Stadion Energa Gdańsk Stadium

Address: Stadion Energa Gdańsk (Stadium Gdańsk), Pokoleń Lechii Gdańsk 1, 80-554 Gdańsk, Poland

Website: https://www.stadionenerga.pl/en/

Admission: Stadium tours and events priced variably; match tickets vary by event

Stadion Energa Gdańsk is a football stadium in Gdańsk, Poland, built for use in UEFA Euro 2012. It opened in 2011 and has a seating capacity of roughly 41,600.

The venue features an exterior of amber-coloured panels and a covered spectator bowl, and it serves as the regular home stadium for Lechia Gdańsk while also hosting international matches, tournaments and concerts. The seating is arranged in a two-tier bowl with unobstructed views of the pitch.

Construction was completed in the run-up to Euro 2012 as one of several new or renovated stadiums in Poland and Ukraine for the tournament. Since then it has been used for domestic football and occasional large-scale events.

The stadium stands in the Letnica district of Gdańsk, north of the historic centre and close to the city’s industrial and shipyard areas.

• Design note: The facade uses amber-coloured panels intended to reference Baltic amber and Gdańsk’s maritime history.
• Capacity and use: Built for UEFA Euro 2012 and regularly used by Lechia Gdańsk as their home stadium, with a seating capacity of about 41,600.

The stadium is served by Gdańsk’s public transport network (trams and buses); take tram lines to the Letnica stop or buses that serve the stadium on event days. From Gdańsk Główny station a short tram or taxi ride connects visitors to the venue.

• Take public transport (tram and bus links) on match or event days to avoid limited parking.
• If visiting on a match day, arrive early to soak up the pre-game street atmosphere in the Letnica district.
• Check the stadium website for museum and tour availability before travelling-these are often scheduled around team fixtures.