10 largest sports halls in Poland

10. Arena Toruń

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• number of seats: 5,702
• city: Toruń
• opening: 2014

9. Immobile Łuczniczka

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• number of seats: 6,078
• city: Bydgoszcz
• opening: 2002

8. Hala Sportowa MOSiR

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• number of seats: 6,710
• city: Łódź
• opening: 1957

7. Hala Sportowa Częstochowa

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• number of seats: 7,100
• city: Czestochowa
• opening: September 29, 2012

6. Międzynarodowe Centrum Kongresowe w Katowicach

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• number of seats: 8,309
• city: Katowice
• opening: 2015

5. Ergo Arena

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• number of seats: 10,731
• city: Gdańsk, Sopot
• opening: August 18, 2010

4. Spodek

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• number of seats: 11,016
• city: Katowice
• opening: May 8, 1971

3. Atlas Arena

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• number of seats: 12,109
• city: Łódź
• opening: June 26, 2009

2. Arena Gliwice

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• number of seats: 13,384
• city: Gliwice
• opening: 2018

1. Tauron Arena Kraków

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• number of seats: 15,030
• city: Cracow
• opening: May 12, 2014