Białka: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The surrounding area of Białka includes Judaszka, Soska, Drobny Wierch and Cupel. For travellers interested in the surroundings, these are four named geographical reference points.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Białka.

Nature and Landscape

Białka is a rural locality in the southern part of the municipality of Maków Podhalański. It lies in the valley of the Skawica River on the road towards Zawoja.

Culture and History

The wider regional area of Białka includes Kościół, Park Miniatur and kościół na osiedlu.

Białka has a brick church dedicated to Our Lady, Protectress of Families. It was built in 1985; its high altar contains a copy of the painting of Our Lady of Maków.

Białka's history dates back to 1564, when the locality was mentioned during an inspection of the Lanckorona starosty.

Local craft traditions include woodworking, with the production of chess sets and other wooden items; the Drzewna Spółdzielnia Pracy “Spólnota” is recorded in Białka.

Geographical Setting

Białka belongs to the municipality of Maków Podhalański, whose landscape is characterised by Beskid Makowski and part of Beskid Żywiecki along the Skawa and its tributaries.

Transport Context

This municipality is served by the Kraków–Zakopane railway line and the Wadowice–Nowy Sącz national road.

You can access other places directly: Zembrzyce, Sucha Beskidzka, Grzechynia, Bienkówka, Kurów, Juszczyn, Jordanów, Lachy.

To the overview of the higher-level destination: Sucha.