FC Porto Museum and Stadium Tickets at FC Porto Museum

FC Porto Museum and Stadium Tickets

Step inside the world of one of Portugal's most successful football clubs with tickets to both the FC Porto Museum and Dragão Stadium. This comprehensive visit gives you access to interactive exhibits showcasing the club's history, plus exclusive behind-the-scenes areas of the stadium where Porto's stars prepare for match day.

The museum takes you through FC Porto's journey from its founding to present day triumphs. You'll see original jerseys, historic memorabilia, and the club's impressive trophy collection, including their UEFA Champions League titles. Interactive multimedia displays bring memorable matches to life, while rare artefacts tell the story of Portugal's football heritage.

Highlights

• Walk through the players' tunnel onto the Dragão Stadium pitch
• Visit the away teams' locker room and see the presidential box
• Browse interactive exhibits featuring FC Porto's domestic and international victories
• Admire the club's trophy collection, including Champions League silverware
• Take photos with a full-size UEFA Champions League trophy replica
• Explore the dugout and press conference room

Plan Your Visit to FC Porto Museum

The FC Porto Museum opens daily except Christmas Day, New Year's Day, Easter Sunday, and the morning of Saint John's Day (June 24). On Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve, opening hours are reduced to 10am-4pm. The venue is located near Dragão Stadium Metro Station for easy access.

You can explore the museum at your own pace during opening hours, but stadium tours require you to set a time slot on arrival. Plan to spend around 90 minutes for the complete experience. Audio guides and the official FC Porto Museum app are available at reception for a small additional fee.

Stadium tours are not available on match days, the evening before UEFA matches, or during scheduled events. On these days, only the museum remains open. The venue is fully accessible for wheelchairs and pushchairs, and guide dogs are welcome. Flash photography and tripods are not permitted inside.

While exploring Porto's football culture, you might also enjoy visiting other city attractions or taking guided tours to discover more of what this historic city offers.