Bieliny: Hotels and Accommodation

In the wider area around Bieliny lies Bodzentyn – castle ruins, the castle ruins of Bodzentyn. For travelers interested in culture, this is a specific point of reference in the area around Bieliny. The wider area also includes Agata and Łysica, as well as Lysica – 612 m above sea level; Dębno, the Parish of St. Nicholas, and Nowa Słupia, the Parish of St. Lawrence, are also located there.

You can book a hotel in Bieliny.

Nature

In the vicinity of Bieliny lies Szczygiełkowa – Św. Mikołaja Pass, 535 m. The Świętokrzyski National Park is also located nearby.

Geographical Location

Bieliny is presented within the Kielce and Surroundings tourism region. The Bieliny area is described as lying directly below Łysa Góra – also known as Łysiec and Święty Krzyż – and is associated with the Świętokrzyskie Mountains. Strawberries, zalewajka and baniok are also mentioned in connection with the area.

Getting There

Bieliny lies on Regional Road 753 between Nowa Słupia and Wola Jachowa; there is also road access via Route 74, as well as regional bus connections from Kielce and Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski.

Activities

The Świętokrzyski Main Trail and a blue tourist trail run through Bieliny. The Świętokrzyska Way of Saint James passes through Bieliny and runs from Warsaw to Kotuszów. Two cross-country skiing routes are listed in Bieliny. The green Duża Pętla Bielińska cycling route, which is 40 km long, runs through Bieliny.

Culture

Bieliny has a brick parish church that was built in 1637 and consecrated in 1643 under the patronage of Saint Joseph; its western façade is neoclassical.

For further comparisons with other places, Polichno, Chęciny, Zaborowice, Chrusty, Cisów, Mniów, Ciosowa and Tokarnia are also available.

For the overview of the higher-level destination: Kielce.