Warsaw university is spread over many places but the main campus is situated in beautiful 18th century buildings surrounded by trees alongside the Krakowski Przedmieisce. Well worth a stroll. Nice shop with all kinds of university memorabilia.

I walked around the campus of the University of Warsaw admiring the 'old' buildings before I was told that many of them were actually reconstructed after the war. They actually looked like they had been there for hundreds of years. So much of Warsaw city was razed to the ground during the war, it is really inspirational to see how... More

that is one of the most important Polish Universities and has a long history of political movements that faught against the oppressors as well as a great path of academic achievements. Close to Bristol Hotel and the Old Town

cosy quiet place just of the big shopping street. gives you an out of the city feel within the city

I was aware that the university liberary is so close to the Copernicus Science Museum. When we went out from the museum in the evening we stopped by and went into the liberary to have a look. It's very spacious and in the hall a lot of small shops and cafe's. It was a pity we didn't actually go inside... More

In the summertime the University offers great choice of intensive courses in foreign languages so you can spend time burning midnight oil learning Chinese, Japanese, Hindi and more.

Great library. Free to sit and work. Nice! Loved it. All of the campus is gorgeous. And of course, it's nice to be around people.

Worth seeing, and it was a part of our Guided tour with Warsaw Adventure.com, Our Guide Artur who was excellent explined all

We had a meeting in the University Library, which is a beautiful, modern place. There are cafés in the building so if you are walking around the area, you might visit and stop for a little snack.