PORTO
The Porto experiences worth booking.
The 15 most popular museums tours in Porto, with what each one costs, how long it runs and who you book it through. A shortlist worth your time, not the whole catalogue.
FC Porto Museum and Estádio do Dragão in Porto for about $23: 27 interactive zones, UEFA Champions League trophies, plus stadium access.
Most Popular“Great, self guided tour around the museum and stadium tour, wasn’t very detailed. The views are great.”
Visit WOW in Porto’s Wine Experience Museum for a guided tasting of red, white and port, plus an interactive tour of Portuguese winemaking.
“It was an Amazing experience about wine culture and making processes from the begining until the end. I really recommend it”
Step into interactive 3D scenes at Porto’s Fun Art Museum. Plan for about an hour, bring your camera, and leave with shareable photos.
“Sympa mais certains tableaux ne sont pas trop 3D.”
FC Porto Museum and Dragão Stadium visit in Porto. One ticket to see the grounds and museum displays, with optional audio in six languages.
“Being a football fan excellent experience wow what a stadium and museum was brilliant. Mrs enjoyed it too her 2nd ever visit to a football stadium she was happy 😂”
3D Fun Art Museum Porto: optical illusions, photo-ready 3D rooms, and friendly staff. About 1 hour for $15.72.
“This is so much fun. I came with my 11 year old son and we loved it. Staff are super friendly and helpful.”
Porto’s Wine Experience Museum pairs a hands-on wine museum with a guided tasting of red, white, and Port wine.
“Incredible place with lots of interactive exhibits that were fun for adults and kids. We had an amazing visit!”
Pink Palace in Porto is a self-guided rosé museum with 11 rooms and five tastings, including Mateus and Croft Pink.
“Solo traveler here who loves pink. How could I not head to WOW? Staff was wonderful, indulging a middle-aged not-influencer with a tripod for all of the cool rooms. Great photos and great wine. Worth $30? It was to me, but I could see being disappointed if one was expecting a large museum or if…”
48 hours at Porto’s WOW Cultural District with mobile entry, audio guides, and access to up to 6 museums plus optional lunch.
“We only have time for 2 museums out of the 7. Very informative and educational. We enjoyed it. We had dinner in one of the restaurant there, overall food taste good $$.”
Pick a WOW museum in Vila Nova de Gaia, then tour Taylor’s Port cellars and taste two iconic styles with Porto views.
“Lovely experience at Taylor’s. I did not have time to visit the WOW museum.”
Book a pre-timed ticket to the Dalí Universe Exhibition at Porto’s Atkinson Museum and explore Dalí’s art and ads in about an hour.
“I loved this show…the pieces here I have never seen..awesome…plus the Atkinson museum is historic, gorgeous, practically free entrance, great gift shop, and the people who work there are so nice and eager to provide historical info or be your docent/guide for the pieces..thiRead more”
Visit the National Museum Soares dos Reis in Porto with a timed e-ticket, app-based entry, and English audio guide inside Palácio dos Carrancas.
Visit Planet Cork Museum in Porto at your pace. Enjoy interactive cork displays, the giant cork oak replica, and English audio for families.
“A friendly staff member explained the different museums, prices and where the restaurants were located. The place was like a ghost town, expensive and an overall tourist trap.”
Porto Chocolate Museum visit in English with an audio tour, a working factory stop, and chocolate tastings. Plan for about 1 to 2 hours.
“The best place to buy gifts for little children and souvenirs. Next time in Portugal I will come back with more empty room in my luggage.”
Step into Real Companhia Velha’s port-wine museum in Porto with a 7-zone walk and optional tastings from its 260-year collection.
“Muito boa a experiência. O pessoal super atencioso, nada invasivo. Amei 🫶🏽”
Porto Region Across the Ages Museum in Porto: self-guided history shows with video mapping, cinema, and a full-size tram replica for 1–2 hours.
“Excellent, highly informative overview of the history of Porto and its region from prehistoric times to the present day.”
The river, the cellars, the old town and the valley beyond.
