MAJA 35 The 3 Maja apartment is located in the heart of Bielsko-Biała, in the first row of tenement buildings. The city is rightly nicknamed "Little Vienna" due to its stunning architecture. The top-floor apartment offers stunning views of the mountains, the city, and the historic train station. It features a comfortable living room with a TV, a fully equipped kitchen, a cozy large bedroom, a modern bathroom with a shower, a washing machine, and a dryer, and a hallway with a wardrobe. The accommodation we offer is located in a renovated tenement building from 1931, designed by Karol Korn in the functionalist style. The inner courtyard is shared with other tenement buildings, lined with trees as tall as the tenement buildings themselves.

Hello I've lived in Bielsko-Biała since birth. I'm fascinated by the city's architecture, its proximity to the mountains, the abundance of trails, and quick bike rides to the surrounding forests, parks, and Beskid peaks, where you can admire panoramic views of all of Silesia, the Beskids, and even the Tatra Mountains in the fresh air. While enjoying Polish cuisine in mountain huts, I also savor delicious dishes from around the world in various Bielsko-Biała restaurants, accompanied by local and international brews. I'm sharing the apartment I'm in love with with you to share its beauty with others. I hope that after arriving at the "Center with a Mountain View," you'll be as captivated as I was by everything I wrote about above.

The city center is very close, so you have access to almost all public transportation lines. A large shopping center with a cinema and restaurants is a 10-minute walk away. Within a short distance, you will find: A walk along the trail of Bielsko-Biała's fairytale characters - 5 sculptures of iconic cartoon characters, Bielsko BWA Gallery Sułkowski Castle Theater Old Market Square Pedestrian traffic on 11 Listopada Street Polish Army Market Square Town Hall Cartoon Film Studio. Cavatina Hall The city of Bielsko-Biała is situated on two mountain ranges: the Beskid Mały and the Beskid Śląski. These mountains offer not only beautiful scenery but also a wealth of opportunities for active recreation on foot and by bike. The cable car is located in the Szyndzielnia district, where you can reach almost the very top, where you can see the entire region from the observation tower. The center of hiking and cycling paths, along with the information point, is located within the so-called "Pedestrian Center." The urban Błonia meadows, at the foot of Kozia Góra. Trails stretch between Szyndzielnia and Kozia Góra (in the Klimczok massif). Szyndzielnia rises to 1,030 meters above sea level, while Kozia Góra is 686 meters above sea level, but has a rich tourist tradition. Both locations feature atmospheric mountain shelters, whose history dates back to the 19th century.