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Stadium

Arena Szczecin

Szczecin, Poland

Formerly: Azoty Arena, Netto Arena

Enea Arena sits in Szczecin. The city of Szczecin put it up between 2011 and 2014. It opened in August 2014. The building was raised on a concrete base and covered with a removable wooden parquet floor. The seating was laid out for 5,055 people for sports events. The figure of 5,403 appears in some old sources, but the permanent number is 5,055.

Its first name was Azoty Arena, then it became Netto Arena, and in 2026 it took the name Enea Arena. The main tenants inside are King Wilki Morskie Szczecin for basketball, Pogoń Szczecin for handball, and Chemik Police for volleyball. It did not host matches for EuroBasket 2009, which had finished years before the doors opened. The highest number of people inside was 8,000 for a performance of the musical 'Metro' in March 2015. The arena stands at ul. Władysława Szafera 3/5/7.

Who plays here

Recent matches here

Date Match Score
12 Sep Szczecin — Legnica 32:24
24 May Szczecin — Piotrkowianin Piotrkow 31:34
3 May Szczecin — Slask Wroclaw 33:25
25 Apr Szczecin — Zamosc 29:27
14 Feb Szczecin — Wagrowiec 34:25
20 Dec 2025 Szczecin — ZPRP Kielce 34:25
13 Dec 2025 Szczecin — UW Warszawa 30:29
22 Nov 2025 Szczecin — Lodz 38:23