Estádio Do Dragão

FC Porto Porto Portugal

Address
Via Futebol Clube do Porto, 4350-415 Porto, Portugal
Inauguration
16 November 2023
Capacity
50,033 spectators
Pitch type
Natural grass

About the stadium

Opened in November 2003 and built for Euro 2004, the Estádio do Dragão is the home of FC Porto, one of Europe's most decorated clubs. Designed by Portuguese architect Manuel Salgado, it stands out for its modern look and comfort: 50,033 covered seats, clear sightlines to the pitch and sharp acoustics on matchdays.

The ground is nicknamed "the Dragon" after the emblem of the club, founded in 1893. It replaced the old Estádio das Antas and quickly became a symbol of the city of Porto. The stadium has hosted major events: the opening match of Euro 2004, the 2019 Nations League final, and the 2021 Champions League final between Chelsea and Manchester City.

Built to be eco-friendly, it was the first stadium in Europe to receive the "GreenLight" certification for its energy-efficient lighting.

Visitors can explore the FC Porto museum, which opened in 2013 and traces more than 130 years of the club's history across 27 themed areas spread over 4,000 m². The route brings together trophies, archives, multimedia displays and interactive features devoted to the club's great players, its European campaigns and its long-standing bond with a city that has never been conquered. On show are the two Champions League titles won in 1987 and 2004, along with the Europa League and Intercontinental Cup trophies.

The stadium tour takes visitors behind the scenes at the Estádio do Dragão: the dressing rooms, the players' tunnel (with the club anthem playing), pitchside, the dugouts, the press room and the presidential boxes.

The combined museum and stadium ticket costs €25 for adults, with reduced rates for seniors and children. The museum is open every day, while stadium tours run in scheduled time slots, except on matchdays or event days. The site can be reached directly by metro at the Estádio do Dragão station (lines A, B, E and F).

Book the tour!

Closed · Opens Wednesday at 10:00

FC Porto Museum

  • Monday 10:00 – 19:00
  • Tuesday 10:00 – 19:00
  • Wednesday 10:00 – 19:00
  • Thursday 10:00 – 19:00
  • Friday 10:00 – 19:00
  • Saturday 10:00 – 19:00
  • Sunday 10:00 – 19:00

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4.7

Visitor reviews

7 707 reviews
Jiri Kufner
June 23, 2026

Fully covers history and successes of one of best Portuguese clubs FC Porto. Really great museum. You can feel the passion for club. All of these emotions. If you're in Porto ans you're football fan you should not missed that place with Estadio de Dragao stadium tour.

Andy House
June 15, 2026

Brilliant value for money stadium and museum tour. Museum was incredible with the amount of Items on view. Would recommend booking as. Very popular. Time taken to photograph and video. Only point of note is no access to home dressing room. Club tradition which must be respected. Club shop also onsite for gifts and souvenirs.

Andrei Dumitru
May 21, 2026

It was a complete experience, the tour is worth every penny. The museum is superbly created, very well thought out, very complex, with a lot of information. The stadium tour is delightful, with long stops and passages in the locker rooms, in the conference room, in the stands, on the pitch. Everything is perfectly thought out, a great experience!

Melinda Barthel (NotJustAMum)
September 18, 2025

This place was amazing! My only regret is we didn't give it enough time in our schedule. So my advice, the Studium tour you can probably do in 45 minutes. The museum requires at least 1.5 hours to properly appreciate all that's on offer. I suggest dedicating at least 2.5-3.5 hours to get your money's worth. I would recommend the audio guide for both parts but especially for the stadium tour. We had to forgoe it for the museum because we were running late for our next event. They offer some professional photos. Individual ones are expensive but the package is reasonable. You can take your own photos in some areas but not others. Definitely recommend. Would visit again even though I'm not specifically a football fan. Give the visit a minimum of 2.5 hours excluding the merchandise shop 😂.

Akash Bhattacharjee
July 24, 2025

Visited the museum recently and it did not disappoint. The museum like the stadium is very beautiful and very well prepared. It starts with multiple statues of the founding fathers and players of the Easter years. There is a lot of light and projection to highlight the events. It traces the history of the club very well along with all its champions wins. Got to learn a lot about this historic club.

PHONG B. DAO
July 11, 2025

The trip started with the tour around the stadium and it lasted about 1 hour and 15 minutes. You can see the stadium, press room, changing room, etc. Nothing special. After that you can visit the museum with the same ticket (costs 25 eur for adults and 10 eur for children). Here, it is more interesting and many things to explore. Highly recommended.

Niels Le Blanc
June 09, 2025

Nice museum with a lot of old artifacts from the very day Porto FC was founded. I’m no particular football interested person myself, but enjoyed the tour of the stadium (unfortunately you don’t get to visit the Porto team locker room but the visiting team one) and especially the museum together with my youngest. You can easily spend 1-2 hours here.

Upcoming matches

Aug

09

2026

Porto - Alverca Primeira Liga

Sunday • Estadio do Dragao • Porto

Aug

23

2026

Porto - Arouca Primeira Liga

Sunday • Estadio do Dragao • Porto

Sep

06

2026

Porto - Moreirense Primeira Liga

Sunday • Estadio do Dragao • Porto

Sep

20

2026

Porto - SL Benfica Primeira Liga

Sunday • Estadio do Dragao • Porto

Nov

01

2026

Porto - Estoril Praia Primeira Liga

Sunday • Estadio do Dragao • Porto

Attendance

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Average attendance
44 094 spectators
Average fill rate
88%
Record attendance
50 002 spectators
May 16, 2026 · Porto - Santa Clara

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