Explore Milan’s culture of passion with Piri Guide, your personal travel guide. Our location-based audio tours in Milan provide a unique experience that let you dive into the art, the passion, and the heart of Milan’s sporting world.
Join us on an unforgettable journey through San Siro Meazza Stadium where Milan’s sporting culture waiting for you to explore.But sports in Milan doesn’t stop at football. Our tour includes a visit to the Horse Track, where you’ll have the opportunity to admire one of Leonardo da Vinci’s most monumental designs—the Bronze Horse, the largest of its kind in the world. It’s a testament to Milan’s fusion of art, history, and sports.As we continue our journey, we’ll take you to San Siro alla Vepra, a place that resonates with Milan’s sporting spirit. We’ll also visit the Monumental Cemetery, where history and art merge to create a unique experience. And finally, we’ll pay our respects at the Jewish Monument, a place of significance and remembrance.
Don’t miss the chance to embark on a journey through Milan’s unique sporting tapestry. Piri Guide’s Milan audio tour is your key to unlocking the hidden treasures of the city. Download the app!
The San Siro Museum is open every day from 09:30 to 17:00.
Milan can be quite rainy, so don’t forget to bring an umbrella or a trench coat during your trip to stay prepared.
In Milan, when locals mention “bars,” they often mean cafés. While alcohol is readily available, ordering a “coffee” usually means a small shot of espresso. If you desire a larger coffee or latte, be sure to specify by ordering a “latte macchiato.”
Consider purchasing a Milan Card or MilanoCard for access to museums and public transportation. It can save you time and money during your visit.
Make the most of Milan’s transportation system! Tram, metro, and bus tickets cost €1.50 for a single ride. Depending on your plans, consider purchasing a €13.80 ticket that allows you to use it interchangeably on all forms of transport. There’s also a 24-hour pass available for €4.50. You can buy tickets at “Tabacchi” cafés marked with a big “T” sign, as well as at magazine and newspaper stands and Metro stations.
For an uninterrupted and enjoyable audio tour experience, it is highly recommended that you begin the tour with your phone fully charged.
