The museums in one table

Soares dos Reis: the first national museum

Open Tuesday to Sunday 10 am to 6 pm (last entry 5:30 pm), closed Monday and a few holidays (1 January, Easter Sunday, 1 May, 24 June, 25 December) according to the official site. General ticket: 10 €. The free entry up to 52 times a year applies to Portuguese residents, not foreign visitors. Free lockers; suitcases and umbrellas are not allowed inside.

Serralves: if you like contemporary art

The general ticket (museum, villa, park, treetop walk) is 24 €; the park alone 15 €. The first Sunday of the month is free for residents of Portugal only. Allow half a day and good shoes. Prices: official site, October 2026.

MMIPO: short, in the heart of the city

In the house of the Misericórdia brotherhood on Rua das Flores, it holds the Flemish painting Fons Vitae and the church. About 5 € according to a guide, with a combined ticket at 11 € with the Clérigos tower and the Stock Exchange; hours vary by source. See also Rua das Flores. An online entry ticket is possible, dearer than the desk, mainly useful to skip the wait.

FC Porto and the tram museum

The FC Porto museum opens Tuesday to Sunday 10 am to 7 pm and Monday 2:30 pm to 7 pm; the stadium tour does not run on match days. The tram museum, in Massarelos, is open Tuesday to Sunday 10 am to 6 pm according to our sources, but an operator document also mentions Monday afternoon openings: call first. Visit Porto lists 8 € for an adult.

Which museum for your profile

FAQ

What is the best museum in Porto? For most visitors, Soares dos Reis; for contemporary art, Serralves.

Are there free museums? The Portuguese Centre of Photography is free (see the page); several museums give free entry to residents only.

Does the Porto Card give discounts? Yes in several museums, for example 20% at Serralves; see the Porto Card.

La rédaction Porto Authority, 30 October 2026.