Football trip to Milan: AC Milan – Atalanta
Experience top-flight Italian football when AC Milan take on Atalanta during a football trip to Milan on 17–19 October. Here, Serie A football is combined with a weekend break in one of Europe's most popular cities.
Milan offers considerably more than football. During the days, there is plenty of time to discover the city's restaurants, shopping and sights, from the Duomo and Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II to the vibrant districts around Navigli. The city is also strongly characterised by football, with AC Milan and Inter being a natural part of Milan's identity.
Serie A night with AC Milan
AC Milan is one of Europe's most decorated clubs, with a history filled with league titles, European triumphs and some of football's greatest players. When Atalanta visit, it also promises an exciting encounter between two teams that in recent years have belonged to the very top of Italian football.
The match is played at the classic San Siro, one of Europe's most iconic football stadiums. The magnificent arena and Milan's passionate supporters create a backdrop that makes a home match much more than just 90 minutes of football.
The trip includes longside tickets, tier 3, where you get a great view of the pitch and the overall match. For those who want to get closer to the pitch, there is also the option to upgrade the match tickets.
Centrally located accommodation in Milan
The package includes two nights at a centrally located 3-star hotel, providing a convenient base for both the match and the rest of the stay.
We also recommend an affordable flight option with Ryanair from Stockholm Arlanda to Milan Bergamo return, with prices starting from approximately 900 Swedish kronor. Flights are booked independently and are not included in the tour price.
There is also the option to upgrade the hotel for those who desire a higher standard. The combination of Milan's city life, AC Milan's history and a Serie A match at the San Siro makes this a football trip where both the city and the match experience take centre stage.
