LIVRARIA ONLINE

Na Livraria do IPDJ encontra uma vasta seleção de publicações de edição própria, de parcerias com outras instituições e publicações cujo interesse e temática esteja ligada ao desporto e à juventude. Clique na imagem e conheça os títulos disponíveis.

XISTERA JOKO GARBI (PEQUENA CESTA DE PELOTA BASCA), DÉCADA DE 1950

A xistera (cesto de vime) é usada na pelota basca, na variante tradicional de Joko garbi. O cesto é feito de vime entrançado sobre uma armadura de madeira de castanho e uma luva de couro na parte inferior onde encaixa a mão. Clique na imagem para saber mais sobre a coleção online, onde encontrará este e muitos outros objetos e histórias de interesse histórico, desportivo e patrimonial.

THE EXHIBITION "OLYMPIC MODALITIES: A LOOK (PICTO)GRAPHIC" IN NO. 3 OF DJ Magazine

The exhibition, exhibited at the Jamor Interpretive Center, is featured on pages 22 and 23 of dj magazine's paragraph 3, in digital support, launched by the Portuguese Institute of Sport and Youth (IPDJ). There you will also find contents that want to make known the work developed in different organic units. Click on the image to access the magazine! (in Portuguese)

STORY TIME: O MALUQUINHO DA BOLA

At the Story Time of the National Library of Sport, we present the book O Maluquinho da Bola, which you can learn about here or reserve to read at the Library. Why is he called that? Click on the image and discover this story told!

RENOIR POSTAL RAILERS' LUNCH

Illustrated postcard of the reproduction of Renoir's painting “Le déjeuner des canotiers/Oarsmen's Lunch” is part of the collection of the National Sports Museum (Inv. 01052)

ONLINE DIGITAL PUBLICATIONS

The collection of monographs of the National Library of Sport ranges from the historical bibliography, whose oldest work dates from 1577, to the most recent publications in the field of sport. Click on the image, choose one or more books and... good readings!

NATIONAL REGISTERS OF SPORTS CLUBS AND FEDERATIONS

Collection of 3 693 National Registers of Sports Clubs and Federations that the National Sports Museum has in its custody, in order to preserve all its information.