Museums open on Monday in Porto

Located in the City Park of Porto, next to Gonçalves Zarco Square, SEA LIFE Porto is the 30th aquarium of the Merlin Entertainments chain. It covers an area of about 2400 square meters and houses approximately 3000 marine creatures. These creatures belong to more than a hundred different species and are displayed in 31 different aquariums.

The Military Museum of Porto, known as Museu Militar do Porto in Portuguese, is an institution dedicated to preserving and showcasing the military history of Portugal. It is a part of the Portuguese Army and is located in the city of Porto. The museum houses a vast collection of artifacts, documents, and exhibits that provide a comprehensive overview of the country's military past.

The FC Porto Museum, located in Porto, Portugal, is a sports museum that offers a comprehensive look into the 120-year history of the club. It provides visitors with a sensory experience, taking them on a journey through the club's times with vivid memories and innovative presentations.

The Tait House, also known as Quinta do Meio, is an 18th-century residence located in Massarelos, Porto. It is situated near the Quinta da Macieirinha, which is now the Romantic Museum of Porto, and the gardens of the Crystal Palace. This location offers a unique opportunity to explore the rich history and beautiful surroundings of Porto.

The Porto Planetarium, also known as Centro Ciência Viva, is situated in the vibrant city of Porto, Portugal. It is part of the University of Porto's campus, making it easily accessible for visitors. The planetarium is a part of the Ciência Viva centers network, which are dedicated to promoting science and technology in Portugal.

The Holocaust Museum of Oporto, established in 2021, provides a comprehensive exploration of the Holocaust. It covers a broad spectrum of themes, from Jewish life before the Holocaust to the foundation of the State of Israel. The museum also delves into the details of Nazism, Nazi expansion in Europe, the ghettoes, refugees, concentration, labour and extermination camps, the Final Solution, the death marches, and liberation. It also highlights the postwar Jewish population, the concept of 'win or starve', and the Righteous Among the Nations.