While Jagiellonian University is an active educational institution, the campus is open to the public, and several of its historic buildings are accessible for tours. The Collegium Maius houses a museum with fascinating exhibits about the university’s history, including scientific instruments used by Copernicus. Be sure to check the opening hours in advance, as some areas may be closed during academic sessions or holidays. Photography is usually allowed, but check for any restrictions.

Jagiellonian University is located in the heart of Krakow, just a short walk from the Main Market Square. If you're staying in the city center, it's easily accessible on foot. You can also take a tram or bus to the nearest stops, such as "Uniwersytet Jagielloński," which is located near the university. Taxis or rideshare services are also available if you prefer a more direct route.

The best time to visit Jagiellonian University is during the off-peak seasons, such as spring and early autumn, when the campus is less crowded, and you can enjoy a more peaceful visit. Summer can also be a good time as the university often hosts cultural and educational events. However, keep in mind that some university buildings may be closed to the public during academic periods or for private events, so it’s best to check before planning your visit.

Jagiellonian University is centrally located, making it an excellent starting point for a day of exploring Krakow. After visiting the university, you can easily walk to other nearby attractions such as the Main Market Square, St. Mary’s Basilica, and Wawel Castle. For those interested in the city's intellectual and cultural history, a guided walking tour that includes the university and its landmarks is a great way to learn more.