Enjoy a guided tour around this iconic stadium peeping into how two of the biggest clubs in European football operate.

Here you will find two dressing rooms for two home teams plus the away teams’s changing room. It depends what part of the city you are from determines which football team you support.

Every visitor to the San Siro gets the chance to visit the usual inaccessible places of the stadium. These would include the changing rooms, the mixed zone, the stands.

All this prior to walking through the tunnel of Champions to get into the legendary pitch of “La Scala del Calcio”.

Plus, you have the chance to visit the museum to look at all the memorabilia from days gone by.

Afterwards you have the opportunity to buy your favourite players shirt from AC or Inter Milan at the club shop.

Museo Storico Alfa Romeo is Alfa Romeo’s official museum, located in Arese. You will find a permanent collection of Alfa Romeo cars and engines.

A museum guide will also discuss the various characteristics of the Ferrari track. Here the Prancing Horse has carried out all its competition and road car tests since 1972.

The buildings and facilities were designed by world-leading architects such as Renzo Piano, Massimiliano Fuksas. Others include Jean Nouvelle, Marco Visconti and Luigi Sturchio.

Equally interesting is the historic part of the factory which has been meticulously preserved, not least the factory entrance which dates back to 1947.

After being closed down in 2011, the museum reopened in June 2015.