Stadion BTS Rekord

The ground sits in Cygański Las, on the wooded southern edge of Bielsko-Biała, and it is one part of a larger sports complex rather than a stadium standing on its own. The city owns the site; BTS Rekord Bielsko-Biała took it on lease in 2000, and before that it belonged to Start.

What has changed most here is the seating, and it has changed twice inside five years. For most of its life the ground held spectators on earth embankments, which is how the nominal figure of 2,000 came about — a number that described sloping ground more than it described seats. The 2020 rebuild took the embankment away and put a main stand in its place, and the count fell sharply: 600 seats in the stand, 52 more set aside for away supporters. Then a second stand went up on the south-east side across 2023 and 2024, paid for in part by the club's sponsor, and the figure settled where it stands now.

The complex does more than football. Rekord's men's and women's sides play on the grass, while the club's futsal team works indoors in a hall on the same site, so the address covers two rather different sports on the same lease. Local events use it too — a health fair run alongside a family festival among them.

No cup final has been played here, and no international. It is a club ground, rebuilt piece by piece, for a club that has been on the site.