FC Porto Museum celebrates 13th anniversary on 28 September | OneFootball

The September program marks the 13th anniversary of the FC Porto Museum, celebrated on September 28, a date that also coincides with FC Porto’s 133rd anniversary. More than just a succession of events at one of the city’s and Northern Portugal’s main cultural and tourist attractions, the calendar offers different ways to connect with the memory of FC Porto and Porto itself, moments of historical insight, guided and hosted visits, participation in the European Heritage Days, educational and fun activities for children, and initiatives related to World Tourism Day. There are also reasons to stay connected to the Museum or to repeat the award-winning FC Porto Tour – Museum + Stadium experience, celebrating the landmark dates and achievements of Portugal’s most decorated football club ever.

September 2026 and the 2026–2027 season are also marked by other important milestones in the blue-and-white calendar. As part of the Temporary Memory Activation (ATM) concept, the Grandes Notícias thematic area in the Museum will host the exhibition Porto: European Capital of Football, with the opening scheduled for the 16th. The exhibition revisits the past and begins by marking the 70th anniversary of FC Porto’s debut in European club competitions, dedicating, from February 2027 onward, a more detailed look at the 40th anniversary of the 1986–1987 European Cup campaign. Facts, curiosities, presidents, coaches, and players come together with the newspaper O Porto and Dragões magazine, the Club’s official publications, in this additional knowledge space, integrated into the route accessible with the Tour FC Porto ticket.

Until the 15th, and in the same space – Grandes Notícias, part of the Tour FC Porto route – the exhibition Plenos presents the trophies and the FC Porto national champions in the Under-19, Under-17, and Under-15 categories in 2025–2026. The club also won the Liga Portugal title, in a unique evocation of a season of success that was particularly rare in the Dragons’ history. The Guided Tour – Plenos, scheduled for the 9th, is an opportunity to discover this chapter of FC Porto’s history, as brilliant as it is unique, marked by richness and diversity. Also available is the temporary exhibition Object of the Month: 2016–2025, on display from the 1st to the 30th in the Multi-Purpose Room, with free admission, and accompanied by a Guided Tour on the 16th. In the Museum Hall, visitors can also see the Tribute Medal to António Feliciano, from 1985, chosen as the Object of the Month for September 2026.

The themed visit Dragon’s Artistic Legacy, on the 23rd, brings the FC Porto universe into this year’s edition of the European Heritage Days. World Tourism Day, celebrated on the 27th, features special visits to the Dragão Stadium, close to FC Porto’s 133rd anniversary and the Museum’s 13th anniversary. The celebrations also include the workshop The Reflection of History, aimed at children aged 4 to 12 and their accompanying adults, on the 27th, as well as the Guided Visit – Museum, on the festive day of September 28, with a special and surprising element.

The Student Day – Summer Holidays campaign, from the 7th to the 10th, allows students to visit the Tour FC Porto for just 8 euros. The program also includes the return of Music with Little Dragons, dedicated to Soundtracks, on the 6th, after the August break, and the Stories with Magic for Little Dragons – At the Dragons’ School session, scheduled for the 26th. The Museum’s full September agenda can be found at www.museufcporto.pt.

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