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What the San Siro plan includes
The environmental assessment documents, reported by MilanoToday, show what the San Siro district would look like once the Meazza is demolished. Offices, hotels and company buildings in towers of up to 17 floors. An "L" section of the old stadium would stay and be reused for new urban functions. Milan and Inter's investment is put at over 2 billion EUR. The plan is a simulation inside the VAS process, not a construction timetable.
What it means for your Milan trip
Nothing changes on the ground yet. The plan is at the assessment stage, so the Meazza still stands and no demolition date has been announced. If seeing the current ground matters to you, go sooner rather than later, but plan around the clubs' fixtures rather than a closure date. The longer-term change is a cluster of hotels and offices in a part of Milan that is mostly stadium and parking today. That should eventually add places to stay near the ground. No opening dates exist, so do not book a 2027 trip assuming the new district will be ready. For now, base yourself closer to the centre and reach San Siro by public transport. Our Milan guide covers where to stay.
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