If you're in Porto and even remotely into football, Dragão Stadium or FC Porto Stadium and FC Porto Museum should be on your list. Opened in 2003, the Porto Stadium capacity has over 50,000 fans and has hosted everything from epic league clashes to the UEFA Champions League Final. But it’s more than just a stadium. The on-site museum is packed with trophies, stories, and interactive exhibits that make even non-fans pause and say, “Okay, this is cool.” Whether you're here for the game, the history, or just the view, grab your FC Porto tickets, and this place delivers.
Dragão Stadium: 11am to 6pm (opens at 3pm on Monday)
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.
Entrances: The main entrance is at Via Futebol Clube do Porto, 4350-415 Porto. Visitors can enter through clearly marked points: one for the museum on the west side, and another for stadium tours at Gate 3. Signage helps guide you to the right area.
Over 250,000 people visit the FC Porto Stadium and Museum each year. From football fans to curious tourists, it's a top attraction in Porto, especially popular on weekends, holidays, and during football season.
The best time to visit is on weekdays, especially mid-mornings (around 10am –11am), when crowds are minimal, ensuring a quieter and more immersive experience. Weekends and holidays can be significantly busier, particularly during football season.
Spring and early autumn (April to June and September to October) are ideal due to pleasant weather and fewer tourists in Porto. Summer is peak tourist season, so expect longer queues and busier spaces. Matchdays may limit stadium access, so non-match days are best for complete tours.
Address: Via Futebol Clube do Porto, 4350-415 Porto, Portugal
Situated in the eastern part of Porto, Estádio do Dragão is just off the VCI (Porto’s inner ring road) and easily accessible via Metro Line A, B, C, and E. It's in a busy commercial area surrounded by shops, cafés, and services.
Closest landmark: Alameda Shopping Center (150m away)
Getting to Dragão Stadium by car is straightforward, whether you're coming from the city center or further out. However, be mindful of heavy traffic on matchdays and limited parking nearby. Here’s the best route:
Head north on Rua da Ribeira Nova, then continue on Rua de Mouzinho da Silveira. Turn left onto Rua de José Falcão, then follow signs to the VCI. Exit at Estádio do Dragão and follow the signs to the stadium.
If you are planning your journey after a visit to Livraria, here’s the best route. Head west on Rua das Carmelitas, turn left onto Rua de Santa Catarina, and follow signs to the VCI. Turn off at Estádio do Dragão and follow the signs to the stadium.
Head east on Avenida dos Aliados, continue straight onto Rua de José Falcão, and follow signs to the VCI. Exit at Estádio do Dragão and follow the signs to the stadium.
FC Porto football stadium offers parking within the stadium complex. However, on busy matchdays, parking can be a challenge. There are several nearby parking garages and street parking options, providing convenient access for visitors. It's recommended to arrive early, especially during events, to secure a spot. Below are some of the nearest parking options to the stadium.
There are two main entrances:
Immerse yourself in the experience with audio guides, available in six languages—Portuguese, English, French, Spanish, German, and Italian. For just a small fee (payable on-site), these pocket-sized companions reveal hidden stories and interesting facts you might otherwise miss.
Absolutely—whether you're a football fan or a curious traveler, it’s a unique insight into one of Portugal’s most successful football clubs.
It’s located at Estádio do Dragão in eastern Porto, easily accessible via Estádio do Dragão metro station.
Yes, the stadium and museum are open to the public year-round, offering self-guided tours and self-paced museum visits.
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Weekday mornings are ideal to avoid crowds. Avoid matchdays if you want full stadium access.
The museum isopen daily from 10am to 7pm. It is mandatory to schedule your stadium tour at the museum’s reception. Closed on select public holidays.
Absolutely! The museum includes child-friendly exhibits and interactive displays. Facilities like baby changing stations are available.
Yes, it offers full wheelchair accessibility, including ramps, lifts, and accessible restrooms.
Yes, there is a café on-site offering snacks, drinks, and light meals.
Plan for 1.5 to 2 hours to fully explore both the museum and the stadium.
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