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Pieszy, Zielony szlak turystyczny prowadzący z Mikuszowic Śląskich pod szczyt Kozia Góra (686 m n.p.m.) do schroniska "Stefanka". Szlak rozpoczyna się w Cygańskim Lesie obok przystanku MZK. Następnie prowadzi wschodnimi obrzeżami Cygańskiego Lasu w okolice Mikuszowickich Błoni. Za hotelem "Błonie" s...
3,9km 0,7km 410,0m 2,9km 0,2km 106,0m -
Bielsko-Biała Lipnik-przeł. U Panienki...
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Bielsko-Biała Kamienica - Dębowiec PTTK – Przełęcz Dylówki...
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km 1,8km 387,0m 1,4km 0,5km 88,0m -
przeł. Przegibek - Podlas droga...
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km 0,4km 170,0m 0,7km 0,0km 17,0m -
Pieszy, Niebieski szlak turystyczny prowadzący z okolic szczytu Kozia Góra (686 m n.p.m.) na szczyt Równia (610 m n.p.m.). Trasa ta ułatwia dojście do schroniska "Stefanka" od szlaków pieszych: czerwonego i żółtego. Schronisko usytuowane jest na jednym ze szczytów w Beskidzie Śląskim, w niedalekiej ...
1,6km 0,2km 107,0m 1,3km 0,2km 68,0m -
Bielsko-Biała Mikluszowice Śląskie - Klimczok...
8,5
km 5,2km 880,0m 1,9km 1,4km 128,0m -
Bielsko-Biała - Ligota - Czechowice Dziedzice...
26,9
km 5,8km 348,0m 15,0km 6,1km 403,0m -
Bielsko-Biała Straconka - Magura Wilkowicka - Międzybrodzie Bialskie...
11,5
km 3,0km 670,0m 4,3km 4,3km 753,0m -
Pieszy, Żółty szlak turystyczny prowadzący z Bielska-Białej Wapienicy pod szczyt Szyndzielni. Malowniczy szlak górski prowadzący początkowo łagodnie doliną Wapienicy do Jeziora Wielka Łąka. Po ostrym zakręcie koło zapory wodnej im. Ignacego Mościckiego szlak stromo wspina się lasami do górnej stacji...
5,1km 0,2km 65,0m 3,9km 1,0km 594,0m
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The Church of Divine Providence is one of the
most beautiful examples of the late and Neobaroque architecture in southern Poland. It
was built in the second half of the 18th
century, yet many elements were added
during the 19th century rebuilding works.
Attention shall be paid to the elegant façade
with two towers. Inside the church a beautiful
Rococo pulpit in the shape of a boat and the
interior mainly from the 19th century have
been preserved.
The Hotel „Under the Eagle”, located in the
historic centre of Biała Krakowska, is a
four-storey building erected at the
beginning of the 20th century. Its
architecture is a combination of Secession,
Baroque and Classicism. Nowadays, since
the 1990s it has been an office building
and a shopping centre. Undoubtedly, the
most magnificent part of the hotel is the
splendid Redoute Hall – one of the most
elegant of this kind in Poland.
Today's Liberty Square (Plac Wolności) in
Bielsko-Biala is one of the two town markets of
Biała Krakowska. It has an approximately
rectangular shape measuring 75 by 40 m.
The square was laid out in the late eighteenth
century. 11 Listopada Street runs along its
southern frontage. It is the main promenade
and shopping street in Bielsko-Biala. The
paved square is partly a pedestrian zone, and
partly a pay car park and a taxi rank.
One of the graveyards located within today’s
Bielsko-Biala is an old Roman Catholic
cemetery, which dates back to the time of
the Confederation of Bar. Initially, participants
of the Confederation were buried here.
(The town was an important centre of the
Confederation), and later, during the
occupation of the town by the Austrians, the
cemetery became a necropolis of Biała. The
cemetery was officially established, when the
churchyard was closed.
In the eighteenth century, Biała lay on the
south-western edge of the Polish–Lithuanian
Commonwealth. As a recently established
town, it attracted entrepreneurial evangelicals
who in neighbouring Cieszyn Silesia did not
possess the freedom of professing their faith
as well as of erecting their own churches. After
the partition act of 1772 and the 1781 Patent of
Toleration evangelicals were allowed to build a
church, and they quickly seized that
opportunity. In 1792-1798, an elegant Classicist
building was erected, which is still the pride of
Bielsko-Biala.
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