Estádio Do Dragão

Impressive football museum in Porto. FC Porto Museum at Estádio do Dragão is a fun visit with world class interactive displays that pays homage to historical sports club. It has a mix of high tech immersive exhibits to trophy cases to educational displays. It was neat to learn the FC Porto logo retained the city’s dragon emblem despite pressure from past regimes. From the metro station, head towards the giant blue star plaque for the stadium’s museum entrance. Ticket is €17 for the museum, and €25 when combined with the stadium tour. The audio guide (€5) is well worth it but we were disappointed to have our morning stadium tour cancelled only a few days in advance due to a football match much later in the day. While we missed the locker room, tunnel & pitch, there was a replica locker room in the museum and a giant theatre that simulated the match day atmosphere. The highlight of the museum is the trophy display. The Dragon Constellation dome illuminates many domestic trophies while the universal shrine has dedicated displays for FC Porto’s most crucial trophies including its Champions League trophy for the star-studded 2004 team coached by José Mourinho. There’s also a double decker bus exhibit for triumph parades, and a Best Team statue set for the top 11 players in team history. Skip it or hit it? This is one of the best football museums in Europe and a short getaway from the busy historic downtown.

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.

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.

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!

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 😂.

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.

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.

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.