The history of the stadium, access procedures and regulations governing the use of the stadium and service cards
With its 75,773 seats, San Siro is the largest stadium in Italy. Featuring high standards of comfort and safety, it is rated as a UEFA Category 4 stadium.
It is built on three tiers and divided into four sides: red, green, orange – the only one without a third tier – and blue, traditionally reserved for Rossoneri supporters. It is on the second blue tier that the Curva Sud is located.
The four sides are framed by as many corner towers, which rise above the stands all the way up to the roof.
In addition to AC Milan and Inter matches, San Siro has hosted numerous Italian National Team games and major international events, including two UEFA Champions League Finals, in 2001 and 2016.
