PGE Narodowy Stadium Tour: Routes, Tickets and the Viewpoint

Rising over the right bank of the Vistula, PGE Narodowy at al. Ksiecia J. Poniatowskiego 1 is the largest stadium in Poland. Built for UEFA EURO 2012, it hosts matches of the Polish national football team, cup finals, mega-concerts and trade events through the year.

Guided tours

The stadium runs guided tours on several routes - including Pilkarskie emocje (Football Emotions) and Poczuj sie jak VIP (Feel Like a VIP) - that take visitors behind the scenes of the arena: players areas, stands and spaces normally closed on matchdays. The stadium recommends checking which route fits you and booking ahead: tickets are sold in the online shop, where you pick the day, route and start time.

The viewpoint

PGE Narodowy also opens a viewpoint over the arena on selected days. The stadium asks visitors to check the tour calendar on its website for the schedule of guided visits and viewpoint opening hours on a given day, as both change around events.

Getting there

The stadium sits across the river from the city centre, by the Poniatowski Bridge. The Stadion Narodowy station serves trains and buses, and the beaches of Saska Kepa and Skaryszewski Park are close enough to combine in one trip.