Museum and Estádio do Dragão
On September 17th, participants are invited to take part in a special event of the Social Program of the 55th Annual Meeting of the SPCPRE / 1st Luso-Belgian Plastic Surgery Meeting.
In the late afternoon, there will be a visit to the Museum and Estádio do Dragão, offering a unique experience at one of the city of Porto’s most iconic landmarks. This visit will allow participants to gain a deeper understanding of the history, behind-the-scenes operations, and the cultural and sporting significance of this renowned venue.
Following the visit, the program continues with dinner, which will also take place at the Estádio do Dragão, in an atmosphere of conviviality and sharing among participants, speakers, guests, and congress partners.
An opportunity to strengthen contacts, celebrate scientific collaboration, and enjoy a memorable experience in the city of Porto.
Leixões Port Cruise Terminal
On September 18th, the Social Program continues with another meeting and gathering, this time at the Leixões Port Cruise Terminal.
Recognized for its contemporary architecture and prime beachfront location, this space will be the setting for a special dinner, bringing together participants, speakers, guests, and partners in a distinctive and memorable environment.
This dinner will provide yet another opportunity to strengthen professional relationships, promote peer-to-peer sharing, and celebrate the spirit of scientific collaboration that marks this edition of the 55th Annual Meeting of the SPCPRE / 1st Luso-Belgian Plastic Surgery Meeting.
Tips, Tricks and ‘Disasters’ On Board
On September 19th, the social program of the 55th SPCPRE Annual Meeting / 1st Luso-Belgian Plastic Surgery Meeting concludes with a unique experience: a Douro River cruise to Pinhão, running from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm.
Throughout this journey, participants will have the opportunity to enjoy one of Portugal’s most iconic landscapes, on a route that combines natural heritage, social interaction, and the sharing of scientific knowledge.
The scientific program “Tips, Tricks and ‘Disasters’ On Board” will also take place during the cruise, offering an informal, dynamic, and enriching opportunity for peer discussion in a setting distinct from the usual conference environment.
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