Street art heaven in Bielsko-Biala, Poland / Stories behind graffiti

[Anonymous]

Amazing picture 👍🏼😍

@AniaKiser 

[AniaKiser]

@OlgaKlimchik I can't wait for your post! Let me know when it's ready!

@Anonymous Thank you for your comment!

@Giuseppe75 Thank you for leaving a comment!😊 Aren't they beautiful? They cheer me up even more during the current situation 😊  Is the street art popular in Italy?

[PaulPavlinovich]

Awesome collection of Street Art. Well shared with excellent words helping us to know more about your town. I wonder if your town will ever have trams again @AniaKiser Melbourne kept hers all along, amazing how many cities are bringing them back now to reduce carbon output.

Paul

[BorrisS]

Indeed @AniaKiser, and the only way to preserve this form of art, is to take photos of the illustrations. 

[Giuseppe75]

Hello @AniaKiser , yes these street arts are so beautiful. 

I would love to see more examples in Italy as I believe they make our towns warmer and more friendly. 
We hope to may enjoy soon in general the beauties of our cities....and appreciate what we have around.

A big hug, Giuseppe

[ejaearth]

So outstanding! Thank you for sharing!

[Anonymous]

wow! amazing! I am impressed by these street arts! 😍😍😍

[AniaKiser]

@Anonymous and @ejaearth I'm glad you enjoyed my photos 😊

@PaulPavlinovich I'm happy to share with you the magic of street art, especially from my home town. When it comes to trams-here is an official group, that wants the trams to be back in the city, however, there is a problem with capacity on the streets to organize traffic - cars and trams together, as well as the issue of profitability. I personally like trams and trains, as you do, because my father used to be a train driver and we used to travel by train a lot during my childhood (we had the rail tickets for free in Poland for the rail workers and their families 😃 )

[OlgaKlimchik]

@Anonymous Don't forget tag a person whom you are speaking with. 

[Anonymous]

Keep it up :))

@AniaKiser