Polskie Radio is the oldest radio station in Europe. It began broadcasting in 1926, and has since grown to over one hundred and fifty radio stations throughout Poland. It is a public service radio network that is owned by the State Treasury of Poland. It broadcasts news, popularno-naukowe programs, and culture. It also offers live debates on current events. The station is also one of the first Polish radio stations to use DAB+ technology. It also has hundreds of local radio stations.

Polskie Radio is Poland's national public-service radio broadcasting organization. Its main focus is culture and the arts, but it also broadcasts popularno-naukowe programs and music. It was also one of the first Polish radio stations to adopt DAB+ technology, which allows the station to expand its range. As of January 1993, it is a full-active member of the European Broadcasting Union. The station also has a website.

Polskie Radio was first broadcast from Warsaw in 1926. After its first few years, it was rebuilt with assistance from the Soviet Red Army. The first transmitter used by the station was a 10 kW one. It was later replaced with a 120 kW one. After the outbreak of the Second World War, the station was halted, but was eventually reconstructed with assistance from the Red Army.

Polskie Radio is not only a radio station that broadcasts culture, but it also produces and produces music. It has over one hundred and fifty local radio stations across Poland, which it operates in cooperation with local journalists. The station also provides music programs, including popularno-naukowe programs, cultural programs, and local journalism. Its website features music and news. It is also the first radio station in Poland to adopt DAB+ technology.

It is considered the most elite targeted of all Polish radio channels. It specializes in classical music, arts, and culture. It also cooperates with other public broadcasters around the world, and often uses concert studios from Polish Television. The station also broadcasts podcasts and other cultural material. It has a calodobowe radio for children.

The station also provides live debates and interviews with prominent figures. Its website also has a variety of musical genres. The station also offers information on cultural events, foreign investments, and scientific achievements in Poland. It also offers a variety of languages, including Polish, English, Russian, French, and Spanish.

The station's newest literacki project is the Radiobook. It publishes new titles every few months. It also explains the process of album production. In addition, the station broadcasts a weekly newscast.

Polskie Radio's logo was created by Andrzej Pagowski, who was also the creator of the logo for Wiadomosci. The station uses a DAB+ transmitter, which means it can be heard in both DAB and FM. The station also offers a website and podcasts. It also broadcasts interviews with prominent figures, popularno-naukowe music programs, and cultural programs. Polskie Radio has a large amount of content, and it is a great way to keep up with the latest news.