Jagiellonian University - Collegium Juridicum Krakow

... Seriously I'm sure some bits of my intestine swopped places with my liver or an ovary or something. Then I take the train to Krakow, my first train journey since I've been away. The rail service to/from Lithuania is not recommended - there is one ...

I headed into Krakow today to catch up with my old friends from my exchange program at Jagiellonian University. It's amazing how contagious Krakow is. An significant number of the international students that I studied with basically liked it so much ...

... Józef Wojtyła (also known as Pope John Paul II and now Blessed John Paul II) moved to Krakow with his father to study at Jagiellonian University and pursue his passion for acting.  Due to the outbreak of WWII, Karol Wojtyła was forced to ...

... already) and saw pretty much everything. The Barbican is MUCH smaller than I had imagined, but impressive nonetheless. I visited Jagiellonian University, the second oldest university in Eastern Europe, I think, and also where Copernicus studied. I ...

... city was surrounded by fortress walls that were called the Barbican and around that was a mote which is now a park. Jagiellonian University: Jagiellonian University is the second oldest university in the world dating back all the way to 1364. It’s ...

... as I did.  Our tour guide, Katja, took us to the oldest University in Central Europe. It's called Jagiellonian University and it was founded back in the 13th century I think . We explored the ancient courtyard and then went inside ...

... to be blessed, so many people were out wandering the streets today (with baskets). We walked to Jagiellonian University, the oldest university in Poland, where Copernicus and John Paul II (the Pope) were students. Then we went by the former residence of ...

... history of Krakow course. I am very excited for it. We got to go on a tour of the Collegium Maius of the Jagiellonian University. Copernicus studied there. For my art class we got to see so much interesting architecture already. We also went to the ...

... been restored to their original grandeur. There are lovely parks through the centre of the city and the area where Jagiellonian University is located. Established in 1364, it is the third oldest university in Europe. Collegium Maius is the ...

... reminiscent of Scouts training. Nothing more to report. I have two classes with the Glenn Mitchell of the Jagiellonian University, which is rockin', and Krakow's an alright sort of place but nothing to write home about really. It's pretty, but I think ...