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A city landmark with its 61 m tower, this dates from the 1440s but was rebuilt in 1912. There's mass 7 times a day so you should find it open.
The Saint Nicholas' Cathedral is the main Roman Catholic Church of the city of Bielsko-Biała, in the Silesian Voivodship, Poland.
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Bielsko Castle
The castle dates from the 14th century but was entirely re-modelled circa 1860, and now houses the main branch of the town museum. It displays several furnished castle rooms and art, plus temporary exhibitions.
Dom Tkacza
An 18th-century weaver's wooden house, a branch of the town museum furnished as it appeared in 1900, by which time power looms had swept away this style of "cottage industry".
Julian Fałat (1853-1929) was a notable water-colourist, part of the impressionist movement. He was Director of the Kraków School of Fine Art then spent his last 20 years here. It's now a branch of the town museum.