The FC Porto Museum occupies space beneath the east stand of the Estádio do Dragão in Porto’s Campanhã district, about a 10-minute metro ride from the city centre. It traces the history of one of Portugal’s most decorated clubs, and fans and curious travellers visit for its trophies, interactive galleries and access to the stadium itself.
Visitors move through 27 exhibition areas that combine silverware, archival objects and multimedia installations. The collection covers the 1987 European Cup and the 2004 Champions League, along with the club’s ties to the city. The combined ticket continues into the stadium, where visitors see the dressing room, players’ tunnel, pitchside area and press room. The full visit takes about two hours (Porto Boats). Audioguides and the official app are available in Portuguese, English, French, Spanish and German. Braille guides in Portuguese are available at reception (FC Porto).
Visitor Highlights & Practical Info
Adult museum-and-stadium tickets cost €25 through the official club store. Visits were self-guided until 13 September 2026 (Tour FC Porto), so confirm the current tour format when you book. Weekday mornings are usually quieter than weekends. Check the fixture calendar before you go, because matchdays and European nights can change opening hours. To get there, take the Porto Metro to Estádio do Dragão station, which stops at the stadium.
