
Wisła is a Beskidy resort made famous by Adam Małysz, Poland's greatest ski jumper. The town has a multicultural face – Lutherans have played an important role here for centuries – and its historic sights include the wooden Habsburg Hunting Lodge, the Evangelical-Augsburg church and the old inn that houses the Beskidy Museum.
We prepared a walk around the centre of Wisła: from the Habsburg lodge along the promenade and Hoff Square to the amphitheatre with the statue of Stanisław Hadyna. The narrator talks about the first spa guests, Julian Ochorowicz and highland cuisine, and in the Spa House says hello to Adam Małysz – only this one is made of white chocolate! The audio guide is available in Polish.