
Mystic Festival is all about music. Some of the biggest stars in and around metal have already performed under this banner, including Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Slayer, King Diamond, Slipknot, Nightwish and Celtic Frost. Mystic Festival hosts both living legends and the hottest new bands. Mystic Festival is also a unique space in the Gdansk Shipyard. There are five music stages – open-air and indoor – as well as a cinema, exhibitions, and a venue for meetings and debates. There is also a foodtrack, craft beer and entertainment zone where you can relax in between concerts.

Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk stands as one of Europe’s most visually striking venues, famed for its shimmering, amber-colored facade designed to honor the Baltic region’s heritage. Built to host the UEFA Euro 2012 championships, this state-of-the-art 41,000-seat stadium pairs world-class acoustics with expansive, versatile spaces ideal for massive crowds and high-energy festival stages. Attendees will find top-tier amenities, excellent site accessibility, and the vibrant Fun Arena recreation zone directly on-site, providing a dynamic backdrop that elevates any large-scale entertainment event.
The surrounding Letnica district blends coastal industrial history with rapid modern development, offering seamless logistics just minutes away from Gdańsk’s historic city center. Festival-goers can easily access the venue via dedicated tram links, while the nearby Gdańsk Bay coastline and the sprawling Brzeźno Park provide beautiful seaside escapes just a short trip north. This unique positioning bridges the energy of a world-class arena with the charm of a maritime destination, giving visitors plenty of nearby accommodations, dining options, and cultural landmarks to explore.












