CASA MlLAN

Casa Milan is AC Milan’s club museum and visitor centre at Via Aldo Rossi, 8, in Milan. Its displays trace the team’s history through trophies, memorabilia and interactive exhibits, with sections devoted to players including Baresi, Maldini, Kaká, Shevchenko and van Basten. You can also stop at the on-site bistro for a sandwich, or visit the club store, which has a separate entrance at the back. It’s a focused stop for football fans, though the museum itself is small.

Inside the AC Milan museum

Casa Milan presents the club’s history through trophies, memorabilia and interactive displays. The exhibits follow AC Milan from earlier triumphs into the modern era, with sections on players such as Baresi, Maldini, Shevchenko, Kaká, Weah, Ronaldo, Beckham and van Basten, as well as current squad members.

The trophy room and its video are among the museum’s main stops. A separate section focuses on Ballon d’Or winners. The collection is compact, so allow about an hour for a visit rather than planning around a large museum.

Tours, the bistro and club store

Guided tours run every 30 minutes in Italian and English. One account puts the tour at about an hour; the price information available lists approximately €21 for adults and €16 for children under 16, so check current details before setting out.

The on-site bistro serves sandwiches and drinks. The club store is accessed from outside, through the entrance at the back. Visitors can also get match tickets at Casa Milan, though availability and ticket details are not specified here.