Otwarty Kampus

relax

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square in front of Old Library building
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Benches on the square are located in a very sunny spot, in the centre of the Main Campus, opposite the main gate to the University premises. While there, be sure to see the Monument of the Student sculpted by Andrzej Renes.
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square between the Institute of History of Art and Archeology
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A quiet, pleasant and shaded spot. The benches and tables set in a circle encourage interaction.
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square in front of the Institute of Polish Culture
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A pleasant place in the shade of trees. There are benches to sit on, and sun loungers are also available on some days.
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The Institute of Polish Culture
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On the first floor, to the left of the lift and stairs,there are two couches and tables with chairs. Free Internet access is available in the building. On the third floor, to the left of the lift there is limited access to the sockets, armchairs available, access to the Internet.

food and drink

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Bufet w Dawnej Bibliotece
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canteen
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It is located in the small building with a red roof, to the left of the gate leading out to Oboźna street. It is wheelchair accessible via a ramp. The canteen is open from October to mid-June, Monday to Friday from 10 am to 4 pm and lunch is served from 1 pm to 4 pm. Prices: PLN 11 for students and pensioners, PLN 12 for University staff. The canteen is also available to non-students and non-staff, soups cost about PLN 4 and main course about PLN 10.

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coffee machine
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It is located on the first floor, oposite the lift, between the stairs going up, in a nook. The coffee machine is not accessible by wheelchairs.
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vending machine with beverages and snacks
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It is located on ground floor, on the left from the main entrance. The vending machine is accessible by wheelchairs. The machine is stocked with cold beverages and sweet or salty snacks.
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Vending machines with coffee and snacks
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They are located on the ground floor, opposite the main entrance at Oboźna street. The machine is not accessible by wheelchairs. The machine sells coffee and sweet or salty snacks.
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Cafe Sahara
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The cafe is located in the main corridor between two entrances to the building. It is not accessible by wheelchairs. It is open Monday to Friday from 8 am to 5 pm, and on Saturdays from 9 am to 5 pm. The cafe serves coffee, beverages, snacks and lunches. It is closed July to September.
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coffee machine
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It is located in the corridor on the 1st floor and can be reached by going up the stairs on the right from the main entrance. It is not accessible by wheelchairs.
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cafe
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It is located underground To reach the cafe go down the stairs opposite the main entrance or take the lift (level -1). It is not accessible by wheelchairs. The cafe is open form Monday to Friday from 12 pm to 5 pm. You can buy coffee, beverages, snacks, lunches here.
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coffee machine
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It is located on the ground floor, to the left of the main entrance. It is accessible by wheelchairs.
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vending machine with beverages and snacks
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It is located on the ground floor, on the right from the main entrance. It is accessible by wheelchairs. The machine sells cold beverages and sweet and salty snacks.
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Professor’s Club
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It is located on the ground floor, on the right from the main entrance, in the corridor. It is accessible by wheelchairs. The cafe is open from Monday to Friday from 10 am to 4 pm. The menu includes beverages, coffee, snacks and lunches.
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buffet
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It is located underground. To get there, take the stairs on the right from the main entrance or take the lift (level -1). It is accessible by wheelchairs. The bar is open from Monday to Friday from 9 am to 4 pm. The bufet serves beverages, snacks, and lunches.
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vending machines with beverages and snacks
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They are located on the left from the main entrance, the first one is on the ground floor, and the second is underground (level -1). You can reach them by going down the stairs on the left or taking the lift (level -1). The machine sells cold beverages and sweet and salty snacks.
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coffee machines
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They are located on the ground floor, on the right and left from the main entrance. They are accessible by wheelchairs.
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cafe
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It is located underground and can be reached by going down the stairs on the right from the entrance or taking the lift (level -1),. It is accessible by wheelchairs. The cafe is open from Monday to Friday from 10 am to 4 pm. It serves coffee, cold beverages, snacks and lunches.
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coffee machine
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It is located in the corridor on the 1st floor. You can reach it by going up the stairs on the right from the entrance. It is not accessible by wheelchairs.
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vending machine with snacks and beverages
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It is locted on the ground floor, on the right from the entrance. It is accessible by wheelchairs. The machine sells cold beverages and sweet and salty snacks.
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cafe
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It is located underground. You can reach it by going down the stairs on the left from the entrance or taking the lift (level -1). It is accessible by wheelchairs. The cafe is open from Monday to Friday, from 10 am to 3 pm. The cafe serves coffee, snacks and lunches.
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vending machine with beverages
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It is located on the ground floor, on the left from the entrance. It is accessible by wheelchairs. You can buy there cold beverages.
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vending machine with beverages
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It is located on the ground floor, on the right from the entrance. It is accessible by wheelchairs. The machine sells cold beverages.

services

1.
CenterMed Student Clinic
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Opening hours:

Mo., Wed., Thu. 7:30 am to 6 pm,

Tue. Fri. 7:30 am to 4 pm.

Information about the sevices offered can be found on the website of the clinic. The clinic also serves the public.

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University Careers Office
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The office organizes workshops and lectures for students and graduates, consultancy talks enabling the choice of a career and cooperation with other career offices, labour offices and institutions and organizations operating on the market and for the labor market.

Opening hours: Mo. to Fri. 8 am to 4 pm

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Post Office
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Opening hours:

Mo. to Fri. 8 am to 2 pm

Thu. 8 am to 8 pm.

The post office is located on the left from the main entrance, in the Auditorium Maximum at the University of Warsaw campus, opposite the entrance to hall A.
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“Skarabeusz” photocopy shop
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Opening hours:

Mo. to Fri. 8 am to 8 pm,

Sat.-Su. 8 am to 4 pm.

The „Skarbeusz” Photocopy point is located at the Historical Institute (entrance through the second door).

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5.
Academic Legal Clinic
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Free legal advice for students of all Warsaw universities. Anyone holding a valid student ID card is elligible to receive advice. Information on the scope of the legal advice and the schedule are available on the website (in Polish only).

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RUCH Newsstand
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Opening hours:

Mo. to Fri. 7 am to 7 pm,

Sat. 8 am to 5 pm

Apart from press and magazines, the newsstand offers drinks, coffee, snacks, office supplies, and university merchandise.
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PKO SA ATM

study space

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library of the Historical Institute
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The Library of the Institute of History has the largest history-related book collection in Poland. During the academic year (October–June), it is open from Monday to Friday from 9 am to 7:45 pm, and on Saturdays from 10 am to 4 pm. In July and Spetember, the library is open from Monday to Friday from 9 am to 3 pm, and is closed in August.The library is located on the second floor opposite the stairs and the lift. The library offers access to its collections to the public on site but lending is available to University staff and students.
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library of the Institute of Archeology
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It collects literature in the fields of prehistory and classical, Middle Eastern, Egyptian and medieval archeology. In the library abridged versions of the books are available and the full versions are available for perusal online in the reference library room (room 1.17). The library and reading room are open from Monday to Friday from 9 am to 5 pm and on Saturday and Sunday from 10 am to 4 pm. The library offers access to its collections to the public on site but lending is available to University staff and students.
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Czytelnia wydziału Geografii i Studiów Regionalnych
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It is located on the ground floor on the left side of the entrance.
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library of the iberic, italian and roman studies
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It offers literary texts in Portuguese and Spanish and their translations into Polish as well as studies in the field of literature, linguistics, history, art history, and textbooks for language learning. It is open from Monday to Friday from 9 am to 5 pm, and the reading room is open from 9 am to 7 pm during the academic year. In July and September the openining hours may differ. The entrance is on the ground floor. The library offers access to its collections to the public on site but lending is available to University staff and students.
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library of the Faculty of Law and Administration
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It collects books and magazines in the field of law, administration, legal history and political doctrines. The student reading room is located on level -1. Free access to computers and the internet available here. The library is open from October to June, from Monday to Friday, from 8 am to 8 pm, and on Saturdays from 8 am to 3 pm. Opening hours between July and September may differ. The reading room is accessible upon presentation of a valid library card of the University Library in Warsaw or after obtaining a one-time admission card from the librarian. Only employees and students of WPiA UW can borrow books found in the collection.
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library and record library of the Instutute of Musicology
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It gives access to collections on the history of musical culture and texts about classical, folk and popular music, and the record library offers audio and audiovisual recordings of classical and popular music. Entrance to library is located on ground floor. In the reading room you can listen to CD or watch DVD recordings, use computers and access the internet. The library, recording library and reading room are open from Monday to Friday from 9 am to 6:30 pm, and on Saturdays from 10 am to 3 pm. Opening hours between July and September may differ. The Library of the Institute of Musicology of the University of Warsaw can be used by employees and students of the University of Warsaw, Warsaw academic staff with an valid BUW account, other users after registering in the IMUZ Library.
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Library of Jan Baudouin de Courtenay at the Institute of Polish Studies
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It offers publications in the fields of linguistics, pedagogy, semiotics, philosophy, anthropology and related fields. It is located on 2nd floor, opposite the lift and stairs.In the reading room there are sockets, tables, internet, computers. The library is open from Monday to Friday, from 8 am to 4 pm. You can use room from Monday to Friday between 9 am and 7 pm, and on Saturday from 9 am to 4 pm. Opening hours between July and September may differ.The library is located on the second floor of the building of the Polish Studies, opposite the lift and stairs, in rooms nos. 30 and 31.
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Wacław Borowy Library
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It offers literary, cultural, philosophical, religious and literature publications in the field of related disciplines. It is located on the 1st floor, on the left from the stairs and lift. In the reading room there is access to sockets, tables, internet and computers. The library is open from October to June from Monday to Friday between 9 am and 7 pm, and on Saturday from 10 am to 6 pm. The library offers access to its collections to the public on site but lending is available to University staff and students, etc.The library is located on the first floor on the left side of the stairs and lift.

tour

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Saint Roch Hospital
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„Hospital for sick of both sexes under the title of Saint Roch in Warsaw, No. 395” was founded in 1710 by the Brotherhood of Saint Roch. On the first floor, in the middle of the building, there was a chapel and on the right and left there were rooms for patients. The ground floor housed operating theatres. During World War II, the hospital was evacuated and then destroyed by the Germans. Today, the building houses a bookstore, and the only memento of it once being a hospital is the cross hanging above the bookstore door.
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Column Hall
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The Classical Column Hall was built in the first quarter of the 19th century to house the museum of copies of great works of ancient art that were to be used in the education of the then students of the University. The famous gypsum collection of King Stanisław August Poniatowski, a museum of natural history and other collections collected for the needs of academic didactics can all be found here. Open for visitors on Wednesdays from 10 am to 5 pm.
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cannon
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A three-tone cannon that commemorates the University students’ participation in the battles for Polish independence in 1918-1920.
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greenhouse
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The greenhouse is used for growing plants and winter storage of the more sensitive plants that decorate the main campus of the University of Warsaw in the summer months.
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Auditorium Maximum
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The Auditorium Maximum was built in the interwar period and it was, at that time, the most important investment of the University. During World War II, the building was destroyed and was used as the stables. The auditorium was rebuilt in the 1950s. The Classicist style is represented by the four ionic columns at the main entrance. The building houses the largest hall on the campus and it can accommodate 1,200 people.

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Kazimierzowski Palace
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This is the oldest university building erected before 1643. From the beginning, it served as the summer residence of the kings of Władysław IV, Jan Kazimierz – after whom the building was named the Kazimierzowski Palace – and Jan III Sobieski. In the years 1765-1766, King Stanisław Poniatowski completely changed the purpose of the estate into a university for noble youth and gave it the name of the Knights’ School. During the Prussian occupation, the Highest Justice Council had its seat in the palace. In 1808, after the establishment of the Duchy of Warsaw, the authorities handed over the palace for academic purposes. During World War II, the bombed Kazimierzowski Palace burned down. Its reconstruction lasted until 1954.

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Tyszkiewicz-Potocki Palace
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The building, which was founded by Ludwik Tyszkiewicz, was built right along the street,and not like most of the palaces in Warsaw palaces further away from it. The construction works lasted until 1792, and in the years 1821-1822 a new outbuilding was opened from the side of the adjacent Church. The elegant apartments were located on the first floor and were overlooking the Krakowskie Przedmieście street. Among them, worthy of mention are the Gościnna (Ball) Rooms – decorated with bas reliefs of mythological themes and Stołowa (Dining) Room, as well as the Bilardowa (Billiard) room situated between them which stands out in terms of the colour scheme of the interior.

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Czetwertyński-Uruski Palace
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This is the site of the late Baroque predecessor of the Czetweryński-Uruski Palace which was erected in the 18th century. It was initially the property of Stanisław Poniatowski, and later Kazimierz Poniatowski – father and brother of the future monarch. It was here that Stanisław August learned that he had been elected king.This event is commemorated by a monument placed in the corner of palace’s garden. The front façade of the building is regular and symmetrical, its central part is crowned with a large cartouche with the coat of arms of the „Sas” family. The façade from the side of the university courtyard is picturesque and irregular.The building was owned by the Czetwertyński family until 1946, when it was destroyed, and was later transferred to the University and eventually rebuilt in 1948-1951.

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Old Library
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The building was erected in 1894. It was very modern for its time, because the library managed to accommodate 750,000 volumes. Extensive library closed stacks was built in the shape of a large steel grate. Today, the building houses lecture halls. In the former part of the Library, you can still admire fragments of the steel structures of the library’s closed stacks. It is also worth mentioning that during World War II, the future Nobel Prize in Literature winner, poet Czesław Miłosz, worked here as a janitor.

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University's Gate
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Erected in 1911, it is decorated with the University’s coat of arms – a crowned eagle surrounded by five stars symbolizing the first five faculties of the University: Law and Administration, Medical, Philosophical, Theological, Science and Fine Arts. The statues of Athena and Urania are situated in the nooks of the gate, the first of them holds a helmet and the other a globe.The idea behind this was that as people entered the premises of the University of Warsaw they would be protected by the goddesses of wisdom, caretakers of knowledge about the universe.

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The Museum of the Warsaw University
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In the museum you can find out about the detailed history, artistic life and monuments of Warsaw’s largest university. The museum offers a permanent exhibition in the Stołowa Hall and a visit to the magnificent, classicist interiors of the Tyszkiewicz-Potocki Palace: the lobby, the Billiard Room and the Ballroom (subject to availability). Exhibition opening hours: Mon. to Fri. 10 am until 4 pm, admission is free.

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toilets

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toilet
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Use the entrance to CenterMed clinic, go up the stairs, turn right and continue to the end of the corridor until you rezch the toilets for men and women.
Use the main entrance to the Institute of Polish Culture, on the ground floor, go straight past the lift, turn left and go down the corridor, a toilet for the people with disabilitiies is straight ahead, toilets for women and men are on the right.
1st floor, toilets for men and women are on the left.
1st floor, go straight, down the stairs opposite the the elewator, there are toilets downstairs on both sides of the corridor.
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toilet
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Use the main entrance, go straight ahead and on both sides of the corridor there are toilets. The womens’ toilet is on the right, the men’s toilet is on the left as is the toilet for people with disabilities. Same plan on each floor of the building.
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toilet
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Use the staircase A entrance, turn left and walk down the winding stairs, then turn right and go straight ahead until you reach the toilets for men and women. Use the staircase C entrance, turn right, go down the stairs and on the right there are toilets for men and women.
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toilet
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Use the main entrance, go straight ahead, turn right and on your right there are toilets for women, men and people with disabilities; a few more steps further there is a women’s toilet.

Use the main entrance, go straight ahead, then turn left and on your left there is a women’s toilet.
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toilet
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Use the main entrance, then turn left and go down the stairs, then turn right and right again, continue until the end of the corridor and on your left there is a women’s toilet.

Use the main entrance, go left down the stairs, to the right, then on the left there is a men’s toilet.
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toilet
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Use the main entrance, go straight, left and on the left side there is a toilet for women, for people with disabilities and for mothers with children.

Use the main entrance, go straight, to the right and on the right there is a toilet for men and for people with disabilities.
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toilet
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Use the main entrance, turn right, down the stairs, turn right and then left, in the nook there are toilets for women and for people with disabilities, opposite is the men’s toilet.

Use the main entrance, go straight ahead, at the beginning of a long corridor on the left there is a toilet for women and for people with disabilities. Use the main door, go straight ahead and then behond the stairs, next turn right, the men’s toilet is on the left of the reception desk. On the 1st floor the men’s toilet is on the right and a few steps further on the left there is a toilet for women and for people with disabilities.
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toilet
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Use the entrance to the „Skarabeusz”, photocopy shop go up to the 1st floor, straight ahead of you are toilets for men and women.

Use the main entrance, there is a toilet for people with disabilities on the ground floor.

On the 1st floor there is a women’s toilet on the left.

On the 3rd floor there is a men’s toilet on the left.
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toilet
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The first entrance on the left from the main gate past the kiosk. Enter the building, turn left and go down the stairs and straight ahead of you are toilets for women, men and for people with disabilities. The second entrance from the main gate past the kiosk to the left, enter the building, then turn right and down the stairs, turn right and on your left there are toilets for women, men and for people with disabilities.
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Toilet
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Use the main entrance, on the left there is a women’s toilet, and on the right for people with disabilities. On the 1st floor,there is a women’s toilet on the left and a men’s toilet on the right.

On the 2nd floor there is a men’s toilet on the right and a women’s toilet on the left. On the 3rd floor there is a men’s toilet on the left and a women’s toilet on the right.
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toilet
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On the 1st floor, go to the right and half-way down the corridor there are toilets for women and men and at the end of the corridor there is another toilet for men and women.
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toilet
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Use the main entrance, on the right there is a women’s and a men’s toilet. On the 1st floor, turnt left, then left again and on the right there are toilets for men and women.

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