Здания и сооружения Гданьска
- Baltic Arena (during construction)
- PGE Arena Gdańsk (July 2010 – October 2015)
- Arena Gdańsk (UEFA Euro 2012)
- PGE Arena Gdańsk, Polonya ligi Ekstraklasa'daki en büyük stadyum ve Ulusal Stadyum ile Silezya Stadyumu'ndan sonra ülkedeki üçüncü en büyük stadyumdur.
- Stadion Energa Gdansk, previously known as PGE Arena, was built to serve as one of the playing venues of the 2012 European Championships.
- A detailed guide to the PGE Arena in Gdansk: maps, where to buy tickets, best hotels, stadium tours and museum, pubs and cafes, fun things to do in the city.
- The construction of the PGE Arena Gdansk began in 2008. Once completed in 2011, was used to host football matches of Euro 2012 while went on to become the...
- PGE Arena Gdansk: the 40,000 capacity state-of-the-art PGE Arena Gdansk is playing a massive role in the city's rejuvenation of its waterfront area.
- Learn more about PGE Arena Gdansk based in Poland. Buy tickets for football games at PGE Arena Gdansk with Ticket4Football.
- Energy company PGE bought the arena's name for 5 years, paying a total of PLN 35 mln (app. €9 mln).
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PGE Arena
Стадион в Гданьске
Краткая информация
Футбольный стадион в Гданьске, вместимостью около 44 тысяч зрителей. Строительство стадиона было приурочено к Чемпионату Европы по футболу 2012 года, в рамках которого он принял четыре матча.
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- Дата постройки:14 августа 2011 года
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