The 1,800-square-metre (19,500-square-foot) centre will open in the first half of next year and provide tech innovators with mentoring and training from both Google employees and experienced entrepreneurs.
Google chief Eric Schmidt discussed the initiative on Wednesday with Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk while he was in town for events marking 25 years of Polish democracy.
"Google started as a start-up in a garage, so supporting start-ups is part of our DNA," Schmidt said in a statement.
Google marked the 25th anniversary of Polish democracy with a special red-and-white Google doodle on its Polish page.
The tech giant started operations in Poland in 2006 and employs around 500 people there.
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