6 Sights in Wisła, Poland (with Map and Images)

Miecharska Cave – a cave in the Malinowa massif in the Silesian Beskids. Located in the area of the Vistula Malinka, on the south-western slope of Malinowska Skała and the right bank of the Malinka stream, it is the second largest cave of the Polish Carpathian flysch, as well as the second largest cave of the entire Beskidy Mountains. The length of the corridors is 1838 m.

Wikipedia: Jaskinia Miecharska (PL)

Malinowska Skała – keystone peak in the main ridge of the Barania Góra range in the Silesian Beskids. To the north-west runs from this culmination the ridge through Malinów to the Salmopolska Pass, to the south – the ridge towards Barania Góra. To the north there is a ridge from Malinowska Skała towards Skrzyczne, while to the east runs a short ridge of Kościelec.

Wikipedia: Malinowska Skała (PL)

The Church of the Apostles Peter and Paul in Wisła is an Evangelical-Augsburg parish church located in Wisła, Cieszyn County, Silesian Voivodeship. The church is owned by the parish in Wisła and is located at 49 1 Maja Street, in the city center, right next to the main promenade.

Wikipedia: Kościół Apostołów Piotra i Pawła w Wiśle (PL)

Stanisław Hadyna's benches are located in the courtyard of the Palace in Kkujecin - the headquarters of the Song and Dance Ensemble "Śląsk" (2006) and in the audience of the amphitheater in Wisła (2010), as well as on the market in Siewierz (2019).

Wikipedia: Ławeczki Stanisława Hadyny (PL)

"Forest Churches" Evangelical - places remotely located in the Beskid forests, especially in the Silesian Beskids, where during the counter -reformation of the evangelicals from Cieszyn Silesia secretly celebrated services.

Wikipedia: „Leśne kościoły” ewangelickie w Beskidach (PL)

Wiślańska Cave - a cave in the Wisła band in the Silesian Beskids. Currently, the longest cave of the Beskids and the entire Carpathian flysch. The total length of its corridors is 2275 m, and the denial: 41 m.

Wikipedia: Jaskinia Wiślańska (PL)