Beneath the east stand of Estádio do Dragão, a remarkable story unfolds. The FC Porto Museum, a tribute to the legendary football club, awaits. Inaugurated in 2013 for FC Porto’s 120th anniversary, the FC Porto Museum opened to the public shortly after. The museum spans nearly 8,000 square meters. It showcases FC Porto’s rich history through 27 thematic areas. Interactive displays and technology bring the club’s past to life. Visitors can explore historical events, matches, and titles. They can learn about influential managers and iconic players. The museum also celebrates FC Porto’s achievements in handball, basketball, and roller hockey. At the heart of the FC Porto Museum lies an impressive display of silverware. The club’s domestic and international trophies gleam under the lights. This central space is a testament to FC Porto’s triumphs on the field. Beyond the trophies and exhibits, the FC Porto Museum offers more. There’s an auditorium for events and presentations. A club store allows fans to take home a piece of FC Porto history. A coffeehouse provides a place to relax and reflect on the stories within. Spaces for educational services and temporary exhibitions enhance the museum’s offerings. Upon entering the FC Porto Museum, visitors are greeted by a unique artwork. The “Valquíria Dragão” by Portuguese artist Joana Vasconcelos stands proudly. This sculpture incorporates club textiles and trophies. It sets the tone for an immersive and unforgettable experience.
FC Porto Museum
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