Here is a list of educational institutions, organisations, associations, planetaria, astronomy clubs, etc. in Portugal , which are officially associated with the VT-2004 programme. From here there are also weblinks to their respective websites where you can learn more about the related activities in this country.

This page is being updated as more partners join the VT-2004 network. If your educational organisation plans activities in connection with the Venus Transit on June 8, 2004, and wishes to join the VT-2004 network, please send an email with the name and address, together with information about those activities as well as your URL for the link from the present page, to the VT-2004 programme organisers at vt-2004@eso.org .

• ASTRO and the Astronomical Observatory of Lisbon

• Astronomy Group of the Universidade da Madeira
• Cîencia Viva - Lisbon
• COAA Algarve Astronomy - Portimão
• The Physics Association of Aveiro University (FISUA)
• Fundacao Navegar - Espinho
• Centro Ciencia Viva do Algarve
• Nucleo de Astronomia de Barcelinhos (NASTAB) - Barcelos
• Observatorio astronómico de Mira
• Portuguese Astronomical Club CA2000 - Lisbon
• Portuguese Association of Amateur Astronomers (APAA)
• Exploratório Infante D. Henrique - Coimbra
• Paulo Casquinha Observatory - Qta do Anjo, Palmela
• Núcleo de Astronomia e Observação da Beira Interior (NAOBI) - Guarda
• High Schools - Sever do Vouga
• Núcleo Interactivo de Astronomia - NUCLIO
• Escola Secundaria Alfredo Dos Reis Silveira - Torre da Marinha
• Europarque Science Centre - Porto
• Seccao de Astronomia do NFIST - Instituto Superior Tecnico, Lisbon
• EB 2,3 Sever do Vouga