The stadium is officially named in honor of Piotr Wieczorek, a former deputy mayor of Gliwice who was instrumental in the club's development.
Piast Gliwice achieved their historic first Polish League championship title at the end of the 2018/2019 season.
The stadium was built on the footprint of the previous Piast stadium, which had been the club's home since 1945.
Despite its relatively small capacity, the stadium infrastructure meets strict UEFA requirements for hosting international club competitions.
The stadium complex includes integrated training pitches and administrative buildings for the Piast Gliwice sports organization.
Stadion Miejski w Gliwicach is the home stadium of the Polish Ekstraklasa football club Piast Gliwice. The facility underwent a total reconstruction completed in 2011 to replace the older infrastructure on the site. It is a UEFA Category 3 stadium with an all-seater capacity of approximately 9,900 spectators. The design features four independent stands, all of which are fully roofed. The pitch dimensions measure 105 by 68 meters and utilize a grass surface equipped with an undersoil heating system. The stadium is located in the Zatorze district of Gliwice. It serves as a primary venue for professional football matches and occasional local community sports events.
From the exterior near the main entrance gates where the club logo is prominently displayed.
Check the Piast Gliwice match schedule online in advance, as stadium access is restricted on match days to ticket holders only.
Wear team colors or neutral clothing if visiting the team shop, as local fans are highly passionate during match weeks.
Plan to arrive early to explore the club store, as it often has limited inventory of match-day specific merchandise.
Attempting to enter the pitch area or restricted training zones outside of guided tour permissions.
Closed to the public outside of match days, training sessions, or pre-arranged stadium tours.
Standard stadium regulations apply: no prohibited items, and avoid wearing colors of opposing teams in home sectors.
