"Adam Małysz Sports Trophies" Gallery in Wisła

The "Adam Małysz Sports Trophies" Gallery in Wisła is an exhibition of memorabilia of Poland's most famous ski jumper, opened in 2007 at 1 Maja 48a. According to its description it contains about a thousand exhibits: cups and medals won by Małysz, as well as his skis, jumpsuits, helmets and other memorabilia.

Who the gallery is about

Adam Małysz was born in 1977 in Wisła. He won four Olympic medals (silver and bronze in 2002 and two silvers in 2010) and six World Championship medals, and won the World Cup four times, in the 2000/2001, 2001/2002, 2002/2003 and 2006/2007 seasons. He also equalled the world ski jumping distance record with 225 metres in 2003. He is the patron of the ski jump in Wisła.

What can be seen

The collection gathered in the gallery consists of equipment and trophies from the jumper's career. Photographs from the gallery show, among other things, the Crystal Globe, the main trophy of the Ski World Cup. It is best to check the exact layout of the exhibition and the visiting route on the spot.

Practical information

• Address: 1 Maja 48a, Wisła.
• Opening hours, admission rules and the current state of the exhibition: check with the organiser before your visit.
• Nearby: Nowa Osada Ski Resort (about 2 km), the amphitheatre in Wisła (about 1 km) and the Church of the Finding of the Holy Cross.