Casa Milan Museum Entry Tickets with AC Milan Trophy Room Milan

Casa Milan and Museo Mondo Milan

Casa Milan is the modern headquarters of AC Milan, in the Portello district on the north-west side of the city, and it houses the club's official museum, Museo Mondo Milan. If you are searching for Casa Milan Museum tickets, this page gives you standard admission for the day you choose.

The museum is not a stadium tour, so it does not include San Siro. Instead it focuses on the club's history, its players and its trophies, in a modern building with bright galleries. Fans of any football team will find the design and displays interesting.

The Hall of Fame and the Ballon d'Or Winners' Room

The Hall of Fame celebrates the players, coaches and directors who shaped the club since its foundation in 1899, with photographs, shirts and memorabilia. The route follows the years, so you can trace how the Rossoneri grew from a local team into one of Europe's most successful clubs.

The Ballon d'Or Winners' Room is dedicated to the Milan players who have won the sport's most famous individual award. Looking at the list, you understand how many great names have worn the red and black. Interactive screens let you explore the careers and statistics of the club's champions in more detail.

The Trophy Room and the holographic theatre

The Trophy Room is the highlight for many visitors, because it displays the most important cups won by AC Milan, including the European Cups that have made the club famous. Seeing them in person, in a room built to show them, makes the club's history feel tangible.

The holographic theatre is the first permanent installation of its kind in a football club museum. It uses light and sound to bring moments from the club's history to life, and children in particular enjoy it. Maps around the museum illustrate the worldwide reach of the club and its supporters.

Planning your visit: time, hours and how to get there

Plan about an hour for the museum, and a little more if you want to read every panel or try the interactive screens. Opening hours change by season, and the museum is usually closed on days such as 15 August, 25 December and 1 January, so check the slots in the booking panel. A Photobooth experience is offered inside the museum as an optional extra.

To get to Casa Milan, take the metro to Portello (line 5) or Lotto (lines 1 and 5) and walk for a few minutes. The ticket is entry only and the museum is wheelchair-accessible. Weekday mornings are usually the calmest time to visit.