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MILAN, ITALY – SEPTEMBER 14: Outside view of the stadium prior to the Serie A match between AC Milan and Bologna FC 1909 at Giuseppe Meazza Stadium on September 14, 2025 in Milan, Italy. (Photo by Marco Luzzani/Getty Images)
There is a new way to experience San Siro before the iconic stadium gets torn down, as for the next few months you can walk along the rafters 55 metres over the pitch.
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Milan and Inter have now purchased the land around the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, and plan to build a new arena in what is essentially the car park.
Once that is completed, the idea is to knock down the legendary structure.
San Siro opens up for Skywalk tour
Meanwhile, a new way of experiencing the stadium is available for fans, as a skywalk has been opened up allowing people to traverse the red metal beams that criss-cross the roof.
From that vantage point, they can look around at the city of Milan around them, and down at the pitch from a height of 55 metres.
The third tier was put in place for the 1990 World Cup, so the tour would also involve a talk on the architectural history of the arena.
It is the latest attempt to extract some revenue from the stadium, an area where both Inter and Milan have been frustrated at the lack of opportunities.
It can be combined with the museum tour package for visitors to San Siro.
