the town's largest necropolis, in use since 1978, with monuments to war victims and deportees
an active cemetery from 1849 with a funeral house and ceiling polychromes
a disused necropolis from 1833 with a neo-Gothic gate and the Avenue of the Distinguished
a necropolis from 1783 with the graves of Biała industrialists, mayors and artists
parish necropolis from 1884 with a monument to legionnaires killed in the First World War
cemetery of soldiers from 1921-1945 with monuments to victims of the Katyn massacre and Home Army soldiers
war cemetery of Red Army soldiers killed in 1945, moved in 1968
an Evangelical cemetery from 1911 with a church modelled on the Italian campo santo