PGE Narodowy (Stade National)

PGE Narodowy is Poland's largest stadium and one of the most modern in Central Europe.

It was inaugurated for Euro 2012.

This stadium mainly hosts the Polish national football team.

Other events and concerts also take place there.

Tickets for Polish national team matches are available through the official ticketing office of the Polish football federation.

How to get to PGE Narodowy stadium by public transport?

🚇 by Metro

Line M2, "Stadion Narodowy" station located 5 minutes' walk from the stadium.

🚃 by Tram

Lines 7, 8, 9, 22, 24, 25 and 77 - "Rondo Waszyngtona" station located 3 minutes' walk from the stadium.

🚍 by Bus

Many bus lines serve the "Rondo Waszyngtona" station.

🚆by Train

"Warszawa Stadion" station is located next to the stadium.

🅿️ PGE Narodowy stadium has a paid underground car park and during major events, parking is organised on surface grounds. Spaces can be reserved through the official ticketing office. If reserved in advance, car park prices are lower.

It is nevertheless recommended to use public transport to reach the stadium.

🚲 A Veturilo bike-sharing station is located in the immediate vicinity of the stadium.

🛍️ Is there a shop at PGE Narodowy stadium?

Yes, an official shop is located inside the stadium, gates 1 & 2.

🛅 Does PGE Narodowy stadium have a left luggage facility?

No, there is no possibility to store personal items at the stadium. 

🛜 Is there WIFI at PGE Narodowy stadium?

Yes, free WIFI access is available at the stadium

Can you eat at PGE Narodowy stadium?

🌭 Yes, food and beverage stands are available at the stadium on match days.

💳 PGE Narodowy stadium is cashless.

Can you visit PGE Narodowy stadium?

Yes, various types of guided backstage tours are available. Tickets are available at the stadium box office or self-service machines at the stadium entrance. Find all information behind this link.

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How to travel to Warsaw?

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