Łysa przełęcz - Wilkowice

The historic Church of Saint Barbara in the district of Mikuszowice Krakowskie of Bielsko-Biała is a Catholic parish church in the Diocese of Bielsko-Zywiec. The building from 1690, with a sloping roof is surrounded with wooden arcades called “soboty” in Polish. It is an example of wooden church architecture in the Silesia and Little Poland style. The church is located along the Wooden Architecture Trail of the Silesia province. Mikuszowice itself is an old town. Originally the village of Mikuszowice waspart of two principalities.

"Forest churches" in Cieszyn Silesia are memorials to the times of persecution the local Protestants in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. When the Catholic Habsburgs ordered to shut down all the Protestant churches in the principality, the faithful prayed in secret, mostly in the forests of the Silesian Beskids. The Protestants from Bielsko gathered at the stone altar in Mikuszowice Śląskie. You will find the place while hiking along the Red Trail from Bielskie Błonia Blonia Bystra and beyond to Klimczok.

Perhaps, he was the best at painting snowy landscapes. Whom are we talking about? About Julian Fałat, an unsurpassed Polish watercolor painter, a master of painting impression. At the beginning of the last century, he permanently bound his life to Bystra near Bielsko-Biała, where he built a villa called ‘Fałatówka”, and where he was buried in the village cemetery. This interesting museum, which is a branch of the Bielsko-Biała Museum, cultivates the memory of the painter.

"Gypsy Forest ", a park area located in the south of Bielsko-Biala, is a literal translation of the German name "Zigeunerwald". However, the name is a distorted form of "Ziegenwald" which means "Goat Forest". In the communist times, this area was called the People's Park. From the second half of the nineteenth century up to World War Two Gypsy Forest was a spa and a residential district. While walking through Gypsy Forest you can see a wide variety of architectural styles and feel an atmosphere of the bygone era.

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.

Restauracja znajduje się poza centrum B-B przy drodze wylotowej na Żywiec.

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Karczma proponuje polską kuchnię myśliwską, znajduje się poza centrum w urokliwej dzielnicy Bielska Straconce.