Hotel and Team Base Camps of the Euro 2012 Team

Hotel and Team Base Camps  of the Euro 2012 Team - As has been applied to the Euro 1992, Euro 1996 and Euro 2008, each group will stay in the area around the two stadiums where matches. Besides the 8 (eight) of the organizers who had been appointed, Euro 2012 also pointed to several locations as places to live and practice their respective teams. On October 2010, has announced 21 (twenty one) a location that is available in Poland Gdańsk, Gniewino, Gdynia, Jelenia Góra, Józefów, Kielce, Kołobrzeg, Kraków, Legionowo, Lubawa, Międzychód, Opalenica, Ostroda, Pulawy, Słupsk, Tychy , Warka, Warszawa, Wieliczka, Wladyslawowo, and Wrocław.

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Gdansk Arena Stadium in Poland (Euro 2012)

Gdansk Arena Stadium in Poland (Euro 2012) - Fossil stone exterior yellow is characteristic of the stadium is owned by KS Lechia Gdansk Gdansk is located in the city. Curved buildings of 45,000 square meters 18 000 copies were plastered with fossil stone taken from the Baltic coast.

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Municipal Poznan Stadium in Poland (Euro 2012)

Municipal Poznan Stadium in Poland (Euro 2012) - The stadium which is home to two clubs in Poland, Warta Poznan and Lech Poznan, has capacity of 40,000 seats. Poznan stadium was built in 1968, renovated in 2003 and inaugurated in 2010. British rock star, Sting, along with the Royal Philharmonic held a concert to inaugurate the opening of the Poznan stadium on 20 September 2010. Polish artist, band Indios Bravos and singer Anna Maria Jopek enliven it.

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