The wooden hunting palace of the Habsburgs is the pride of Wisła. This does not mean that their Imperial and Archducal Majesties were hunting in the center of the town at the foot of Barania Góra. The mansion had once stood in the forests of the Silesian Beskid, and it was moved to Wisła only in 1986. Originally, it had been built on the initiative of Archduke Frederick Habsburg on the glade of Przysłóp in 1898. He often hosted crowned heads, who loved to hunt beautiful birds - grouses.

Skis have been used for thousands of years. For centuries, they served hunters and were also used during the battles conducted on snow-covered terrain. The second half of the nineteenth century saw the development of ski tourism treated as a discipline and then a sport. The Museum of Skiing in Wisła has a collection of skis, among which we can also find old ones from the nineteenth century. Its exhibits also include the equipment used by Adam Małysz and other Polish skiers.

Lieutenant Colonel Adolf Pilch was a soldier of the elite special-operations paratroops of the Polish Home Army called “the Unseen and Silent". The Lieutenant Colonel Adolf Pilch Museum of Parachuting is located in the Villa “Agawa”, located in the center of the Vistula. Piotr Wygnaniec had collected exhibits, which were first presented in 2003. The museum boasts of the country's largest collection of memorabilia related to the history of Polish parachuting - from the Second Republic to the present day.

Pracownia Rzeźby oraz Ogród Sztuki JanosikArt to idea, która przedstawia Państwu niebanalny etnodesign zakorzeniony w kulturze ludowej i duchowej Karpat.

Wisla is both a popular Beskid resort and the place sort of cult of its most famous inhabitant, Adam Małysz, whose successes, for about a decade, aroused the admiration of his ski jumping fans. In 2001, members of the Polish Association of Confectioners honored the champion from Wisła by making his life-size statue of white chocolate. We can see it in the lobby of the Spa House, located in the center of the town.

Miejsce odwiedzane przez ludzi szukających wrażeń innych niż te codzienne, gdzie można obejrzeć namalowane sny, marzenia a czasami rzeczywistość widzianą oczami kogoś innego.

W Galerii u Niedźwiedzia działa Stowarzyszenie Grupy Twórców Wiślanie. Organizacja ta zrzesza artystów - amatorów i nielicznych profesjonalistów, którzy mieszkają w Wiśle. Na wystawie stałej w galerii można obejrzeć przekrój dokonań plastycznych, który jest zróżnicowany zarówno pod względem użytych technik jak i tematyki. Wyszczególnić należy jednak wiele pejzaży opiewających piękno beskidzkiego krajobrazu.

W Alei znajdują się rzeźby przedstawiające artystyczne wizje postaci z podań, które funkcjonowały na Śląsku Cieszyńskim w tradycji ustnego przekazu.