Bielice: Hotels and Accommodation

In the wider regional surroundings of Bielice are Trzebieszowice, Otmuchów - Zamek, Żelazno - Zamek and Gorzanów - Pałac. These places provide a specific point of reference for travellers who wish to combine their stay with regional culture and history.

You can book a hotel in Bielice.

Landscape

Łupkowa, Pośrednia, Szeroka Kopa and Płoska are located in the immediate surroundings of Bielice.

Geographical location

Bielice is located in the upper reaches of the Biała Lądecka River.

History

Bielice was founded as a forest settlement in 1605 and became an independent village in 1614.

Bielice is described as an important hub for tourist trails. This description is relevant to an interest in tourist trails.

Culture

The Baroque-Classical Church of St Vincent, dating from 1799, stands in Bielice; a commemorative plaque there commemorates the birthplace of the Baroque sculptor Michał Klahr.

A stone cross from the 19th century stands next to the church in Bielice.

In the 19th century, Bielice developed from an agricultural village into a settlement for tourism and summer holidays; inns and mountain shelters were in operation there.

Nature

South of Bielice lies the Śnieżna Białka forest nature reserve, which is described as a preserved remnant of the original Sudeten forest.

The secluded area around Bielice is associated with sightings of deer, wild boar, mouflon, black storks, hazel grouse and capercaillies.

Further destinations: Domaszków, Jodlow, Bystrzyca Kłodzka, Leśna, Kletno, Bad Reinerz, Glatz, Stronie Slaskie.

To the main travel overview: Kłodzki.