FC Porto Museum and Stadium

FC Porto Museum and Stadium offer an immersive journey into the legacy of one of Portugal’s most successful football clubs. Located at the iconic Estádio do Dragão, the experience combines interactive exhibitions with behind-the-scenes access to the stadium itself.

This venue is also included in select MegaPass options, making it easy to pair football culture with Porto’s top attractions.

Founded in 1893, FC Porto has played a defining role in Portuguese football history. The museum showcases the club’s evolution from its early years to its international success, including domestic titles and UEFA Champions League victories. Estádio do Dragão, opened in 2003, became a modern symbol of the club’s global ambition.

This experience offers more than a traditional museum visit. Visitors gain insight into FC Porto’s sporting achievements while accessing exclusive areas of the stadium. It is an ideal stop for football fans, sports history enthusiasts, and travelers seeking a unique cultural experience in Porto.

Tickets generally include entry to the FC Porto Museum and guided or self-guided access to Estádio do Dragão. Visitors can explore exhibition zones, the pitch area, and selected behind-the-scenes spaces depending on the ticket type.

Ticket prices may vary depending on age group and availability. Discounts are often available for children and seniors. Booking in advance is recommended, especially on match days or during peak travel seasons.

The museum and stadium are typically open daily, with hours varying by season and match schedules. Stadium access may be limited on game days or during special club events.

Estádio do Dragão is easily accessible by Porto’s metro system. The Dragão station is located directly next to the stadium, providing a convenient connection from the city center. Taxis and buses also serve the area regularly.

• Interactive museum with 27 themed exhibition zones
• UEFA Champions League trophies and historic silverware
• Access to the pitch, dugout, and technical areas
• Press room and VIP sections
• Photo opportunity with the Champions League trophy replica

• Check match schedules before planning your visit
• Arrive early to enjoy the museum without crowds
• Allow extra time for interactive exhibits
• Bring a camera for stadium photo opportunities
• Combine your visit with nearby shopping or dining areas

Most visitors spend around 1.5 to 2 hours exploring the FC Porto Museum and Estádio do Dragão. This allows enough time to enjoy the interactive exhibitions, view historic trophies, and walk through key stadium areas such as the pitch, tunnel, and press rooms at a relaxed pace.

Winter is an excellent time to visit, as indoor museum areas remain comfortable and less crowded. Cooler weather also makes stadium exploration more pleasant, especially for guided tours that include outdoor sections.