Best things to do in Bialystok

Białystok Essentials: Must-See Attractions

Białystok’s heritage is deeply connected to its expansive green spaces and historical landmarks. This selection highlights the Constitution of 3 May Park, home to the Akcent ZOO and the 42nd Infantry Regiment Monument. Cultural highlights include the Alfons Karny Sculpture Museum, housed in a rare 19th-century wooden villa, and memorials dedicated to Polish aviation history. The list also features the city's oldest athletic stadium and regional dining options specializing in Podlaskie cuisine.

Ogród Zoologiczny Akcent

A three-hectare zoo located within the Constitution of 3 May Park, focusing primarily on species native to Poland, including European bison, lynx, and brown bears.

Constitution of 3 May Park

Constitution of 3 May Park is a park in Piaski District in Białystok, Podlaskie Voivodeship

Muzeum Rzeźby Alfonsa Karnego

A biographical museum dedicated to the works of sculptor Alfons Karny, situated in the historic 19th-century wooden villa of General von Driesen.

Stadion lekkoatletyczny "Zwierzyniec"

The oldest sports facility in Białystok, this stadium serves as a primary venue for athletics and regional sporting events.

Kościół pw. Świętego Ojca Pio

A contemporary Roman Catholic church and place of worship dedicated to Saint Padre Pio.

Pomnik Żołnierzy 42 Pułku Piechoty

Located in the Constitution of 3 May Park, this monument commemorates the soldiers of the 42nd Infantry Regiment and the recovery of Polish independence.

Trzy Po Trzy

A regional restaurant focused on the traditional flavors and culinary heritage of the Podlaskie Voivodeship.

Cześć kpt. S. J. Skarżyńskiemu pierwszemu Polakowi, który przeleciał Atlantyk. 8. V. 33 r.

A memorial honoring Captain Stanisław Jakub Skarżyński, the first Polish pilot to fly across the Atlantic Ocean in 1933.