Liked the court yard but really didn't get a chance to see the canpus since we came late.

I loved the University and looked inside some of the buildings and was amazed at the interior design and artwork as well.

Excellent charming guide good info delivered with humour -did not overburden with detail

Beautiful campus with much history. One of the first universities in Europe. Alma mater include Copernicus and Pope John Paul II

Book a tour with a guide. You must see The Masters' Hall, Kopernicus' Sfere and the astonomical tools from Arabia (around 940 AD).

I hadn't realized the history of the university and when founded and its continued functioning through WWII. Learned more of the atrocious behavior of the germans during their occupation.

Impressive building with interesting exsponats (old and not so old). The guided tour was very good, not too long, whith interesting stories, photographing is allowed. And don't miss the clock in the courtyard at full hour.

Little talked about but I would say go and get the guided tour. It makes you realise when most of europe was living in caves and scratching the earth with the bone of a cow these masters where studying the stars, chemicals the human body etc. Home to Copernicus and the original letter fron Neil Armstrong (first man on the... More

I didnt visit the museum inside the University, but whilst walking through the Old Town i recomend visiting the University courtyard which is a 2 minute walk from the main square Rynek Glowny cloth hall. Entrance into the courtyard is free and at 11am and 1pm the ornate clock comes to life and plays a tune where figures come out.... More