Venue

Panels and sessions

3d plan of university campus

Location of C-7 building

Photo of a modern building. The facade is lime-grey.

North facade of building C-7

Photo of a modern building. The facade is white.

South facade of building C-7

Deep Learning Summer School will be held in the AGH University of Krakow (Mickiewicza 30, build. C-7, room 4.10 and 4.12).

How to get to the AGH University of Krakow?

Map of the AGH University

Gala dinner

View of a restaurant barge on the river. Medieval castle in the background.

Photo: Nasza Rzeka

We kindly invite you to the Nasza Rzeka barge restaurant for the gala dinner.

Learn more about Nasza Rzeka Restaurant

AGH University of Krakow

Modernist building from the beginning of the 20th century. Frontage with four columns. Monuments to miners and steelworkers in front of the entrance

AGH University main building

Modern building with lime and grey glass walls

AGH University Centre of Energy

The AGH University of Krakow is a modern university that actively participates in fostering a knowledge-based society and creating innovative technologies. Our university has a well-established position in the country and is recognised abroad. Experienced staff, advanced laboratories, a unique campus, and, above all, the bonds that connect the AGH University community are our greatest assets.

Beautiful Krakow

Panorama of a medieval castle situated on a hill above the river at dusk.

Wawel Castle

Historic building of the medieval market hall with arcades.

Sukiennice

Krakow is the second largest and one of the oldest cities in Poland, meandering along the Vistula River in the Małopolska Province. This majestic and vibrant city has always been one of the leading centres of Polish academic, cultural, and artistic life and is one of Poland's most important economic centres.

Krakow is also the place for connoisseurs of art and architecture. The Wawel Royal Castle, the Sukiennice (Cloth Hall), former Jewish district of Kazimierz, the marvels of Stare Podgórze district, socialist realism of Nowa Huta – come study in Krakow and discover its uniqueness yourself.

How to get to AGH University of Krakow?

Getting to the AGH from the Krakow-Balice Airport

The Krakow-Balice Airport is located 15 km from the city center. Here are the most common ways to reach the center:

  • Taxi – about 20 minutes, approx. cost: PLN 60 (EUR 13).
  • Bus – travel time around 40 minutes, approx. cost: PLN 6 (EUR 1.3).
  • Train – the station is 200 m from the terminal. A 15-minute ride to the Kraków Main Station costs approx. PLN 20 (EUR 4.3). From there, take bus 179 to the AGH University (approx. PLN 4, 10 minutes ride).

Alternatively, you can fly to Katowice (The Katowice Airport) and take a bus to Kraków (approx. EUR 13) or fly to The Warsaw Chopin Airport and continue by train (approx. EUR 40).

Getting to the AGH University from the Krakow Main Station

  • Taxi – approx. PLN 25 (6 EUR)
  • Bus no. 179 – direct to the AGH University. Board at the “West Station” stop near Galeria Krakowska and get off at the 5th stop, “AGH” (about 12 minutes).
  • Tram + short walk through Krakowski Park. Take tram no. 4, 14, or 24 (direction: Bronowice Nowe) and get off at the “Plac Inwalidów” stop. A 5-minute walk through the park will lead you to the AGH University.

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