Field

Culture in Poland

21 strategic investments in this field. In progress: 4, completed: 17. The strip below carries the full split by status and the value-by-stage figure. The list is ordered by momentum, so whatever is closest to opening comes first, and each record carries a link to its source.

21projects in the database
PLN 14 billionvalue-by-stage (nominal, est.)
4in progress
17completed

21 of 21 records enter the sum: those with a stated cost, excluding parent programmes (so they are not counted alongside their sub-projects), cancelled records and foreign purchases. Amounts are nominal, in prices from various years, with no inflation adjustment; those recorded in a foreign currency are converted at a fixed rate of EUR 4.30 / USD 4.00 / SEK 0.38. An inventory for comparison, not a ledger of state spending.

Projects in this field

Ordered by momentum: build stage and proximity to opening. Each row carries the status, the opening year and the source count.

  1. Polish History Museum at the Warsaw CitadelPLN 1.2 billionunder construction202791 mo. late6 src.
  2. Camerimage European Film Centre in ToruńPLN 0.60 billionunder construction20285 src.
  3. Sinfonia Varsovia Centrum - new headquarters and the largest concert hall in PolandPLN 0.77 billionin preparation20306 src.
  4. National Stadium (PGE Narodowy) in WarsawPLN 2.0 billioncompleted20127 mo. late8 src.
  5. Municipal Stadium in Wrocław (Tarczyński Arena / Stadion Wrocław)PLN 0.95 billioncompleted20115 src.
  6. Poznań Stadium (redevelopment for UEFA Euro 2012)PLN 0.75 billioncompleted20104 src.
  7. Stadium in Gdańsk (EURO 2012)PLN 0.71 billioncompleted20117 mo. late5 src.
  8. Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw – new headquartersPLN 0.65 billioncompletedfreshly completed202410 src.
  9. Reconstruction of the Silesian Stadium in Chorzów (2009–2017)PLN 0.65 billioncompleted20176 src.
  10. Witold Lutosławski National Forum of Music in WrocławPLN 0.46 billioncompleted20156 src.
  11. Museum of the Second World War in GdańskPLN 0.45 billioncompleted20174 src.
  12. International Congress Centre in KatowicePLN 0.38 billioncompleted20155 src.
  13. ICE Kraków Congress CentrePLN 0.36 billioncompleted20145 src.
  14. Ergo Arena (indoor arena on the border of Gdańsk and Sopot)PLN 0.35 billioncompleted20104 src.
  15. POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews in WarsawPLN 0.32 billioncompleted20145 src.
  16. NOSPR Headquarters in KatowicePLN 0.31 billioncompleted20144 src.
  17. New Seat of the Silesian Museum in Katowice (site of the former "Katowice" Hard Coal Mine)PLN 0.27 billioncompleted20155 src.
  18. New Seat of the Polish Army Museum at the Warsaw CitadelPLN 0.26 billioncompleted20236 src.
  19. European Solidarity Centre in GdańskPLN 0.23 billioncompleted20146 src.
  20. Mieczysław Karłowicz Philharmonic in SzczecinPLN 0.12 billioncompleted20146 src.
  21. Reconstruction of the Saski Palace, the Brühl Palace and the tenement houses on Królewska StreetPLN 2.5 billionin preparation20309 src.

All fields

The same catalogue, a different cut of it. Every record belongs to exactly one field, so these counts add up to the whole database.