Historic sites
a Tyrolean hunting lodge from the late 19th century, after the Habsburgs a mountain hut and the seat of the PTTK
Historic sites
President Mościcki's modernist residence from 1931 on the slope of Zadni Groń
Historic sites
reinforced concrete viaduct from the 1930s with seven spans and piers up to 25 metres high
Monuments in Wisła: the Zameczek of President Mościcki, the wooden Habsburg hunting lodge and the tall reinforced-concrete railway viaduct in Głębce.
Wisła is more than slopes and a river. Three monuments reveal the resort's past: a head of state's residence, aristocratic hunting and inter-war engineering.
The President's Castle is a modernist palace at Zameczek 4, built in 1929-1930 on a slope of Zadni Groń. It was put up for Ignacy Mościcki and is now a residence of Polish presidents, visited in guided groups after prior notice.
The Habsburg Hunting Lodge at Lipowa 4a stands on the Przysłop clearing below Barania Góra. The wooden Tyrolean-style manor of 1897-1898 now houses a PTTK branch and lies on the Wooden Architecture Route.
The railway bridge in Głębce is a reinforced-concrete arched viaduct of 1931-1933. It is 122 metres long with seven spans and piers reaching 25 metres, one of the tallest railway viaducts in the country.
It is visited in guided groups, after prior notice.
An article on the resort and the president's residence covers the town's history, and one on Barania Góra covers the river. Further leads: museums, mountains and Wisła.
