Your Essential Travel Guide to Milano
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Welcome to Milano - and to our Milano store at Corso di Porta Ticinese, 62. This guide is built for travelling Club Brugge supporters visiting for Inter v Club Brugge at San Siro. Explore our favourite spots around Ticinese, then use the matchday section below to plan your journey to the stadium.
Please note: opening hours below have been refreshed with Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday in mind. Some independent venues close on Mondays, and hours can change at short notice, so it is still worth checking before travelling.
Shopping
Explore Milano’s standout stores - from global flagships to independent boutiques, all offering a mix of fashion, design and unique finds near the Ticinese district.
Visit The Soccer Archive Milano
Corso di Porta Ticinese, 62 - a few steps from the canals. Drop in to explore our vintage football archive, including Champions League shirts and vintage classics, and connect with fellow travelling supporters.
END. Milano
Premium menswear store offering leading global fashion and streetwear labels, delivering a curated shopping experience in central Milano.
Opening times:
Monday-Wednesday
10am-8pm
Slam Jam Milano
Influential streetwear and contemporary fashion store blending global brands with Italian subculture in a sleek, modern Milano setting.
Opening times:
Monday
Closed
Tuesday & Wednesday
10.30am-1.30pm 2.30pm-7.30pm
Stone Island
Flagship destination for Stone Island’s technical apparel, showcasing iconic garment-dyeing and innovation in a refined Milano space.
Opening times:
Monday-Wednesday
10am-7pm
Ferrari Flagship Store Milano
Luxury Milano flagship offering Ferrari apparel, accessories and memorabilia, blending motorsport heritage with high-end Italian design.
Opening times:
Monday-Wednesday
10am-8pm
Unimatic Milano
Minimalist Milano boutique presenting Unimatic’s Italian-designed tool watches, offering limited releases and clean, modern aesthetics.
Opening times:
Monday-Wednesday
11am-2pm 2.30pm-7.30pm
C.P. Company Milano
Dedicated store featuring C.P. Company’s signature garment-dyed outerwear and apparel, showcasing technical design in a stylish Milano setting.
Opening times:
Monday-Wednesday
10am-7.30pm
Where to Eat
From classic trattorie to quick everyday bites, here are Milano’s best dining spots all within easy reach of Ticinese.
🍕 Reasonable / Everyday Eats
sweetburger - Navigli
Burgers, fries, and shakes - quick, casual and ideal for a bite before exploring the canals.
Opening times:
Monday-Wednesday
12pm-12am
Papilla Milano
Fast, fresh Neapolitan pizzas served with craft beer - perfect for a quick, satisfying meal or takeaway.
Opening times:
Monday-Wednesday
12pm-2.30pm 7pm-11.30pm
Pizzeria Del Ticinese
Old-school pizzeria serving classic slices and beers - authentic, laid-back and loved by locals.
Opening times:
Monday
Closed
Tuesday & Wednesday
12pm-3pm 7pm-10.30pm
Rost Eat
Rustic spot for roast meats and Abruzzese dishes - generous portions and great value.
Opening times:
Monday
Closed
Tuesday & Wednesday
7.30pm-12am
Macelleria Popolare
Popular butcher and eatery serving high-quality meat dishes and street food favourites in Milano’s market district, perfect for hearty bites.
Opening times:
Monday
Closed
Tuesday & Wednesday
10am-9.30pm
Orsetto d’Abruzzo
Authentic Abruzzo-style eatery offering regional dishes, rustic flavours and warm hospitality for a comforting, homely Milano dining experience.
Opening times:
Monday-Wednesday
12.30pm-2.30pm 7.30pm-10.30pm
🍝 Mid-Range
Associazione Salumi e Vini Naturali
Intimate spot serving natural wines and artisanal cured meats, offering rustic flavours and relaxed charm in a warm Milano atmosphere.
Opening times:
Permanently closed
Da Giordano il Bolognese
Classic Bolognese trattoria with fresh tagliatelle and comforting sauces.
Opening times:
Monday & Wednesday
12.30pm-2.30pm 7.30pm-11pm
Tuesday
Closed
Ristorante Il Faro
Relaxed neighbourhood favourite serving hearty pasta and grilled seafood.
Opening times:
Monday-Wednesday
7.30pm-11.30pm
🍷 High-End
MOGO
Japanese-inspired eatery blending mid-century design and high-fidelity sound into a refined sensory experience.
Opening times:
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
6pm-12am
Wednesday
6pm-1am
Felice a Testaccio
Elegant Roman trattoria famed for Cacio e Pepe and warm service - perfect for a celebratory meal.
Opening times:
Monday-Wednesday
12.30pm-3.30pm 7pm-11.30pm
Sogni Milano
Contemporary Italian dining with creative plates and sleek interiors - modern Milanese cuisine at its best.
Opening times:
Monday-Wednesday
6pm-1am
🥗 Lunch Spots
AltaRè
Neighbourhood eatery offering daily-changing pasta and meat dishes - simple and full of flavour.
Opening times:
Monday
Closed
Tuesday & Wednesday
12pm-12am
Una Cosa Bistrot
Cosy bistro with salads, pastas and Italian comfort food - a friendly favourite for lunch or early dinner.
Opening times:
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
6pm-12am
Wednesday
12pm-3pm 6pm-12am
La Crota - Trattoria con Pizza
Traditional Piemontese trattoria serving Northern Italian classics and pizza - relaxed and hearty at lunch.
Opening times:
Monday
12pm-2.20pm
Tuesday & Wednesday
12pm-2.20pm 7.30pm-10.30pm
Cafés
Kickstart your day in Milano with the city’s best cafés - from specialty coffee bars to relaxed neighbourhood spots, perfect for a pre-match recharge.
Nowhere - Cafè
Trendy corner café known for smooth espresso, croissants and relaxed vibes.
Opening times:
Monday
Closed
Tuesday & Wednesday
9am-3pm
Bugan Coffee Lab
Specialty coffee lab serving some of Milano’s best brews - a must for coffee lovers.
Opening times:
Monday-Wednesday
8am-6pm
Caffè Napoli Ticinese
Neapolitan-style coffee bar serving rich espresso, pastries and quick bites in the heart of Ticinese.
Opening times:
Monday-Wednesday
7am-6pm
Bars, Pubs & Wine Spots
Discover Milano’s best places to unwind - from relaxed wine bars to lively pubs and late-night spots welcoming travelling football supporters throughout the city.
The Friends Pub
Classic Milano pub serving cold pints and hearty pub grub in a welcoming setting, ideal for fans before or after the game.
Opening times:
Monday
6pm-1am
Tuesday & Wednesday
6pm-2am
The Football Pub
British-style sports bar showing Premier League and European matches - buzzing spot for a true matchday feel.
Opening times:
Monday
12pm-3pm 5pm-11pm
Tuesday & Wednesday
12pm-11pm
Tutti Fritti
Lively street-bar serving crisp fried snacks and 20+ craft beers on tap, perfect for a pre-match bite with friends.
Opening times:
Monday-Wednesday
6pm-2am
East River | American Pub
Craft beer bar and burger joint popular with locals and travellers - relaxed, sociable and great for evenings.
Opening times:
Monday
11.30am-3.30pm
Tuesday & Wednesday
11.30am-3.30pm 6pm-12am
Dexter Sound and Bites
Stylish Milanese bar-eatery blending vinyl culture and small plates - a laid-back spot with music, bites and modern vibes.
Opening times:
Monday-Wednesday
6.30pm-12am
Sensi Milano
Chic cocktail lounge near Porta Ticinese serving inventive drinks and stylish small-plates with a relaxed, late-night vibe.
Opening times:
Monday
Closed
Tuesday & Wednesday
7pm-2am
UGO Cocktail Bar
Refined cocktail bar offering mixology masterclasses, fine wines and gourmet small-plates in a welcoming canal-side setting.
Opening times:
Monday
Closed
Tuesday & Wednesday
7pm-2am
Minerale
Intimate natural-wine bar with charcuterie and great atmosphere.
Opening times:
Monday
Closed
Tuesday & Wednesday
6pm-12am
La Coloniale
Historic spot for Italian reds and classic aperitivi near the canals.
Opening times:
Monday-Wednesday
10am-9.30pm
Things to Do in Milano
Explore Milano beyond matchday with a curated mix of museums, galleries, shops and cultural spots, offering the perfect blend of art, style and local character.
Record Shops
Backflip Records
Independent vinyl store packed with funk, jazz and alt gems - just minutes from our Milano shop.
Opening times:
Monday-Wednesday
2pm-8pm
Serendeepity
Crate-digger heaven for rock, punk and indie lovers - a true local favourite for rare finds and artists.
Opening times:
Monday
12pm-8pm
Tuesday & Wednesday
10.30am-8pm
Green Tunnel Records
Milano’s go-to vinyl spot for rare pressings and underground sounds - relaxed, friendly and close by.
Opening times:
Monday-Wednesday
12pm-8pm
Published hours vary between listings - check before visiting.
MOGO
Japanese-inspired eatery blending mid-century design and high-fidelity sound into a refined sensory experience.
Opening times:
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
6pm-12am
Wednesday
6pm-1am
Dexter Sound and Bites
Stylish Milanese bar-eatery blending vinyl culture and small plates - a laid-back spot with music, bites and modern vibes.
Opening times:
Monday-Wednesday
6.30pm-12am
Viale Papiniano Market
Bustling open-air market offering vintage finds, clothing, antiques and local goods - a lively stop just a short walk from Ticinese.
Opening times:
Monday & Wednesday
Closed
Tuesday
8am-2pm
Museums & Galleries
San Siro Museum
Explore historic football memorabilia and stadium archives inside the San Siro, offering fans a behind-the-scenes glimpse into Milano’s stadium.
Opening times:
Monday-Wednesday
9.30am-6pm
Matchday hours and the tour route may change on Tuesday 13 October - check the official San Siro calendar before visiting.
Museo del Novecento
Showcasing iconic twentieth-century Italian art, this museum offers a striking journey through modern masterpieces in a bold, central Milano space.
Opening times:
Monday
Closed
Tuesday & Wednesday
10am-7.30pm
Gallerie d'Italia
Elegant gallery housing Italian masterpieces and modern works, set within a grand architectural space offering a calm cultural stop in central Milano.
Opening times:
Monday
Closed
Tuesday & Wednesday
9.30am-7pm
Galleria d'Arte Moderna
Neoclassical villa displaying nineteenth-century art and sculpture, offering peaceful gardens and cultural escape in Milano’s historic quarter.
Opening times:
Monday
Closed
Tuesday & Wednesday
10am-4.30pm
Pinacoteca di Brera
Prestigious gallery presenting Renaissance and Baroque works in a historic academic setting, ideal for culture lovers visiting central Milano.
Opening times:
Monday
Closed
Tuesday & Wednesday
8.30am-7.15pm
MA-EC Gallery Milano
Contemporary art gallery showcasing emerging international artists in a modern, intimate setting, perfect for discovering Milano’s creative side.
Opening times:
Monday
Closed
Tuesday & Wednesday
10am-1pm 3pm-7pm
Getting to San Siro from The Soccer Archive Milano
The simplest public-transport route from our store uses Vetra M4, San Babila M1, Lotto and San Siro Stadio M5. Club Brugge supporters in the official away section will be in the Third Blue, for which Inter's 2026/27 stadium layout makes Entrance 15 bis mandatory and exclusive. Allow extra time for ticket/ID checks, security screening and crowd routing.
Ticinese → Vetra M4 → San Babila → Lotto → San Siro Stadio
Approx. 35-45 mins from our store, plus matchday queues
ATM Mi1-Mi3 fare: €2.20 for 90 minutes; contactless payment is accepted
- From our store at Corso di Porta Ticinese, 62, walk to Vetra (M4).
- Take M4 to San Babila. Touch out and back in when changing lines, using the same ticket/card/device.
- Take M1 towards Rho Fieramilano to Lotto, then change to M5 towards San Siro Stadio.
- From San Siro Stadio, follow steward/police instructions for the Third Blue away section and mandatory Entrance 15 bis.
M4 → San Babila → M1 to Lotto, then walk
Useful if M5 is particularly busy
Lotto M1 is around a 15-minute walk from San Siro
- Follow the same route from Vetra M4 to San Babila, then take M1 towards Rho Fieramilano.
- Alight at Lotto M1 instead of changing to M5.
- Walk towards San Siro, remembering that pedestrian access along Via dei Piccolomini is closed under the 2026/27 stadium layout.
- Continue to the Third Blue / Entrance 15 bis approach and follow steward and police instructions.
Follow Club Brugge ticket and supporter instructions
Fixture-specific meeting-point / coach information is not yet published
Do not rely on older San Siro away-gate information
- Club Brugge states generally that away-match tickets are distributed through its supporters' federation and are normally combined with bus transport.
- As of 5 October 2026, no fixture-specific Club Brugge meeting point, coach drop-off, ticket-collection point or dedicated shuttle arrangement for this match has been published on the official sources checked.
- If Club Brugge or local authorities publish dedicated instructions before travel, follow those arrangements instead of generic Metro advice.
- Inter recommends public transport because parking around San Siro has been reduced for 2026/27.
Returning to central Milano
Use San Siro Stadio M5 or Lotto M1/M5 after the final whistle
Check ATM on matchday for any fixture-specific late-running arrangements
- Segesta and San Siro Ippodromo M5 close around the end of San Siro matches by police order.
- Use San Siro Stadio M5 or Lotto M1/M5; expect queues and crowd controls.
- At Lotto, the direct M1-M5 interchange corridor may close. If directed outside, exit and re-enter with the same valid ticket/card.
- Lines 16, 49, 64, 78/Q78 and 80 are diverted on San Siro matchdays. As of 5 October 2026, no Club Brugge-specific late-Metro timetable has been published.
Travel Tips for Club Brugge Supporters Staying in Milano
Arriving from Malpensa Airport
The Malpensa Express connects Malpensa with Milano Cadorna and Milano Centrale. Cadorna is convenient for San Siro: take M1 towards Rho Fieramilano to Lotto, then either change to M5 for San Siro Stadio or walk from Lotto.
Arriving from Bergamo Airport (Orio al Serio)
Direct airport coaches run to Milano Centrale, including Autostradale, Flibco, Orioshuttle and Terravision. From Centrale, take M2 to Garibaldi and change to M5 for San Siro Stadio.
Arriving from Linate Airport
Linate has a direct M4 Metro connection. For our store, alight at Vetra. For San Siro, continue to San Babila, change to M1 towards Rho Fieramilano, then use Lotto for the M5 connection to San Siro Stadio.
Travelling from Belgium by rail
Rail can be an alternative to flying, but there is no simple direct Bruges-to-Milano service. Journeys normally require multiple international changes, so check live European rail itineraries before booking and allow generous connection time.
Buying Milano public transport tickets
An ATM Mi1-Mi3 ticket costs €2.20 and is valid for 90 minutes. Contactless bank cards, phones and smartwatches can be used across the Metro, buses and trams. Use the same card or device throughout; on M4 interchanges such as San Babila you may need to touch out and back in.
Allow extra time for the new San Siro access layout
San Siro's external access routes changed for 2026/27. For the Third Blue away section, Entrance 15 bis is mandatory and exclusive. Follow the entrance on your ticket and the instructions of stewards and police.
Plan the post-match route before kick-off
ATM closes Segesta and San Siro Ippodromo around the end of matches. After the final whistle, use San Siro Stadio or Lotto and expect queues. Check ATM on the day for any late-running or fixture-specific arrangements.
Taxi apps
Licensed taxis can be booked through Freenow. Immediately after the match, road restrictions and heavy demand around San Siro can make taxis slower than the Metro, so arrange a pickup away from the stadium perimeter if needed.
Matchday Tips - San Siro
A few quick pointers to keep the journey smooth and the experience stress-free on the day of the game.
Arrive Early
Kick-off is 21:00 CEST on Tuesday 13 October. San Siro has a new external access layout for 2026/27, so leave extra time for crowd routing, ticket/ID checks and security screening.
Use the Official Club Brugge Away Ticket
Club Brugge's general policy says away tickets are distributed through its supporters' federation and normally paired with bus transport. Fixture-specific sale/allocation details have not yet been published on the official sources checked.
Carry Photo ID
Inter requires a valid identity document to be shown with the ticket at pre-entry checks so staff can verify the named ticket holder. Keep your ticket and photo ID readily available.
Travel Light
Smoking is prohibited. Inter also prohibits large umbrellas, lighters, lasers, flares, unauthorised flags/banners, helmets, pushchairs, trolleys and professional photographic equipment. Small unpointed umbrellas are allowed in rain.
Use Entrance 15 bis
Inter's 2026/27 layout makes Entrance 15 bis mandatory and exclusive for the Third Blue away section. Older San Siro away-gate guidance is no longer valid.
Use San Siro Stadio or Lotto Afterwards
ATM closes Segesta and San Siro Ippodromo around the end of matches. Use San Siro Stadio M5 or Lotto M1/M5 for the return into central Milano and expect queues.
Matchday operations can change at short notice. As of 5 October 2026, no Club Brugge-specific meeting point, dedicated shuttle, ticket-collection arrangement or late-Metro timetable has been published on the official sources checked. Check Club Brugge, Inter, UEFA and ATM updates again before travelling.
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