San Siro Stadium

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"Set to host the February 6 opening ceremony of the 2026 Winter Games, this stadium is directly linked to the barrier-free, elevator-equipped M4 and M5 metro lines, improving access for spectators, including those with reduced mobility." - Jaclyn DeGiorgio

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"Scheduled to host the opening ceremony for the Winter Olympics in 2026, showcasing Milan as a key location for the event."

"The Temple of Calcio Welcome to the hallowed walls of AC Milan . San Siro is the first and quite possibly only stadium in Italy to have a museum on its premises. For die hard red and black fans, this is only place you'll want to come to when you visit Milan. You get to go back in history and behind the scene's of Italy's champion football club. Learn everything you wanted to know about the team and buy your favorite Milan memorabilia."

"The Temple of Calcio Welcome to the hallowed walls of AC Milan . San Siro is the first and quite possibly only stadium in Italy to have a museum on its premises. For die hard red and black fans, this is only place you'll want to come to when you visit Milan. You get to go back in history and behind the scene's of Italy's champion football club. Learn everything you wanted to know about the team and buy your favorite Milan memorabilia."

Milan Cortina Winter Olympics 2026 Opening Ceremony: Start Time, Schedule and What to Expect

Home to legendary football clubs AC Milan and Inter Milan, this iconic venue in Milan is often dubbed the 'temple of football' and is a striking example of brutalist architecture, with dramatic spiral concrete ramps and towering cylindrical structures that are more than capable of setting an epic tone for large-scale events like the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics opening ceremony. It will serve as the backdrop for a grand show titled Armonia – Harmony, promising to celebrate Italy and all its talents through a spectacle that weaves together imagination and beauty, Leonardo da Vinci and the great inventors, Italian design and taste, music and elegance. - Marianna Cerini