Polish Baltic Philharmonic

Polish Baltic Philharmonic — view
Polish Baltic Philharmonic. Photo via Wikimedia Commons.
GDAŃSK, POLAND
Polish Baltic Philharmonic

A concert hall dedicated to Frédéric Chopin, the Polish Baltic Philharmonic anchors cultural life in Gdańsk’s historic Ołowianka district.

At a glance

The Polish Baltic Philharmonic (Polska Filharmonia Bałtycka im. Fryderyka Chopina) is a performance venue located in Ołowianka, a neighbourhood in the heart of Gdańsk. The hall honours Poland’s greatest Romantic composer and serves as a principal arts institution for the Baltic region.

History

Detailed historical information about the philharmonic’s founding and development is not available in the current sources.

What you see

The concert hall is situated in Ołowianka, a district known for its cultural and architectural character. Its location places it within Gdańsk’s vibrant arts quarter.

Cultural significance

Named after Frédéric Chopin, the philharmonic celebrates one of history’s most influential composers while serving as a venue for orchestral and chamber performances. The institution represents Poland’s enduring commitment to musical heritage and public access to live classical music.

Key facts

  • Country: Poland
  • City: Gdańsk
  • District: Ołowianka
  • Coordinates: 54.3527°N, 18.6596°E
  • Named after: Frédéric Chopin

Practical information & getting there

The philharmonic is located in Ołowianka, central Gdańsk. For current concert schedules, ticket information, and visiting hours, consult the venue’s official programme or contact the hall directly.

Sources & resources

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