Habsburg Hunting Palace in Wisła

The wooden Habsburg Hunting Palace stands at 414 meters elevation, featuring traditional architectural elements from the late nineteenth century mountain construction methods.

The Habsburg family commissioned this hunting retreat in 1898, establishing a strategic location for their recreational activities in the Silesian Beskids region.

The palace forms part of the Wooden Architecture Trail of Silesian Voivodeship, representing the regional building techniques and aristocratic hunting traditions.

Visitors can access the palace through the PTTK Hostel, which provides tourist information and operates an exhibition about forest wildlife.

The structure maintains its original wooden construction and survived World War II, later transforming from a royal hunting lodge into a mountain shelter.

Location: Wisła

Inception: 1898

Elevation above the sea: 414 m

Made from material: wood

Address: ul. Lipowa 4A 43-460 43-460

GPS coordinates: 49.65981,18.85453

Latest update: March 4, 2025 08:35