Bielsko Biala

Bielsko Biala is a town in southern Poland with a populace of about 171,505 in 2018. The town is a centre of the 325,000 strong Bielsko Urban Agglomeration and is a first-rate industrial in particular automobile, transport, and tourism hub. Located north of the Beskid Mountains, Bielsko Biala is composed of former cities on opposite banks of the Biala River, Silesian Bielsko and Lesser Poland's Biala, which merged in 1951. Both metropolis names, Bielsko and Biala seek advice from the Biala River, with etymology stemming from either Biel or biala, because of this white in Polish.

The remnants of a fortified agreement in what's now the Stare Bielsko district of the town have been found among 1933 and 1938 through a Polish archaeological crew. The settlement turned into dated to the 12^th to 14^th centuries. Its dwellers synthetic iron from ore and specialized in smithery. The modern day centre of the city became probably advanced as early as the first half of the 13^th century. At that point a fortress which nonetheless survives nowadays changed into built on a hill.