This scenic town and its environs create a number of opportunities for active relaxation. The close proximity of other interesting locations like Ustron, Szczyrk and the triple village of Istebna-Koniakow-Jaworzynka makes Wisla an ideal base for walking excursions (lots of marked paths run through the city and around it). One walking trip really worth taking goes through a deep gorge to Kaskady Rodla, the famous waterfalls on the Biala Wisla River.

Another experience awaiting you in Wisla is cycling along the relatively flat mountain ridges – there are many miles of bike trails and plenty of paths to follow. For the winter sports enthusiast, the city offers access to a number of well-maintained ski-lifts. In fact, throughout the summer and winter months Wisla bustles with life, and the restaurants, bars and cafes add to the colour of the place.

Apart from sports and recreational activities, the city has some interesting attractions that include the Museum of Beskidy; the Protestant church; the Catholic Church with its old cemetery; the Habsburg’s Hunting Castle; and the President’s Castle, which used to be visited by the Polish president Ignacy Moscicki (he held the office in the years 1926-1939). And when you are tired of being so active, just relax and immerse yourself in the stylish resort atmosphere that Wisla exudes.