Muzeum Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego Collegium Maius

A historical university with a interesting display of tradition every day at 11:00 The buildings are very impressive and beautiful, definitely worth a visit when you are walking around the city.

A nice little museum in an old university building. There is a courtyard that you can enter for free. The museum itself is filled with an individual old atmosphere, it felt like you were walking around a wing of Hogwarts. When buying tickets, it is better to take a brochure with information to better understand what is presented.

Copernicus was their most famous student. Fine example of old architecture but I was to hungry to explore the museum. If you are lucky check the clock on the Inner south wall and wait for full hour.

The old building of the oldest Polish University. It is really nice, the internal court is very picturesque and authentic even under the rain. It is accessible with a guided tour of 45-60min, and the guide is the graduates from this university. The excursion is really interesting, well equilibrated between historical facts, curious facts and visiting. The interiors are nice, the wooden works are outstanding. And I liked a lot of the old globes. Also in the shop you can buy the university goodies and clothes that make difference with usual Chinese stuff

The first, the oldest, and the most acclaimed university in Poland. This particular set of buildings dates back to the 1300's and is where the original medieval college was first permanently set up. It is very well worth visiting. The tour is highly recommended. It takes about a half hour and leaves every 30 minutes. The guides speak English and explain the history as well as the function of the buildings etc. all at a very reasonable price of about $5 US, depending on the exchange rate. There is a gift shop downstairs next to the entrance

cheap ticket for an interesting guided tour, in english, french or polish. beautiful ancient building

Wednesday from 13:30 it is free. The museum is relatively small but with interesting exhibits. They close at 16:30 so maybe you need to plat a bit beforehand.

a very beautiful museum - dedicated to history of the oldest Polish university. All fans of Harry Potter will love it as it feels like Hogwarts a bit ;) I would recommend booking a guided tour, as not all artefacts are labelled. Tours are offered every half an hour until 1pm, and from 1.30pm it's only self guided. Try to be there on the top of an odd hour (9am-5pm) to see their beautiful clock (on the wall facing north) playing the University hymn Gaudeamus Igitur, with clockwork figures of the school officials on display. Inside you can see amazing old furniture and household items, souvenirs and valuable objects (like the Polish director Andrzej Wajda numerous awards, including the Academy Award and Golden Palm from Cannes). There are also the university founding documents, astronomical instruments and old globes). A true gem for every history buff, and especially those interested in Polish history. depending how interested you are in the collection, you can spend there 30-45 minutes. the guided tours take 30 minutes. the museum is no accessible. washroom available (you will need the code printed on your ticket). a lovely cafe located in the same building - they advertise pies and coffee mostly, but they also sell local craft beer.

A historical university with a interesting display of tradition every day at 11:00 The buildings are very impressive and beautiful, definitely worth a visit when you are walking around the city.

A nice little museum in an old university building. There is a courtyard that you can enter for free. The museum itself is filled with an individual old atmosphere, it felt like you were walking around a wing of Hogwarts. When buying tickets, it is better to take a brochure with information to better understand what is presented.

Copernicus was their most famous student. Fine example of old architecture but I was to hungry to explore the museum. If you are lucky check the clock on the Inner south wall and wait for full hour.

The old building of the oldest Polish University. It is really nice, the internal court is very picturesque and authentic even under the rain. It is accessible with a guided tour of 45-60min, and the guide is the graduates from this university. The excursion is really interesting, well equilibrated between historical facts, curious facts and visiting. The interiors are nice, the wooden works are outstanding. And I liked a lot of the old globes. Also in the shop you can buy the university goodies and clothes that make difference with usual Chinese stuff

The first, the oldest, and the most acclaimed university in Poland. This particular set of buildings dates back to the 1300's and is where the original medieval college was first permanently set up. It is very well worth visiting. The tour is highly recommended. It takes about a half hour and leaves every 30 minutes. The guides speak English and explain the history as well as the function of the buildings etc. all at a very reasonable price of about $5 US, depending on the exchange rate. There is a gift shop downstairs next to the entrance

cheap ticket for an interesting guided tour, in english, french or polish. beautiful ancient building

Wednesday from 13:30 it is free. The museum is relatively small but with interesting exhibits. They close at 16:30 so maybe you need to plat a bit beforehand.

a very beautiful museum - dedicated to history of the oldest Polish university. All fans of Harry Potter will love it as it feels like Hogwarts a bit ;) I would recommend booking a guided tour, as not all artefacts are labelled. Tours are offered every half an hour until 1pm, and from 1.30pm it's only self guided. Try to be there on the top of an odd hour (9am-5pm) to see their beautiful clock (on the wall facing north) playing the University hymn Gaudeamus Igitur, with clockwork figures of the school officials on display. Inside you can see amazing old furniture and household items, souvenirs and valuable objects (like the Polish director Andrzej Wajda numerous awards, including the Academy Award and Golden Palm from Cannes). There are also the university founding documents, astronomical instruments and old globes). A true gem for every history buff, and especially those interested in Polish history. depending how interested you are in the collection, you can spend there 30-45 minutes. the guided tours take 30 minutes. the museum is no accessible. washroom available (you will need the code printed on your ticket). a lovely cafe located in the same building - they advertise pies and coffee mostly, but they also sell local craft beer.