
Spodek
The landmark arena shaped like a flying saucer, opened in the 1970s. It hosts concerts and sporting events.
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Katowice, Poland
Katowice, the capital of Silesia, is an industrial and mining city reinvented with museums, concert halls and a large cultural district built on former mines.
Katowice Pyrzowice airport is about 24 km from central Katowice.
Katowice Airport station, next to the airport, is linked to the terminal and has regional trains towards Katowice and other cities in the region. Check the timetable, as services can be less frequent than the buses.
Buses link the airport with central Katowice and other Silesian cities, run by public transport and private operators. The journey to central Katowice takes about 40-50 min.
Rank outside arrivals. Katowice is about 30 km away, so the ride is long; check the fare before you get in.
Katowice

The landmark arena shaped like a flying saucer, opened in the 1970s. It hosts concerts and sporting events.
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A museum of Silesian history and art, built in part on the site of a former coal mine. Much of the exhibition space is underground.
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Home of the Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra, with a concert hall of excellent acoustics and a red-brick building.
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A historic red-brick workers' district built for miners in the early 20th century. Today a quiet corner with cafés and galleries.
Tickets →Katowice is served by Katowice Pyrzowice (KTW).
Katowice Pyrzowice airport is about 24 km from central Katowice.
From Katowice Pyrzowice airport you can take Tren (Koleje Śląskie) (train), Autobuses a Katowice y la región (bus), and Taxi. Pre-booked taxis and private transfers are also available.
Highlights of Katowice include Spodek, Muzeum Śląskie, NOSPR, and Nikiszowiec.