Wały B

Wały B, often referred to in Polish historical and colloquial contexts, signifies the area around the former city walls of Bydgoszcz, Poland. Specifically, it denotes the promenades and streets that were built on the site of the razed fortifications. The "Wały" (walls/embankments) refers to the physical defenses that historically encircled the city. The "B" simply refers to Bydgoszcz.

These areas typically function as key thoroughfares within the city, often characterized by shops, restaurants, cultural institutions, and green spaces. The transformation of defensive structures into public areas reflects a common historical pattern across Europe, where obsolete fortifications were repurposed for civic use and urban development. The term "Wały B" carries a historical significance, reminding residents of the city's past and the strategic importance of its defensive perimeters. Its usage is generally understood within the local Bydgoszcz context.