FC Porto Tours and Tickets
Score big at FC Porto! Get up close with legendary trophies, walk through the dragon's lair, and feel the roar of the crowd. Kick your adventure up a notch with combos featuring the magical Lello Library or a scenic Six Bridges cruise. Budget-travelers, rejoice—grab the Porto.CARD for an all-star city experience with exclusive perks.
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About FC porto museum
More than just a museum, FC Porto’s home is a tribute to grit, greatness, and game-day adrenaline. Whether you're reliving match-day magic in the Dragão stands or marveling at century-old silverware, every corner hits you right in the feels.
Dragão Stadium isn’t named after a fantasy novel—it’s a full-blown symbol of FC Porto’s identity and stands for strength, resilience, and that fierce “never-back-down” attitude.
Back in 2003, during the stadium’s big opening match, a 16-year-old kid named Lionel Messi made his first senior appearance for Barcelona. Porto won, and Messi’s debut flew under the radar. These days, Porto fans casually drop, “We saw him first.”
Dragão Stadium was the first European stadium to earn the EU’s “GreenLight” badge for energy-efficient lighting. Turns out, even a stadium with fire in its name can lead the way in sustainability.
The stadium’s roof has transparent panels arranged to look like dragon scales. Architect Manuel Salgado didn’t just build a stadium, he designed a beast watching over the pitch.
The first stadium in the world to implement the ColorADD system, making it easier for color-blind fans to distinguish team kits, cards, and signage.
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Main entrance
The main entrance to the FC Porto Museum and Dragão Stadium is located at Via Futebol Clube do Porto, 4350-415 Porto, Portugal. Visitors can access the complex through designated entry points, with clear signage guiding guests to the museum and stadium tour areas.
- FC Porto Museum: 10am to 7pm (opens at 2:30pm on Monday)
- Closed: The museum remains closed on Dec 25, Jan 1, and Easter Day and the morning hours of Saint John’s (local holiday). On Dec 24 and 31, it is open only from 10am to 4pm.
- Dragão Stadium: 11am to 6pm (opens at 3pm on Monday)
Convenient service for checking coats, bags, and larger items during your visit.
Secure storage spaces for personal belongings while you enjoy the tour.
Multilingual audio guides for a small price provide informative commentary about the stadium's history and features.
Retail outlet offering official FC Porto merchandise and memorabilia for fans.
Clean facilities are strategically located throughout the stadium for visitor convenience.
Complimentary internet access throughout the venue for staying connected.
Free parking for the first four hours is available for stadium visitors and event attendees.
Specially designed facilities and pathways throughout the stadium to accommodate visitors with mobility needs.
Stadium policy permitting trained service animals to accompany visitors with disabilities throughout the venue.
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