- A main railway line links Białystok with Vilnius and St. Petersburg, and inland waterways are primarily used for timber floating and pleasure cruises.
- By 1765, there were 765 Jews living in Bialystok. (See Table: Jewish Population of Bialystok, 1765–1948.)
- On 14 May 2024, Bialystok University of Technology was visited by. 13-05-2024. Juvenalia Student Festival, Białystok 2024.
- Nowy bramkarz Jagiellonii Białystok, Maksymilian Stryjek, wrócił do Polski po 11…
- Not only is it a place to get your bearings, but it is Białystok’s meeting point and a historic square containing the Town Hall.
- Read news and learn more about Białystok in Poland - history, administration, local economy, tourism and biography of the Mayor.
- Between the two world wars, Jews comprised over half the population and owned approximately three quarters of Białystok's textile industry.
- Białystok in 2010, was on the short-list, but ultimately lost the competition to become a finalist for European Capital of Culture in 2016.
- The service has been created under the auspices of the Mayor of the City of Bialystok. ABOUT BIAŁYSTOK. Lipowa Street Lipowa Street, fot.