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Why not join the fanatical local supporters, in the immense Giuseppe Meazza Stadium and see Inter Milan play live? You will also have plenty of time to visit the fashion city of Milan where the nightlife is legendary. All in all, our Milan football trips are not to be missed!
Club info
FC Internazionale Milano, simply Internazionale, Inter or Inter Milan, was founded in March 9, 1908 by a number of "rebels" who could not find themselves in the regulations of the Milan Cricket and Football Club, now known as AC Milan. The main objection was that no foreign players were allowed. In 1928 the club forcibly merged with U.S. Milanese and changed their name to Ambrosiana-Inter for a while.
The Inter Milan logo.
The club plays in a blue/black kit and is home to the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza (San Siro called by AC Milan). Internazionale belongs to the one of the best teams in the world. Inter Milan won the European Cup three times, in 2010 the Champions League and the World Cup.
Inter Milan playmaker Wesley Sneijder in 2010.
Milan
Milan in northern Italy is the centre of fashion and business. This smart city of wealth has been a trading centre on transalpine routes for many centuries. Milan is one of the best places to see Italy at its most stylish and cosmopolitan. The city combines history, architecture and business with shopping, fashion, delicious food and unique attractions. With so much going on in Milan you will certainly never be bored or lonely!

City info
Milan in northern Italy is the centre of fashion and business. This smart city of wealth has been a trading centre on transalpine routes for many centuries. Milan is one of the best places to see Italy at its most stylish and cosmopolitan. The city combines history, architecture and business with shopping, fashion, delicious food and unique attractions. With so much going on in Milan you will certainly never be bored or lonely!
Duomo
Milan’s magnificent cathedral, the Duomo, is the third largest in the world. It took four centuries to complete and is 157 metres long and 92 metres wide - that’s about the area of two football pitches! The roof alone has 135 spires and countless statues and gargoyles, whose ugly faces were believed to scare away evil spirits. The Bronze doors are decorated in bas-relief with biblical events and scenes from the history of Milan. The stained glass windows are beautiful and the stone tracery around the windows has the carving of a serpent swallowing a man. This was the family symbol of the Prince Gian Galeazzo Visconti who ordered the building of the Duomo in the 14th century. After viewing the many tombs and statues in the Duomo, visit the Treasury beneath the main altar which has a mass of mediaeval gold and beautiful silver items.
Location: Piazza del Duomo
Metro: MM 1, Piazza Duomo
Castello Sforzesco
The original castle was built by the Visconti family, like the Duomo, but it was replaced by this Renaissance palace when Francesco Sforza became the new ruler in the mid-15th century. The palace itself is filled with rooms of furniture, frescoes, antiquities and artworks including a sculpture by Michelangelo.
Location: Piazza Castello
Metro: MM1 Cadorna, Cairoli; MM2 Cadorna, Lanza
Teatro alla Scala
This world-famous opera house was built in 1776 on the site of an old church, the Santa Maria della Scala, built in 1381. Each year the opening of the opera season is celebrated on December 7th, the feast day of Sant’Ambrogio, Milan’s patron saint. Enjoy seeing the sumptuous interior by attending a performance. 200 standing tickets are released 30 minutes before every performance especially for visitors to Milan. Alternatively, visit the Museo del Teatro which has costumes and sets from past performances, sculptures, paintings and theatrical items dating back to Roman times. The museum also gives a wonderful view of the auditorium with its gilt boxes, huge chandelier and trompe l’oeil three-dimensional paintings.
Location: Piazza della Scala
Metro: MM1 Duomo/Cordusio
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
Even those who detest shopping will be impressed by the architecture of this magnificent shopping arcade. Beneath the 155-foot high domed glass roof, there are beautiful bookshops, cafés and restaurants with old-fashioned bow-fronted windows and magnificent mosaic floors. The mosaics represent four continents: Europe, America, Africa and Asia along with the signs of the zodiac. Visitors can step on the genitals of Taurus the Bull for good luck! The shopping arcade was built in 1865 and named after the king, Vittorio Emanuele II.
Location: Piazza della Scala
Metro: MM1 Duomo
Palazzo Reale
This building was the seat of administration in the 11th century when most of Europe was still struggling in the Dark Ages. It was rebuilt in the 1330s as the headquarters of the Lords of Milan and later became Milan’s first theatre. The city now uses the building for offices and museums, including the splendid modern art collection in the Civico Museo d’Arte Contemporanea (CIMAC) on the third floor. The Palazzo Reale is also the home of the Museo del Duomo which charts the history of the Duomo from its building in the 14th century to the latest 20th-century changes.
Location: Piazza del Duomo
Metro: MM 1, Piazza Duomo
Giardini Pubblici
These public gardens are the largest in the city and were designed by Piermarini. They are a great place to sit quietly after a heavy night out! It has three peaceful lakes, countless monuments and the 18th century Palazzo Dugnale housing Milan’s Natural Science Centre.
Location: Bastioni di Porta Venezia
Metro: Porta Venezia
Cimitero Monumentale
For a walk with a difference, visit this cemetery which has magnificent tombs and shrines produced by Italy’s best sculptors. There is a free map to guide visitors around the 250,000 square metre site. The Famedio House of Fame is a striking reproduction of the Pantheon and there are many other ornate buildings on a miniature scale that accommodate spectacular shrines of the wealthy families of Milan.
Location: Piazzale Cimitero Monumentale
Metro: MM2 Garibaldi FS
Palazzo Cusani
Situated in north-east Milan, this ornate palace has a brocade facade and ornate balconies and windows. It has two entrances, supposedly so that each of the Cusano brothers could have their own access. The palace was used by the Ministry of War in the 19th century.
Location: Via Brera
Metro: MM1 Cairoli
Shopping in Milan
Designer apparel and high fashion are synonymous with Milan. Whether you are looking for designer jeans or some excellent pasticceria (pastries) to take home, you will find them in the city centre. The Fashion Quadrilateral for designer gear is between Via Montenapoleone, Via della Spiga, Via Manzoni and Via Sant’Andrea. The areas of Brera and Navigli are filled with antique markets. For gourmet food gifts, visit Peck on Via Spadari 9 which is the equivalent of Harrods in London.
Getting Around Milan
It is easy to get around Milan on foot for those who are young and fit. For longer distances the bus network is good. Buses and their signs are orange and most bus stops are on islands in the centre of the street. Tickets should be purchased from ticket machines, newsstands and tobacconists before getting on the bus. The Metro subway has four lines numbered 1-3 and 5, and is the easiest, cheapest and quickest way to get around. It runs from 06.00 to 00.30 and stamped tickets can also be used on other modes of public transport. There are always plenty of taxis in Milan, although they can be expensive.
Luxury Car Factory Tours in Bologna
If you have time to stay longer, Bologna is about 200km from Milan and is home to several car factories which offer tours and museums. The Ferrari Factory Tour is fascinating but you need to pre-arrange it through a local dealership. Other tours include Italian sports car and motorbike manufacturers Lamborghini, Maserati, Pagani and Ducati.
Experiences from our customers

This is the second time I’ve booked through football break and yet again it was so easy to do, very cheap deal and great communication from them. We went to the san Siro and the stadium is amazing and the fans are so passionate and create a wonderful atmosphere.
This is the second time I’ve booked through football break and yet again it was so easy to do, very cheap deal and great communication from them. We went to the san Siro and the stadium is amazing and the fans are so passionate and create a wonderful atmosphere.
My son and I had a great time in Milan for his 16th Birthday. Package and seats were spot on. We had a few hic-ups during the booking process due to our chosen hotel being unavailable. The replacement was too far out but it was swiftly changed at my request, excellent. Milan is great and I’d recommend it before they knock the San Siro down !
Tip: Pre buy local public transport tickets it’s easier
Everything worked staying at this location,
From a short walk to the stadium to eating at the city life shopping centre just across the road
Tip:Get to the stadium early to soak up the atmosphere outside
Went to Inter Milan v Juventus, the service from football breaks was excellent from start to finish. Good hotel and great tickets!! Will defo book with you again!
Tip: Buy a metro 1/2 day ticket, can reach every part of city quickly and cheap. Arrive at san siro 2 hours before kickoff to enjoy it all. Eat and drink in navagli district
Milan was amazing a big city
Tip: Milan is a great city lots of travelling around the trams and metro are easy to get around once you get your bearings
Great atompshere
Great package with easy transport.The atmosphere in the ground was electric with great seats.
tip: Check your flight tickets as we went in to one airport and out of another.Taxis are expensive in Italy but coaches, trains and the metro are all good.
My husband and I just got back from a fantastic weekend in Milan. We chose a central hotel (Una Cusani) which was very nice and perfect for seeing the city. The hotel staff were friendly and gave good tips for sightseeing and getting to the stadium. The match was brilliant! We had superb seats close to the action and there was a great atmosphere.The information supplied by FootballBreak was very useful and it was easy to book. Highly recommend!
Tip: We bought the wrong Metro tickets on the way to the stadium and had to buy new ones (there were no staff to ask). The Urban ticket for 1.5 euros will serve you for one journey (even when changing lines) and then you can buy the same for the return.
Excellent trip - exactly as promised. Hotel was lovely - pool was an added bonus. Flights on time and match ticket received by email prior to flight. Milan was a beautiful city. We were there for 3 and half days and there was plenty to see and do. Overall very pleased and would have no hesitation in using Football Break again.
Tip: Metro very good value. Museums are all closed on Mondays. Give yourself plenty time to get through security checks prior to the match.
Great trip all round. Milan is a very easy city to negotiate and the public transport to the stadium is safe, and efficient. Despite a last minute hotel change we were really happy with our 4* accommodation which was really close to the main station. The San Siro is an amazing stadium and the fans are very passionate but friendly.
Tip: Be careful of people near the metro station trying to coax you into buying cheap merchandise.