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nad doliną potoku Łabajów, Wisła Głębce, Wisła, woj. śląskie
A reinforced-concrete, seven-span arched viaduct - the highest railway viaduct in the Beskids and one of the highest of its kind in Poland. It is about 122 m long and about 25.6 m high.
The viaduct spans the valley of the Łabajów stream in Wisła Głębce (Silesian Province), on mountain railway line no. 191. Coordinates: approx. 49.62367°N, 18.87053°E.
Built in 1931-1933 (contractor Ksawery Goryanowicz), to a design by engineers Stanisław Saski and Tadeusz Mejer, under the supervision of reinforced-concrete specialist Jan Gustaw Grycz. It was ceremonially opened on 3 September 1933. By a decision of 5 April 2024 it was entered in the register of monuments (A/1371/24).
For tourists visiting Wisła, photography enthusiasts and lovers of technical monuments.
Available for viewing all year round.
Wisła Głębce, Silesian Province; accessible by car and by train (Wisła Głębce station).
Source: https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Most_kolejowy_w_Wi%C5%9Ble; https://www.wisla.pl/turysta/attractions/7
