadium is subdivided into four stands and three different levels. A skybox and a lounge are also provided at the first level. The sectors in the 100 series and the A-Z series are those closest to the pitch. Bear in mind that the away supporters sit in the blue section – Curva South in sectors 301 to 318.

The sides in San Siro Stadium are:

Green: Curva (North) behind the North Goal. Sectors 137 to 148, 239 to 254 and 343 to 360.
Blue: Curva (South) behind the South Goal. Sectors 101 to 112, 201 to 220 and 301 to 318.
Orange: Arancio (East) on the long side. On the first you’ll find Premium Skybox seats and the Sectors 149 to 172 and 255 to 276 on the second level.
Red: Rosso (West) along the sideline. On the first level you’ll find Premium Skybox seats and the Executive lounges (with Hospitality and Hostess service) and Sectors A-Z, X01-X03, Y01-Y02, J01-J03, K01-K02. On the levels above you’ll find sectors 221 to 238 and 319 to 342.

Stadium tour + museum around San Siro Stadium

No football trip to AC Milan is in fact complete without booking a tour of the stadium. During the “San Siro Experience”, you’re taken on a tour through this club’s history. Private tours can be booked, although this has to be by reservation. A whole range of languages are available for this tour, such as Italian, English, French, German, Portuguese, Indonesian, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic and Russian.

You follow a predetermined route along which you can check out features: the Inter and AC Milan museum, hospitality rooms, the players’ changing rooms, the exclusive Mixed Zone and the pitch where you’ll walk through the impressive players’ tunnel. The San Siro Stadium takes around 30 to 40 minutes, and for the museum you should factor in around a further 50 minutes.

Please note: No tours, or only very few, are organised during match days. We therefore recommend doing the tour on a day other than match days. However, the museum is open seven days a week from 9:30 in the morning until 17:00 in the afternoon.

The price of a normal tour is €20. A reduced rate of €13 applies to children under the age of 13. Younger children (under 6) can enter free of charge.

Snacks and drinks close to San Siro Stadium

Before attending an AC Milan match, it’s nice to go for a bite to eat and a drink in the San Siro Stadium area.

There are fortunately plenty of amazing stalls forming a ring around the stadium. Some of these offer a whole range of different beers, and there are also stalls providing the classic hamburger. You’ll also find hotdogs and typical Italian paninis.

Slightly further away from the stadium – around a five-minute walk – you’ll also easily find local restaurants in the surrounding streets. A classic among AC Milan supporters is Ristorante La Barchetta.

If it’s a football bar you’re looking for, make your way to the Offside Sports Pub, found in Milan’s centre.

Ristorante & Pizzeria La Barchetta

Not to be missed during your stay in Milan! Here you’ll enjoy wonderful Italian food. Whether it’s a classic pasta bolognese or a quattro stagioni pizza: you’ve come to the right place here. The many reviews reveal that the service is quick and outstanding, with friendly staff who are happy to help and with big smiles. AC Milan’s stadium is only five minutes away from this restaurant: making it ideal. This place really gets you in the mood before your AC Milan match kicks off.

The restaurant opens its doors every day at 12:00 midday, closing at 14:30 in the afternoon. During the evening, the restaurant opens again at 19:00, up until 23:00.

Offside Sports Pub

A small pub where you can also watch football. They speak excellent English here, and visitors with a lower level of the language can also get by. The atmosphere here is relaxed, but bear in mind that a football pub such as this can get overcrowded at certain times. Nevertheless, there’s a wide selection of beers here, and there are screens everywhere in the rooms where you can watch football.

During the COVID-19, this pub is open every Wednesday and Friday, from 18:00 in the evening until 2:00 in the morning.

Have you booked a football trip to AC Milan?

We will always try to seat you together, but this may not always be the case. If you buy more than one ticket, we will try to get all the seats as close together as possible, grouping you in pairs whenever we can. Different seating options can include: adjacent, diagonally, one behind the other or with a fan or stairway in between.

AC Milan football tickets with Football Break

Immerse yourself in the excitement of AC Milan live at the iconic San Siro stadium with Football Break. The ultimate hub for football tickets and football travel packages. We receive our tickets from official partners of AC Milan, ensuring that you always get authentic tickets.

The importance of having official tickets cannot be overstated. Football Break guarantees football tickets that are free from the uncertainties associated with non-official ticket suppliers.

Preventing the unauthorised resale of football tickets

Complications and possible refusals of entry can arise from the resale of season tickets under different names. Football Break mitigates this risk by providing tickets exclusively through official channels, eliminating any issues associated with unauthorised resale.

Entrance Assurance

With official tickets from Football Break you are guaranteed to get into the stadium. Say goodbye to the disappointment of being turned away at the gates, giving you peace of mind and allowing you to concentrate on the excitement of the game.

AC Milan ticket options

Individual Tickets:

Purchase football tickets without including flight or hotel accommodation.
Choose from a range of seating categories to suit your budget and preferences.
Experience the dynamic atmosphere of the San Siro, surrounded by enthusiastic fans.

Package Deals (Hotel + Flight):

Enhance your football experience with our special packages.
Enjoy a seamless trip with convenient bundled hotel and flight arrangements.
Immerse yourself in the AC Milan experience by combining football with the city’s rich culture.

FAQ AC Milan tickets

How do I buy AC Milan Tickets?

Visit our website and go to the AC Milan section. Choose between single tickets or packages according to your preferences. Follow the four simple steps to complete your purchase.

Where can I buy AC Milan tickets?

Make sure you have official tickets, not those in the name of season ticket holders. You can buy official AC Milan tickets at Football Break as we are an authorized AC Milan reseller.

What does an AC Milan ticket cost?

Generally, AC Milan tickets fall into three categories.

Seats in the lower tier: €50 to €150

Middle tier seats: €150 to €300

VIP/Executive seats: €300 and up

How do I receive my AC Milan tickets?

Your tickets will be emailed to you approximately 48 hours before the match. Simply print them or show the digital version on your mobile device to enter the stadium.

What happens if the match is postponed or cancelled?

If the match is postponed, your tickets will be valid for the new date. If a match is cancelled, we will work with you to provide alternative options or a refund.

AC Milan Football Tickets: Understanding your seat details

Once you have secured your AC Milan football trip and purchased your tickets, you will receive the following information with your ticket. Here’s a quick guide to how AC Milan football tickets work.

Side (grounds entrance): This is the point of entry to the San Siro. In this example, you enter the “Tribuna Laterale. Rosso.”

Set (section): This is the designated section within the stadium.

Fila (row): This indicates your row within the section.

Posto (seat): This is your designated seat where you will be enjoying the match.

Information about AC Milan

AC Milan was founded on 16 December 1899 by Herbert Kilpin, an English professional footballer. He also came up with the world-famous slogan about the ‘team of devils’, and that’s certainly the case, because AC Milan became Italy’s national champions for the first time on 5 May 1901. That’s barely two years after the club was founded!

AC Milan is a truly legendary top club. They’re so legendary that they’d even had the most international titles of all clubs in the world from December 2007 to February 2014.

This was the club where legendary Dutch top player Marco van Basten became world famous, and clinched his Ballon d’Or. To this day, he still remains one of the most outstanding players AC Milan has ever had.

In short: if you want to enjoy a football match at one of the most successful Italian clubs of all time, AC Milan is the perfect choice. The highest level of football, guaranteed.

AC Milan logo

The AC Milan logo as we now know it has been in use since 1998, and hasn’t changed since then. This logo represents the club’s essence: the characteristic red colours, standing for fire, and black colours symbolising the opponent’s fear.

There are black and red stripes on the left. On the right you see a red cross on a white background, which is the city of Milan’s coat of arms. For decades, AC Milan’s logo was just this coat of arms, but that was eventually changed.

AC Milan’s nickname: Rossoneri

The most well-known nickname the AC Milan team has is “I Rossoneri”, which means “the red-blacks” The reason for this is simply because the logo and the shorts have these colours.

What to do in Milan?

Milan is a metropolis, and what’s more the world’s design and fashion capital. Ticking every box for a football trip, but also fantastic for a city break or long weekend. The charming parks, typical Italian narrow streets, the many shops with luxury fashion brands, and the icing on the cake: the authentic Italian food that Italians are so proud of. That means if you’re visiting the city for an AC Milan match, there’s plenty of things to do for the rest of your stay. These are our favourite hangouts in Milan.

Duomo di Milano

The Duomo cathedral is the city of Milan’s classic icon. Its construction took around five centuries. What’s more, the Duomo is easy for tourists to access, making this attraction something certainly not to be missed when visiting Milan.

Please note: Bear in mind that entry to the cathedral will be denied if you’re wearing shorts, a short skirt or clothing revealing the arms. Bags are also checked.

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II

This world-famous shopping arcade, designed by Guiseppe Mengoni, is unique, and one of the most elegant places in Milan. Brimming with luxury stores and stylish cafés, this is an ideal spot for both tourists and locals to have a traditional Italian coffee.

Santa Maria delle Grazie

Another must-see in Milan is the world-renowned mural painted by none other than Leonardo Da Vinci. This is local to the world famous and UNESCO-accredited Santa Maria delle Grazie museum.

Fun fact: the mural was created from 1495, and completed in 1498. Since then, the city of Milan has done its utmost to maintain the mural in a splendid condition.

Teatro alla Scale

For lovers of classical music: behold La Scala. This opera house is considered the most prestigious in all the world. For centuries now, this building has presented the music of the greatest opera composers, such as Arturo Toscanini and Antonio Votto.

The opera season starts around early December, and runs until May. However, tickets aren’t easy to get hold of. We therefore recommend contacting your hotel well in advance, so they can arrange the tickets.

What does a football trip to AC Milan cost?

A football trip to watch AC Milan is more affordable than most would think. While trips to clubs such as Bayern Munich or FC Barcelona may be costly, a trip to watch the Rossoneri may cost as little as £75. However, it is important to note that the total cost you land up paying is based on several factors, including:

The match you choose to watch. Games against top-tier opposition are going to be more expensive.

The duration of your visit. The longer your stay, the more you can expect to pay.

The hotel you book. Hotels vary greatly in prices, thus it is natural that where you choose to stay at can have a drastic effect on the price tag of your trip.

Is it easy to get AC Milan tickets?

Getting AC Milan tickets is so easy. Here at Footballbreak.co.uk we provide you with all you need to make your football trip possible. With our platform, you can:

Select the match you would like to attend. We offer almost every match played in a season, including those played in leagues such as Serie A, the Champions League, and the Coppa Italia.

Pick the hotel you would like to stay at. We have a long list of hotels to choose from. You are likely to find one that suits all your needs.

Your flight. You can pick which airline you depart from and which airline you fly with.

How much does it cost to attend the Derby Della Madonnina?

Attending the Derby Della Madonnina is slightly more expensive than other matches, but still relatively affordable when compared to other popular derbies across the continent. Entry-level trips starts from around £276. As mentioned previously, this figure can vary a lot depending on several factors. If you decide to go all in with your tickets, it could cost much £570 per person.

How much does it cost to visit the San Siro?

It costs € 30 to take a tour of the San Siro. Tours run daily between 09:30 and 17:00 except on event or match days. With the tour, you get a background of the history of both AC Milan and Inter Milan as the two teams share the stadium. The museum has dedicated spaces for both teams, meaning you really get delve deep into the history of two Italian footballing giants.

What is the difference between San Siro and Giuseppe Meazza?

Nothing, they both refer to the same stadium. Although AC Milan and Inter Milan play at the same stadium, the two teams have different names for the stadium. AC Milan fans refer to the stadium as the San Siro and Inter Milan fans refer to it as the Giuseppe Meazza in honour of a legendary former player.

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AC Milan - Torino

9.7 Superb

We stayed in Milan but over the 4 days our trip went like this Fri- arrived in Milan, tour of San Siro and Museum. Evening in Milan City which was beaufitful Sat we travelled through to Turin to tour Juventus Stadium which was outstanding. Although getting to it was a trek once in Turin Sat night went to Ac Milan v Torino game. Which was a great experience, great seats and Torino fans were crazy..flares, smoke bombs etc..We loved it. Sunday- up early and travelled through to Venice for the day. Another beautiful place, even though the weather was awful it didnt spoil our day. Monday we travelled home

Tip: Milan was a beautiful place as was Venice but we disnt tour enough of Milan with exception of Duomo Square which qas amazing

Jamie McGowan
AC Milan - Torino
2 February 2014

AC Milan - Inter Milaan

10 Superb

All round it was one of the best experiences I have had. from booking it was easy an was updated when needed to know any think an the seat was excellent

Tip: I would book a extra day in any city as all ways some think more to do then watch the game i did an still needed more time.

Martyn Richmond from Derby, 1 person
AC Milan - Inter Milaan
31 January 2016

AC Milan - Bologna

10 Superb

Excellent customer service, quick responses to email queries.

Tip: Use the train to get to Milan from the airport, easy to use and only 12 euros each way.

Anonymous, 2 persons
AC Milan - Bologna
6 January 2016

AC Milan - Sampdoria

9.3 Superb

Overall the trip went really well. The hotel was great, 3 days was the right amount of time to see the city and all the information given by football break.co.uk was usefull and efficient.

Tip: Yes, try to get information on the bus routes before you go as they are more difficult to navigate than the Metro!

Anonymous, 1 person
AC Milan - Sampdoria
28 November 2015

AC Milan - Sampdoria

8.7 Very good

The booking process is extremely simple and straightforward with good communication and regular email updates. All documents required are sent well in time. The only tricky bit was the printing of the boarding passes on the Easyjet website. Why Easyjet insists on getting you to 'check in' online is a total mystery as you still have to check in at the airport. Long queues at the so called 'bag drop area' (check in desks really) so make sure you allow at least 45min for your 'bag drop'. Boarding is also the usual long queue and generally runs late. Flight with Easyjet need no further explanation...

We decided to use the train/metro from Malpensa Milan airport to out hotel. It is quite a long way where you have to get the (free) bus shuttle from Terminal 2 to T1 and catch the train there. The train goes via Saronno to Milan Central. From there we caught the Metro to our hotel metro station and a 10min walk. Clean and efficient trains and metro. A bit of a shock when we got to street level in the Financial District of Milan; grafiti on every building (yes really) gave the impression of a very rough neighbourhood. It wasn't until the end of the next day that we realised that every building in Milan has grafiti on some wall somewhere. Unbelievable but true. Once you get 'used' to that Milan is a truly beautiful city with friendly people and we felt pretty safe all the time.

Only in very busy places such as the Duomo Square you need to watch your purse/wallet. At those places there are also very intimidating street sellers trying to flip on wristbands with cable-ties(!). Keep your hands in your pocket and avoid them. Otherwise Milan is very enjoyable with some amazing sights, sites, shops and green spaces.

On Sunday night we watched AC Milan play at the San Ciro stadium. An amazing experience with some great Italian football. Very safe around the stadium, great atmosphere and amazing views. Instead of burger vans you get Panini vans with char-grilled peppers instead of onions. A few chip stands but very few fried food. How refreshing! Lots of AC Milan memorabilia stands of course. Hotel was superb and comfortable in a good area; some good little restaurants if you go off the beaten track. Good value too. A great experience overall and a very enjoyable weekend.

Tip: We decided to stay in a hotel as close to the San Ciro as possible and we were glad we did as the match did not finish until very late. We could walk back to the hotel and was safe to do so.

Anonym, 3 persons
AC Milan - Sampdoria
12 April 2015

AC Milan - Sampdoria

8.3 Very good

The package was brilliant as it was everything we needed, meaning all we had to worry about was printing off boarding passes and match tickets. It was very easy and something that I will look to do again, without a doubt.

We didn't really need much service from FootballBreak reps, but whenever we got it, we always got polite emails full of all the information we needed and with contact numbers in case of a problem. It was a shame to see the San Siro half full due to AC Milan fan protests/decline, but the noise generated inside was still tremendous - especially from the Sampdoria fans sitting above us. As for Milan itself, it is a very pretty city full of friendly people, and is somewhere I'd like to return to.

Tip: Be careful directly by the cathedral (Duomo) as there are people who try to take advantage of tourists by forcing wristbands on you, then trying to charge you €10 per band - they will chase you too! Best bet is to keep your hands down and if anyone grabs you, pull away. Don't be fooled by their niceness. Also, go to the river (Naviglio) if you have time. It's full of bars and restaurants, plus the view at night is remarkable.

Christian Brown from Ashford, 2 persons
AC Milan - Sampdoria
12 April 2015

AC Milan - Udinese

9 Superb

Really enjoyed our trip to Milan. It was great to visit one of the legendary stadiums of Europe and even half full the atmosphere in the San Siro was good. Hotel Berlino was excellent. Clean, fairly quiet, friendly staff and superb breakfast. Being situated on the edge of Milan meant we had to use the trams which was easy and we enjoyed as we got to see more of the city and not just the centre.
We took a train up to lake Como where we also got to see a third division game between Como and Lumezzane in their stadium which is right on the Lake, awesome.

Overall we had a great time and the package from footballbreaks was well organized. Thanks.

Mr Antony Hill from Kingswinford, 2 persons
AC Milan - Udinese
30 November 2014

AC Milan - Inter Milaan

9.7 Superb

The hotel near the canals in Milan was great. Good location for food and transport was close. At first like most location it was difficult to find but it was great. The seats was great and worth the price.
Being opposite the inter (away fans) was great. As a milan fan It was great to see the rivalry between the fans.

The service i received from footballbreak.co.uk was fantastic. They kept me updated with news regarding the hotel, match tickets and any possible changes to the game on that particular weekend.

Mr Christian Bryzak from London, 3 persons
AC Milan - Inter Milaan
23 November 2014

AC Milan - ACF Fiorentina

10 Superb

This is the second time we have booked a football break with Football Break.Co.Uk and just as the last time, (watching Barcelona) everything went smoothly and we got to watch a great game at the San Siro.
We were kept up to date with information via e-mails before we left and received all the documentation in plenty of time. We were informed of a change of time to the game several weeks before which allowed us to also get to watch Juventus on the same day.

The atmosphere at both games was fantastic, with nearly full stadiums full of noisy, passionate and friendly supporters. We stayed near the San Siro so were able to walk to the game. We also had plenty of time on our break to take a stadium tour and explore the city.
We are already planning our next trip.

Tip: If you can afford it, it is worth paying a bit extra to get seats closer to the pitch.

Mr.John Thornton from North Mundham, 2 persons
AC Milan - ACF Fiorentina
26 October 2014

AC Milan - Sampdoria

7.3 Good

The flights were easy and comfortable with good clear navigation to where our hotel was. Hotel was smart and tidy and in a great location. Stadium was amazing if a little empty but a great experience.

Tip: Do your research on the travel from the airport and also research the metro too! By easiest and cheapest method of travel!!!

Adam Munton from Market Harborough
AC Milan - Sampdoria
1 September 2013