Polskie Radio is the largest radio station in Poland.

Polskie Radio is the largest radio station in Poland. It is owned by the State Treasury of Poland and is the country's national public service radio broadcasting organization. It consists of over 100 stations around the country. It broadcasts news, music, popularno-naukowe programs, and cultural programs.

It is one of the oldest radio stations in Europe. Polskie Radio was founded in 1925 and began broadcasting regular programs on 18 April 1926. It remained at its first location in Warsaw until 1929 when it moved to a new location in Raszynie. The first station in the new location was a 10 kW transmitter. The tenth station, planned to be in Luck, was closed in the Second World War due to the outbreak of war.

The first Polskie Radio logo was created by Andrzej Pagowski. It is now known as the Wiadomosci logo and was the first radio station logo in Poland. The station also features live debates on current events and airs interviews with prominent figures. The station has a diverse range of content and offers a number of programs on music, culture, and science.

Polskie Radio was rebranded on 1 February 2005. It began broadcasting in DAB+ format and has become one of the world's leaders in this technology. The station is considered to be one of the elite-targeted stations in Poland. Programs on culture, arts, and classical music are also featured on the station. It has also been a leader in polskie radio dramaturgy. This station features live debates on current events and is one of the best places to keep up with current events. It offers a wide range of content and has been one of the country's largest radio stations.

Polskie Radio also has a network of independent local and regional stations. Many of these stations broadcast music and news locally. In addition, the station broadcasts programs on Polish foreign policy and business. The station has a number of programs available online. It provides listeners with objective information about Poland. It also runs commercials, which are allowed.

Polish Public Radio has five national channels. These are Polski Radio, PR 24, PR Program 3, PR Program 5, and PR Program 2. These channels are broadcast on the FM band. The programs on the radio are geared towards the audience that is most interested in Poland, including Polish culture, science, and society. It also features a number of useful features, including a timer, a live stream, and a polskie radio app. The website features the station's news and music programs.

The first national station was opened in Warsaw in August 1925. A tenth regional station was planned to be opened in Luck, but the outbreak of war prevented the station from being opened. The tenth station was a joint project with the French Fun Radio. It is based on a model that incorporates a docierania to odbiorcow.

The Polish Radio External Service is part of the public radio network in Poland. It broadcasts programs on Polish foreign policy and business, as well as programs on economy and culture. The station also broadcasts programs on foreign investments.