Poland
PGE Narodowy (Stadion Narodowy)
Home of Poland national team in Warsaw: nominal capacity 58,580, opened 2012, in the Praga Południe district.
Warsaw58,580
Opened 2012Football grounds in Warsaw
Warsaw's PGE Narodowy is a Euro 2012 ground with a retractable roof, on the east bank of the Vistula, with both a metro stop and a railway station at its gates.
Getting around
Transport in Warsaw
- Warsaw Metro — line M2 stops at Stadion Narodowy, directly at the ground.
- Warszawa Stadion railway station — the suburban rail stop next to the ground.
- Trams and buses surround the stadium on both sides.
Planning
A football weekend in Warsaw
One ground in this guide, and one of the best-connected national stadiums in Europe. Warsaw works as a weekend around a single fixture, with the centre one metro stop across the river.
Whichever ground you choose, the pattern of the day is the same: travel in with the crowd, arrive at the turnstiles about an hour before kick-off, and leave the return journey until the first surge has cleared. In Warsaw that advice matters most at the nearest station to the ground, where the queue builds within minutes of the final whistle.
Before and after
Where supporters gather in Warsaw
Praga
The district east of the river around the ground.
Warsaw centre
Where most visitors stay, one metro stop away.
Vistula boulevards
The riverside walk between the centre and the stadium.