Sport · STADIUM TOURS IN ITALY
San Siro belongs to two clubs and shows both, Juventus keeps the better museum, Naples sells out on a derby week. These 15 are priced, with the closures flagged.
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.
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.”
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.”
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!”
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!”
Walk through Rome’s Foro Italico and Stadio dei Marmi, then enter the Olympic Stadium through the athletes’ gate. Guides such as Angelica, Camilla, Beatrice, and Simone lead the visit in English or Italian, covering the tunnel, locker room, press room, Hall of Triumph, and stadium history. Allow about 80 minutes and meet at the Mussolini Obelisk.
“I sign up for “special tour”!! It actually begins outside front area by muss monument!! I was confused and went other side massive stadium. But once tour started , the guide was very helpful and knowledgeable about Lazio/roma and other things pertaining to o Rome history!! Her name was Camilla ? Strongly recommend”
This 2.5-hour English tour covers the Colosseum’s first and second levels, Palatine Hill, and the Roman Forum. You’ll hear about gladiator battles, imperial life, temples, tombs, and Rome’s founding. The group can reach 24 people, and guides may include Natasha. Bring matching ID and the full names used at booking.
“The tour was canceled the morning of. We showed up at the meeting spot and no one was there to meet us. Another tour guide from a different company had to call atlas tours and they said there was a mix up and had to cancel. Very disappointing, will never book with Atlas tours again!”
Walk onto the Colosseum Arena Floor, view the underground structures, and explore the Forum and Palatine Hill with an English-speaking guide. Guides such as Christina, Alessandro, Mido, and Elizabeth have earned praise for clear history and helpful photo tips, though guide quality and timing can vary.
“This was a bate and switch scam! We were supposed to have a tour guide but when we arrived we were told the guide was not coming. We were charged $388.56 for four people but only received an entry ticket valued at 24€ each and no tour.”
Explore Rome’s Stadio Olimpico in about an hour with an English-speaking guide. Hear stories from the 1960 Olympic Games, see the mosaics and sporting areas, and, when access allows, visit the pitch, changing rooms, tunnel, and seating areas. Guides such as Angelica, Simone, Abdulaziz, and Daiana have earned strong praise, but concert preparation can close key sections.
“Completely over priced. Said skip the cue but there was no cue anyway. The tour was walk around the grounds for 30 mins before the stadium then basically into the briefing room watch a 20 second video then go in the dressing rooms, about 2 mins in each , into the corporate seats and finished . They slid open the doors to the walk out tunnel only 30cm so you had to peak through and you couldn’t go in there. We couldn't see really. We were stood around for ages in common areas but then we were rushed through the bits we wanted to see. it was really disorganised. We…”
Meet your English-speaking guide at the Arch of Constantine for a private three-hour walk through the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill. Expect vivid stories, visual aids, and practical context from guides such as Rahul or Christine. Your ticket includes entry to all three major sites.
“The tour was very interesting and well organized. Rahul is a great guide, very knowledgeable, and his stories bring Ancient Roman times to life”
Meet Carla or another English or Italian speaking guide at Touristation Navona, then walk through Piazza Navona before heading below ground to the Domitian Stadium. You’ll see the ancient track and seating, hear how Roman sports shaped public life, and finish in about an hour. Add a two-wine tasting with a traditional appetizer board if you wish.
“Vi var så heldige at have guiden for os selv, så fik en time+ fortælling om pladsen og dens kejser Det var helt fantastisk 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻”
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