This museum is a must for all football fans. Covering 3 centuries of history, you will see FC Porto’s journey from its inception to its current day success. Their 2,000-piece collection consists of trophies, documents, medals, clothing/textiles, and more. Be sure not to miss this exhibit honouring the team inspired by the Draco constellation.

This stadium is home to FC Porto. It has a capacity for 50,033 visitors but has a feel that of a smaller stadium. And do not think that is a bad thing. You can easily view the access tunnel, feel that you have been to the dressing room of your favourite players, and at the same time, feel like you are apart of the cheering crowd. This environmentally friendly stadium is also the place where Lionel Messi debuted, so it is forever connected to (debatable) greatness.