Sport · ITALY SPORTS EXPERIENCES
San Siro shares two clubs, Juventus keeps the best museum in the country and Rome has the arena the rest of it copied. These 15 are priced, timed and clear about the days each one closes.
Explore San Siro, home of AC Milan and Inter Milan, with an Italian or English guide. See the museum, locker rooms, mixed zone, tunnel, benches, pitch, grandstand, and Italia 110 & Lode exhibition. On busy days, the route may be self-guided, with staff available along the way.
“Was a fantastic tour Easily guided with great staff Great value for money into a iconic football stadium.”
This 2.5-hour English tour takes you through the Colosseum’s Hypogeum, arena floor, first and second tiers, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill. With groups capped at eight, guides such as Sara, Virginia, Claudia, and Giorgio can keep the history lively and answer questions. Expect excellent access, strong views, and a brisk pace.
“Paola was an excellent guide. She was very knowledgeable and answered any questions we had along the way. The smaller group size was great, and the microphone/headset system worked great.”
Visit San Siro, shared home of AC Milan and Inter, for $52. Enter at Gate 8, explore the museum, changing rooms, mixed zone, tunnel, pitch, benches, and Italia 110 & Lode exhibition. You can arrive any time during your booked day, with tours leaving about every 30 minutes in English or Italian.
“Going to see the locker room/ pitch was my favorite part of the tour”
Spend about two hours at Juventus Museum and Allianz Stadium. You will tour the locker rooms, media area, and selected stadium zones with an Italian-speaking guide, then explore the bilingual museum at your own pace. An optional audio guide costs €5 and is available in five languages.
Spend about three hours touring central Rome in a private electric golf cart with a local English-speaking guide. Visit Trevi Fountain, Piazza Venezia, the Colosseum exterior, Circus Maximus, Aventine Hill, Santa Maria Maggiore, and more. Hotel pickup may be available inside the central traffic zone, with gelato included.
“First time to Rome and our guide made the city come alive for us with the historical facts and insights into the City. Very personable and would recommend this tour to future visitors.”
Visit San Siro, home of AC Milan and Inter Milan, with access to the changing rooms, mixed zone, stands, player tunnel, and pitchside area. Explore the museum’s shirts, trophies, photographs, and club history. Tours run every 20 minutes, in Italian and English, though busy periods may mean a self-guided visit.
“Self guided and got to see everything you’d expect. Only one slight issue, that being that the pitch was under restoration.”
Descend 5 metres beneath Piazza Navona to the Stadium of Domitian, Rome’s first and only known masonry stadium. Your mobile ticket includes an audio guide, child-friendly commentary for ages 6 and up, displays, videos, and access to excavated ruins. Allow 40 to 50 minutes, with an optional VR experience available for an extra fee.
“Great well organized site with headphones to listen to the tour. Totally worth it. Easy and not crowded .”
Walk through Rome’s Foro Italico and Olympic Stadium with an English, Italian, French, or Spanish-speaking guide. Hear about the Mussolini Obelisk, Roma and Lazio, then enter through the players’ route, see the locker rooms, step beside the pitch, and browse stadium merchandise. Guides such as Simone, Angelica, and Kwanza add plenty of local detail.
“The Tour was very interesting and definitely worth it. Even better if you are interested in one of the two Roman football clubs. Simone our guide had a lot of interesting information for us and you could ask him everything. Very nice guy! Definitely recommend this tour, forza Roma!”
Enter San Siro through Gate 8, visit the AC Milan and Inter changing rooms, cross the mixed zone, walk the players’ tunnel, and step beside the pitch. Your English or Italian guide adds football stories, while the museum and Italia 110 & Lode exhibition cover Milanese and Italian national-team history.
“Very good tour, highly recommended. The Tour Guide was great, very friendly and approachable answering all our questions.”
Visit Milan’s San Siro Stadium at your own pace, including the football grounds, changing rooms, museum, trophies, and team shop. Add a 48-hour hop-on, hop-off bus ticket for transport around Milan. Exchange your voucher at Gate 8. No live guide is included.
“Great. The guy that shows the tour was amazing. What a great place to go.”
Descend five metres beneath Piazza Navona to see the Stadium of Domitian, Rome’s first and only masonry stadium. This self-guided visit uses an audio guide, with a children’s version for ages six and up. Allow about an hour for the main route, and longer if you take your time in the limited-access underground section.
“Overall satisfied 8 out of 10. First part is relatively not exciting, just some walls from the ruins. Audioguide was informative, but not much to see. Second area (VIP access) across the street was definitely worth it. Exclusive underground with lots of details and different areas to explore. Would recommend if you have 1 hour to spend.”
Spend one hour outside Diego Armando Maradona Stadium with a local Napoli fan. Guides such as Davide, Yuri, and Jo explain Maradona’s bond with Naples, Napoli’s title wins, and the club’s place in city life. You will not normally enter the stadium, but the walk may include a local football memorabilia stop.
“Davide was a perfect and very nice Guide! unfortunately the Stadium was closed because of the preparation work for tomorrows Football game! But Davide has a really outstanding knowledge about the Club and the Stadium! Is was really nice! Thank you Davide!”
Ride through Rome in a private golf cart with guides such as Antonio, Marco, Morris, and Jacob. Choose from three routes, stop for photos at Piazza del Popolo, the Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona, the Pantheon, and Caesar’s assassination site, with room to adjust the plan.
“Stephano was an outstanding guide. He was informative and entertaining. My husband and I have been to Rome twice and we saw so many new things. Our traveling partners were new to Rome and truly enjoyed the experience. Highly recommend the golf cart tour and obviously Stephano.”
Visit the Ferrari Museum in Maranello, then walk 100 meters to Pit Lane Red Passion for a timed run on the professional EVOTEK F1 simulator. The simulator has a moving body that copies track forces, with circuit choice, braking, acceleration, and penalties all part of the challenge. Italian and English assistance is available, but no named guide is provided.
“I've given 1 star for the guide because there was no guide, but it was easy to locate all the places. Everything else was good, however you should clarify that the simulator is not the Ferrari one, but one on an attached place”
Enter the Colosseum through the renovated Gladiators Entrance, walk onto the Arena Floor, and hear its story from a licensed guide. You will also receive access to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill, with free time to explore. Guides may include Radu, Abba, Marzia, or Andrada, depending on assignment.
“Radu was our tour guide--he is fluent in 6 languages (Romanian, Italian, Mandarin, English, Spanish, French. . .) and funny in all of them. He provided interesting commentaries and we were impressed with his historical knowledge (he does have a bunch of graduate degrees in history). Ask him how the movie "Gladiator" stacks up with the real experience ;-) Ciao!”
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