Bialystok City Stadium

Chorten Arena The original stadium, which opened in 1972, was demolished to make way for the structure seen today, designed by Stefan Kuryłowicz. The new ground opened in 2014 after the previous contract with Eiffage Mitex was terminated and the project restructured. The total cost of the rebuild was reported as 254 million PLN or 289.7 million PLN.

The playing surface is natural grass, which was heated starting in March 2007 during a modernization project. The official address is ul. Słoneczna 1, 15-101 Białystok. Since September 19, 2024, the venue has been known as Chorten Arena, though it was formerly called Stadion Miejski. The capacity is recorded as 22,432 or 22,372 depending on the source.

The stadium hosted Poland national team matches, including a 3-2 friendly win against Bulgaria in 1988. Jagiellonia Białystok plays its home fixtures here. The all-time attendance record for the venue is 36,000, set in 1987 during a match between Jagiellonia and Widzew Łódź. The record for the modern stadium is 22,394, set on May 21, 2017, during a match against Legia Warsaw.

The stadium also hosts concerts and religious congresses. It is not a host city for UEFA Euro 2012. The official website of the tenant club is https://jagiellonia.pl/. The venue has undergone two distinct phases of construction, with the original capacity initially around 15,000 before being increased to 30,000 by 1973.