Opole University of Technology

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1. Introduction
2. How to get to Opole
3. Opole
4. Transport
5. Academic info
6. Sports facilities
7. Restaurants, canteens, cafés and discos
8. Cultural life
9. Calendar of cultural events
10. Travelling around
11. Famous Poles
12. Practical info
13. Useful expressions
14. Contact info
INTRODUCTION
1.
Welcome to Opole
University of Technology!
Welcome to Opole University of Technology!
We are sure that you will enjoy time spent here! Climate
at the university is very friendly and people here are
sociable and helpful. Undoubtedly, a stay here will be
a great scientific experience for you but it will also be a
perfect chance to learn our language, get to know about
our customs and visit some stunning places in the country!
Our volunteer students called “mentors” will accompany
and help you in anything you might need. Before you ask
mentors for help, check out this handbook – designed to
serve as a source of all necessary information during your
Erasmus experience.
Ready for a great adventure? Join us!
HOW TO GET
TO OPOLE
2.
Wroclaw Airport - Opole:
First you have to take a bus from the airport (no. 406 – it is
across the street from the main entrance to the airport). The bus
goes every 20-30 minutes and the final station is by the central
Train station “Wrocław Główny” in Dworcowa Street. The bus
ticket costs approx. 2,60 ZLOTY and can not be purchased from
the bus driver. You can buy it at kiosk or from the tickets machine
at the bus stop. It is necessary to have change.
Then you should take a train to Opole Główne. It takes approx.
1 hour to get to Opole by train.
Katowice Airport - Opole:
First you have to take a bus to Katowice Centre which has final
station by the Katowice Główne - main train station. Then you
should take a train to Opole Główne. The bus ticket costs
20 ZLOTY and can be purchased from the bus driver.
The bus route is KATOWICE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT IN
PYRZOWICE – KATOWICE CENTRE. It takes about 1 hour to get
to the station. Then you should take a train to Opole Główne.
It takes approx. 1,5 hour to get to Opole by train.
Warsaw Airport - Opole:
From the Warsaw Airport, you should take a bus no. 175 to
Aleje Jerozolimskie Street (stop by the Dworzec Centralny –
Main Train Station). It takes about 20-30 minutes to go to
the train station. Then you should take a train to Opole Główne.
It takes approx. 5 hours to get to Opole by train.
Opole Główne (Central Train Station) –
Sokrates Student Hall of Residence
The student dormitory is located at 22 Małopolska Street.
Bus no. 9 goes from the train station (bus stop at 1 MajaKołłątaja Street) to the dormitory (5th stop at SosnkowskiegoMałopolska Street). The ticket costs 2,30 ZLOTY and can be
purchased at a kiosk or from the bus driver with a surcharge.
Taxis are available in front of the railway station. The route
from the station to the dormitory should take about 10
minutes, and the fare should vary from 15 to 20 ZLOTY.
OPOLE
3.
Opole, the city with a population of over 130 000, is located
in the south-western part of Poland upon the Odra River. It is
the capital of the Opole Region as well as cultural, economic,
academic and scientific centre.
Opole is also the capital of Polish Song. Each year the
National Festival of Polish Song takes place - the event
gathers the greatest stars of Polish music scene performing
and competing for many prestigious awards.
Municipal and Regional Tourist Information Opole
15 Krakowska Street; open: Mon - Fri 10.00 - 18.00
(winter: 10.00 - 17.00), Sat 10.00 - 13.00; mit@um.opole.pl
3 Żeromskiego Street; open: Mon - Fri 08.00 - 16.00; www.orot.pl
The following are particularly recommended
listening to the bugle call of Opole played at noon
by a bugler from the City Hall tower
thoughtful Agnieszka Osiecka, i.e. a sculpture of
the poet – author of song lyrics – one can sit down by Osiecka
and remain silent with her in Kopernika Square in front of the
University of Opole
”the fighters for Opole Region” monument in
Wolności Square – is a saluting uhlan made of bronze, standing
on a regional map by a canon in the shape of the Piast Tower the slender figure of ”Our Lady of Pasieka”,
given to the residents of Pasieka Island by the priest prelate of
the Opole Cathedral, in order to protect them against floods.
It is located in the garden of the Opole Radio from the side of
Barlickiego Street, and the Opole Radio building features a sign
marking the level of the big flood of 1997 Opole University of Technology
a walk around a vast park from 1910
on Bolko Island, where one can find the Municipal Zoological Garden with modern paddocks and an attractive collection of
endangered animals (giraffes, lesser pandas, rhinos and lemurs).
Other interesting spots:
Piastowska Tower
Piastowska Street (near the Amphitheatre). The Tower is
the only remain of the Piast Castle. The castle itself was
destroyed by the Germans in the years 1928-1930. It was
built in the gothic style, around 1300. The tower is 35 meters
high. It is probably the oldest building in the city of Opole,
and many citizens think of it as a symbol of the city. Opening
hours: Nov-Apr : Tues-Sun 10.00–13.00, 14.00-16.30, May–
Oct: Tue-Sun 10.00-13.00, 14.00-18.00.
The Amphitheatre
It was designed by Florian Jesionowski. In 1963 the first National
Polish Song Festival took place there. Since that time the festival
has an annual event in Opole. The Amphitheatre seats an
audience of 500 people.
The Cathedral of the Holy Cross
The church was built during the reign of King Bolesław Chrobry.
The final rebuilding took place in the years 1897-1902 and
resulted in adding two neo-Gothic towers, 73 meters each.
Inside the cathedral interesting things worth seeing are the
chapel with mausoleum and grave cover of Jan II Dobry,
the last prince of Opole Piasts.
The Church of the Mother of God in Pain
and of Saint Wojciech
It is the oldest church in Opole, according to some legends the
church was built in the 9th century. Its baroque interior and
neo-Romanesque façade makes it worth visiting. It is also called
the “Church on the Mount”. In the church one can admire the
allegorical painting of the Immaculate Conception of the Most
Holy Virgin Mary.
The Franciscan Church of Holy Trinity
This monastery church of Holy Trinity was founded by
Władysław I Opolczyk. Inside, you can admire the presbytery
and the chapel of Saint Anna, they both came from the turn
of the 13th and 14th centuries. The church is a combination of
Gothic elements and
a baroque roof and towers. Probably the most attractive place
to visit in that particular church is the burial crypt with the
remains of eight princes and five princesses.
Museums
The Opole Silesia Museum (7 Mały Rynek)
The building of museum is said to be the oldest house in Opole.
In 1698, after the renovation, Jesuit College was opened there.
Permanent exhibitions: “Primeval History of Opole Region” and
“Opole - a stronghold, a city and the capital of the region” plus
some more interesting seasonal exhibitions.
Open Tue - Fri. 9.00-15.30, Sat 10.00-15.00 and on Sun 12.00-17.00
The Opole Village Museum (Heritage
Park) (174 Wrocławska Street) The museum offers to
visit 46 historical village buildings plus permanent exhibition:
“Architecture of historical buildings from the area of Opole Silesia
and their interiors”.
Opening hours: In the summer season (April 15 - October 15)
from 10.00 to 18.00. (box office is closed at 17.00) everyday
except for Mondays and holidays; In the winter season entrance
from Etnografów Street, open Mon-Fri from 9.00 to 14.00 (only
park areas can be visited then).
The Central Museum of Prisoners of War
(3 Minorytów Street) In 1984 the museum has been situated in
a historical building from 18th century in the center of Opole.
Currently one can see exhibitions related to the history of the II
World War. The Museum collects archival documents, including a list
of prisoners of war connected with a camp in Łambinowice (World
War Two).
Open: Mon-Sat. 9.00-16.00, and on Sun. and holidays 10.00-17.00
TRANSPORT
Public Bus in Opole
4.
The company’s name is MZK OPOLE. The bus stations are mostly
red and at all of them you can find timetables. The bus timetables
are also available on the website www.mzk.opole.pl - ROZKŁAD
JAZDY. Just click on the bus number to see the route. By choosing
specific bus stop you can check the schedule.
Tickets can be purchased at a kiosk or from the bus driver with
a surcharge.
It is necessary to validate the ticket immediately after getting on
the bus. When traveling with a large luggage or an animal you need
to purchase an additional ticket. The penalty for travelling without
a ticket is 50 – 100 zł
Bus ticket prices vary in each city. In Opole the fares are as follows:
day single trip ticket: regular - 2,30zł; students - 1,15zł,
night single trip ticket: regular - 6,40zł; students - 3,20zł
daily ticket: (entitles one person to the uncontrolled number of
journeys during the day): regular - 7,50zł; students - 3,75zł
single interchange twice punch ticket: (entitles one person to travel
with a transfer provided that a second validation is made within one
hour from the first one): regular - 3 zl; students - 1,50zł
Single ticket for students is called: BILET STUDENCKI
You can also buy a season ticket for a month that allows you to
travel as much you want. The cost of monthly tickets below:
Season tickets
Regular ticket Student ticket
30 day ticket for all routes within the city in the daytime
126.50zł
63.25zł
10 days ticket for all routes within the city in the daytime
44.00zł
22.00zł
30 days personal ticket for all routes within the city in the daytime
88zł
44.00zł
30 days personal ticket value from Monday to Friday for especial route
57.20zł
28.60zł
30 days personal ticket for special route for the whole week
63.80zł
31.90zł
A personal ticket is valid only with a special ticket card. This
card is given to you when you are buying this ticket and it is
with a photo. To buy this ticket you need 2 photos an ID or
students ID ( for student’s ticket).
PKS – Buses
Intercity coach lines are serviced by PKS - the Polish Car
Transport Company.
http://www.pks.opole.pl/index.php?p=rozklad&z=odopole
Train
Polish State Railways (PKP) operates EuroCity trains between
Poland and a number of major European cities. All services from
Western Europe to Poland pass through the Czech Republic,
Germany or the Slovak Republic. The main routes link Warsaw
with Berlin and Cologne, Budapest, Prague and Vienna. There
is a sleeper-car service from the Hook of Holland to Poznan and
Warsaw. www.pkp.pl
Taxi
All Taxis in Poland are marked with a TAXI sign on the top of the car.
Make sure that the driver uses the meter. Every taxi driver is
required to issue a receipt (rachunek) when asked. Be sure to
carry small money with you as drivers are notorious for “not
having any change.” Try to use only those taxis with phone
number on the side or top of the vehicle. The unaffiliated ones
are likely to cheat and charge you much more. There is a latenight surcharge from 11pm-5am, and for journeys out of town,
as well as at weekends.
The fare for a km is approximately 2zł (at night- 3zł). To every
trip 5zł is added as the START fare (HALO TAXI BIS only 3,90 zł).
Some TAXI numbers in Opole: 510196400, 774550731,
603969622, 774536060
Travelers’ Tips:
At the train station you should pay attention to take the
right platform (in Polish it is ‘peron’). The place where they
sell tickets is called ‘kasa’. It is not necessary to validate the
ticket but you should keep it because there might be a ticketinspector on the train checking the tickets - usually dressed
in a dark blue suit. You can sit wherever you want, just
take the right class of coach. The 2nd class coach has huge
number 2 next to the door on both ends of the carriage.
Polish State Railways (PKP) offer 37 per cent discount off the
full fare for students aged 26 or under, but you should have
a valid student ID of Polish university.
Pay attention to your belongings in the bus and especially
at the train station.
ACADEMIC INFO
Degrees/Levels of study
offered by institution
5.
3.5-year BSc programmes (22 courses)
1.5-year MSc programmes (13 courses)
4-year PhD programmes (4 courses)
Studies are offered
in the following disciplines:
civil engineering (***)
electrical engineering (***)
education in technology and computer engineering (**)
safety engineering (*)
automatic control engineering and robotics (***)
electronics and telecommunication (*)
computer science (**)
environmental engineering (**)
mechanical engineering and machine building (***)
agriculture and forestry (**)
mechatronics (*)
physical education and sports (**)
tourism and recreation (**)
physiotherapy (**)
european studies (**)
management (**)
management and production engineering (*)
administration (*)
chemical and process engineering (*)
logistics (*)
architecture and town planning (*)
food science and technology (*)
(*) – BSc
(**) – BSc, MSc
(***) – BSc, MSc, PhD
Academic Calendar 2010/2011
The winter semester begins on 1 October, and ends in the middle
of February. After almost two weeks of winter holidays, summer
semester begins. The classes last since the end of February until mid
June and are followed by the exam session.
More detailed and updated information concerning organization of
academic year may be found on our website www.iro.po.opole.pl
in the tab “academic calendar”.
Grading Scale
The Polish Grade
5.0 – excellent
ECTS grade
A
4.5 – very good
B
4.0 - good
C
3.5 - satisfactory
D
3.0 - pass
E
2.0 - fail
F/FX
Rules!
Dormitory Payment should be done by the 20th of each month
to the manager of the Hall of Residence – Ms Barbara Klonowska.
The change of a room is possible and depends on availability
and consent of the manager. Thus, any change should always
be reported to Ms Barbara. In order to have an access to the
internet at the dormitory, please contact Ms Barbara. It will be
necessary to fill in a form and type your IP address. Two weeks
before leaving you are requested to give to Ms Barbara written
information about date of your departure.
Changes to LA should be done within the first month of stay.
The document, having signatures of Faculty coordinator and
Dean should be brought to the International Relations Office
which is responsible to forward it to the students’ home
university for consent and signatures.
End of Stay: After all the classes finish, you should collect
a document from your Faculty coordinator where you shall collect
grades and signatures from your teachers. Then, the coordinator
should issue a Transcript of Records and forward the document
to the International Office. Subsequently, the Institutional
coordinator issues the Erasmus Student Certificate for you.
Students’ ID: International Relations Office prepares
a document with all the details necessary to ISSUE an ID
for Erasmus students, which is being forwarded to the Dean’s
Office (Dziekanat) of the hosting Faculty prior to their arrival.
Upon arrival, the student should go to Dziekanat Office
to collect the ID. The fee is 17 zł. The office is open from
10:00 to 14:00 (except of Wednesday).
The ID entitles to 50 per cent discount for public transport
within the city.
Other Activities:
The Erasmus students are very welcome to participate in numerous
activities and events organized by the University, such as:
Free Chinese Language and Culture course (1 class/week.
Duration: 2 semesters)
Polish Language and Culture course ( 2 classes/week.
Duration: 1 semester, either winter or summer semester. –
depends on the number of participants)
Guest lectures given by Ambassadors, Consuls or visiting
professors.
Sports activities during the annual “University Holiday” which
takes place on May 4th.
“Piastonalia” – a 3-day student holiday. It is a time free
of classes that student spend celebrating on numerous
concerts, parades and performances. It puts them in a truly
festive mood!
Sports Facilities
At the university:
6.
Gym at the II campus
76 Prószkowska Street
Opening hours: from 17.00
Entrance: free
Football, basketball, volleyball, badminton
The sport fields on the second campus and at the Socrates student hall.
Opening hours: according to the schedule of the Faculties.
For further information please contact dr Jacek Soboń
at therapy73@o2.pl Entrance: free
Skiing
The Faculty of Physical Education and Physiotherapy organizes
a skiing camp every winter (winter camp). The Erasmus students
are allowed to take part. For further information and consent
please contact dr Jacek Soboń at therapy73@o2.pl
Fitness centers:
In the city:
“FitLife”; 11 Oleska Street ; www.fitlife.com.pl
Opening hours:
Mon- Fri: 7.00 to 22.00
Sat: 9.00 to 18.00
Sun: 9.00 to 16.00
Aerobic: Season ticket for a month - from 44zł; one entrance: 16zł
Aqua aerobic: Season ticket for a month - from 72zł;
Gym: Season ticket for a month ( from 7 a.m to 4 p.m) – 105zł;
one entrance- 16zł
Sauna: The prices vary depending on the number of persons.
One hour for 1p – 25zł ( 2 – 35zł; 3- 45zł; 4-55zł; 5- 60zł)
“Oxide Fitness Club”, 17 b Grota Roweckiego; www.oxide.com.pl
Opening hours:
Mon – Fri: 8.00 to 22.00
Sat: 9.00 to 16.00
Sun: 9.00 to 13.00
Aerobic: Season ticket for a month - from 45zł; one entrance: 15zł
Aqua aerobic: Season ticket for a month - from 76zł;
one entrance- 19zł
Gym: Season ticket for a month ( from 8.00 to 16.00) – 95zł;
one entrance- 16zł
Sauna: The prices vary depending on the number of persons.
One hour for 1p – 20zł ( 2 – 30zł; 3- 40zł; 4-45zł; 5- 50zł)
Swimming pools:
“Aquarium”, 48b Ozimska Street
Monday - Friday
6:00-22:00
Saturday, Sunday, Holydays
6.00 - 16.00
8zł/6zł (students)
16.00 - 22.00
11zł/8,00zł (students)
“Swimming pool in the elementary school nr 5”, 2 Hubala Street
Mon – Sat: 18.00 – 21.30
Season ticket for a month: 20zł/once a week
One entrance: - 5zł/h
“Błękitna fala” – outdoor swimming pool; 1 Plac Róż Street;
Tel.: 77 4556503
Opening hours:
Sat - Sun: 9.00 to 19.00
Mon - Fri: 10.00 to 18.00
Entrance: 5zł
Rock Climbing:
65 Chabrów (School no. 11)
tel. 50664030, 606591590; www.jetti.opole.pl, jetti@jetti.opole.pl
Opening hours:
Tue, Thur, Fri: 7.00 – 21.30.
Tenis:
“HART” Zawada, 9 SkośnaStreet
tel.077 4212475; www.hartphp.com.pl
Opening hours:
Mon- Fri: 12.00 to 22.00
Sat- Sun: 8.00 to 22.00
Price: approx. 20-50 zł/h
“Miejskie Korty Tenisowe”; 51 Oleska Street
Reservation: tel.501 563 570
Open from May to October
Day
Open hours
Renting a court for 1h
Monday - Friday
8.30 - 15.00
15zł
Monday - Friday
15.00 - 21.00
20zł
Sat, Sun & holidays
8.30 - 21.00
20zł
“SP 15” Tenis Court; 20 Małopolska Street; tel. 506379495
Opening hours:
Every day from April to October, from 8.00
Badminton:
“Okrąglak”; 70 Oleska Street
Opening hours:
Mon 17.00 – 19.00
Wed: 20.15 - 22.15
Fri: 19.30 - 21.30
Renting a field for 1h – 10zł
Renting a racket - 5zł
Ice skating: “Toropol”; 13 Norberta Barlickiego Street;
Opening hours: check webpage: www.mosir.opole.pl
Price: 1 h + renting ice skater shoes: ~12zł
Inline skating:
„Okrąglak”; 70 Oleska Street;
Open: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 19:00.
1h+ renting inline skater shoes: 11zł; tel. 77 4566106
Bowling:
“Fitlife”; 11 Oleska Street; tel. 77 4414563
www.kregle.opole.pl
Open hours/Price
Mon - Thu
Fri, Sat
Sun
14.00 - 18.00
35zł, 30zł students
45zł
45zł
18.00 - 23.00/1.00
50zł
60zł
60zł
Billard:
Bilard Klub „Zebra”; 31 Chabrów Street,
tel. 77 4581234; Open hours: 12.00 - 1.00
Open hours/Price
Mon - Thu
Fri - Sun
Before 18.00
8,5zł/h
12,5zł/h
After 18.00
12,5zł/h
14,5zł/h
Paintball: You can choose from eight different localizations to play.
From 20zł for one person /1h
„Terenowiec”; tel. 691022182; olo@terenowiec.com;
www.terenowiec.com
„Trexx”; 509185659; kamil@trexx.pl; www.texx.pl
“Covebo Paintball” (Paintball, Quads, Off-road, Climbing wall,
Shooting-bow, Laser Game Sistem, Giant Football, Games
sumo, Gladiators, Diving, Glider flights, Flights paramotors);
covebo@op.pl; www.grupacovebo.pl; tel. 791185777
Zoological Garden (ZOO): 10 Spacerowa Street;
tel. 77 4564267, zoo@zoo.opole.pl
Open hours:
from 1 May 10.00 - 18.00
from 1 October 9.00 - 16.00
from 1 December 9.00 - 15.00
from 1 March 9.00 - 16.00
Mon- Fri
Sat, Sun, Holidays
Restaurants,
Canteens, Cafes
And Discos
7.
Traditional Polish cuisine:
Beetroot soup (barszcz)
Sour Rye soup (żurek)
Pork chop with potatoes and salad (schabowy z ziemniakami
i surówką)
Sauerkraut stew (bigos)
Dumplings filled with cottage cheese and potatoes /or with cabbage
and meat (pierogi z serem /lub z mięsem i kapustą)
Śląskie noodles (kluski śląskie)
Stuffed cabbage leaf (gołąbki)
Canteens:
Karczma Pod Czeremchą – 6 Żeromskiego Street
Kubuś – 19 1-go Maja Street, opening hours: Mon - Fri 8.30 - 17.00
Promyk – dinner costs only 8 zł (2,5 euro), free of charge delivery
in the area of Opole. Contact: 20 Małopolska Street,
opening hours: Mon - Fri: 10.00 - 17.00, Sat: 10.00 - 2.00
Quchnia – 14 Oleska Street, opening hours: Mon - Sat: 8.00 - 20.00,
Sun: 12.00 - 20.00. There you can eat inexpensive breakfast
and (takeaway) dinners
Refleks – 48 Krakowska Street (near the railway station)
Starówka – 19 Krakowska Street,
opening hours: Mon - Fri: 7.30 - 18.30, Sat: 8.00 - 15.30
Wyżerka – 2 Mikołajczyka Street, next to Mechanical Engineering
Faculty, opening hours: 10.00 - 17.00
Zefirek – 2 Hubala Street, opening hours: Mon - Fri:13.00 - 17.00
Bistro Bar – 1 Maja 2 Street, opening hours:
Mon - Fri: 10.00 - 21.00, Sat - Sun: 11.00 - 22.00
Restaurants, Pubs & Clubs:
Starka Restaurant 19 Ostrówek Str, www.restauracjastarka.pl
The best German and Austrian cuisine in the region. Worth trying
- knuckle of pork in bear or delicious mushroom soup plus original
German beers. Bavarian climate of that restaurant is additional
incentive to visit the place. Opening hours: Mon - Sun 12.00 - 24.00
Da Enzo 4b/8 Sosnkowskiego Street
If you want to try the best Italian food in the city you just can not
miss that place. Italian restaurant with real recipe of lasagne and
unique pizza oven. Opening hours: Mon - Sun 13.00 - 23.00
Kim-Lan 11-13 Krakowska Street (Town square)
Asian cuisine plus the place in the very centre of Opole town
square makes it very posh and popular. It is not a cheap food but
if you are an enthusiast of Chinese food you will not regret it.
Opening hours: Mon - Sun 11.00 - 22.00
Shang-Hai 2 Kołłątaja Street
Another Chinese restaurant with fabulous menu right from the China.
Opening hours: Mon - Sun 10.00 - 22.00
Sushi Bar Kaiseki 4 Ozimska Street,
The newest sushi bar in Opole, is a sensational novelty on our
food market. Probably the best sushi in the region.
Opening hours: Mon - Sat: 12.00 - 22.00, Sun: 12.00 - 21.00
Piramida 2a Barlickiego Street
The Egyptian look plus its famous international cuisine, worth
trying – Cheops Pyramid Set.
Opening hours: Mon - Thu 10:00 - 23:00, Fri - Sun 12:00 - 24:00.
The Sphinx 3/3 Kościuszki Street, www.sphinx.pl
The same food menu as in The Pyramid but different atmosphere
of Far East Culture. Opening hours: Mon - Sun 11:00 - 23:00.
Zagłoba 39 Krakowska Street, www.zagloba.pl
Extraordinary climate of Old Polish Manor takes you into the heart of
polish history and cuisine. Opening hours: Mon - Sun 12:00 - 2:00
restaurant
club
pub
karaoke
sporting events
Maska & Laboratorium 4 Rynek Street
In two halls you will find the pub and the restaurant&pub, which
serves some of the finest polish dishes in the heart of Opole, next to
Town Hall. Open every day from 10:00 until the last client.
Szara Willa 11 Oleska Street, www.szarawilla.pl
The complex called Szara Willa consists of hotel, bowling club, fitness
club and especially worth recommending are its restaurant and pub.
Its elegant interior together with European food makes you will never
forget that experience.
U Mnicha 10 Ozimska Street
Near the city centre you will savour your taste in original atmosphere
of that restaurant. Opening hours: Mon - Sun 10:00 - 22:00
Don Vito 32 Rynek Street; www.don-vito.pl
Guns hanging on the wall, “Sicilian message” as the name of one of
dishes and Don Corleone looking from the entrance door at customers
– all this can be found in “Don Vito” - Italian restaurant and pub in
a basement made in the style of Sicilian mob. Accessories from the
“Godfather” movie are truly worth seeing. Opening hours Mon - Sun
10:00 - 24:00.
Smaki Świata 2-6 Książąt Opolskich Street/Osmańczyka Street
Hungarian, Italian, Chineese and Polish cousine. Every day you can
find new delights and compose your favorite dish for only 2,68zł per
100g. Opening hours: Mon - Sun 11.00 - 20.00.
Zorba 1a Muzealna Street www.zorba.eopole.pl
Greek Zorba Tavern is a place specialized in dishes with delicious
gyros. Opening hours: Mon - Sat 10:00 - 3.00, Sun 11.00 - 23.00;
Warka 2-6 Książąt Opolskich/Osmańczyka Street
The place of a certain style and atmosphere of the original interior
of the nineteenth century cellars. The restaurant is spread over three
levels, with mysterious passages and nooks and thematic clippings
from newspapers that make up perfect character of the pub.
Great place to attend sporting events. The schedule available always
on: www.piwiarniawarka.opole.pl. Opening hours: Mon - Sat 15.00 2.00, Sun 13.00 - 24.00.
restaurant
club
pub
karaoke
sporting events
Greco 2-6 Książąt Opolskich Street;
Everything made in order to feel as in true Greek tavern. After a
meal, you can buy some products from which they prepare dishes,
in particular olive oil, balsamic vinegar, olives, dolamadakia, sea salt,
and many others. Opening hours: Sun - Thu 11.00 - 23.00, Fri - Sat
11.00- 24.00.
Złota Nić 13 Koraszewskiego Street; www.zlotanic.pl
Bewitching elegant interior, 184 seats on three storeys, prime taste
of dishes, nice and proffesional service, unusual combination of
traditional and exotic ingredients make this place super attractive and
not to be missed for an extraordinary culinary experience! Opening
hours: Every day from 12.00 - 24.00.
Yaskinia 45 Krakowska Street; www.yaskinia.pl,
Specialized in grilled dishes- steaks, shoarma, ribs but offer also
Italian-style pizza on thin dough and oven dishes such as potato
casserole or “zbójnicki” pie. Opening hours: Mon - Sun 10.00 - 24.00
Press Cafe Radiowa 8 Strzelców Bytomskich Street;
www.radiowa.opole.pl; Cafe Press Radio enjoys modern decor, but
match perfectly with the very interesting in the era of the Internet and
mp3 museum exhibits: audio recording device used by the Opole radio
operators in the last century and pre-war radios. There is no other such
publicly accessible collections in Opole! Opening hours: Sun - Thurs
10.00 - 24.00, Fri – Sat 10.00 - 2.00
Rynek 2 Rynek 2
A two-level restaurant decorated in industrial design. Very comfortable,
with a large dose of good music. On the premises are hung flat screen
TV, what makes it good place to attend sporting events. Speciality a large selection of drinks, wines and spirits from around the world.
Opening hours: Mon - Sun, 12.00 - 2.00
Melon Mały Rynek 17
Opening hours: Mon - Thurs, 10.00 - 24.00, Fri - Sun, 10.00 - 2.00;
www.melon-pub.pl
Highlander 3 Szpitalna Street. Open daily from 11.00
restaurant
club
pub
karaoke
sporting events
John Bull Rynek 1
Opening hours: Sun - Thurs 12.00 - 24.00, Fri - Sat 12.00 - 2.00
Pub Ostrówek 1 Ostrówek Street.
Opening hours: Every day from 14.00
Aquarium 145 Franciszkańska Street
www.aqarium.opole.pl; Sundays - Karaoke; Entrance: 3 - 15zł
Open daily from 19.00 - 5.00
U Papy Musioła 4 Zamkowa Street
www.upapymusiola.pl; Entrance: 3 - 15zł
Cina Club 55 Katowicka Street
Entrance: 3-10 zł. Opening hours: 20.00 - 4.30
Drake Club 42 Grunwaldzka Street
www.drakeclub.pl; Thursdays - Karaoke; Entrance: 5 - 10zł
Rampa 48 Krakowska Street
www.rampaklub.pl; Thursdays – Karaoke; Open from 21.00,
Entrance 7 - 20zł
Senso Dance Club 9 Armii Krajowej Street
www.sensoclub.pl; Entrance: 10 – 15 zł Open: Wed – Sat, from 21.00
restaurant
club
pub
karaoke
sporting events
Pizza restaurants
Pizza restaurants in Opole offer their clients delicious pizzas, which may
be delivered on demand in the area of the city. All the necessary
information (location, opening hours, contact data and promotions)
may found on the website: www.pizzerie.opole.pl
One type of food bars
Grabówka (pancakes), 2 Mozarta Street (Młynówka Canal)
It is probably the most famous place in Opole, fabulous pancakes
with different fillings, you just can’t miss it.
Opening hours: Mon-Fri: 10.00 – 20.00, Sat - Sun: 11.00 – 18.00
Pierożek (dumplings), 6 Kołłątaja Street, 6 Sosnkowskiego Street
The best polish dumplings in Opole are served in those two tiny bars.
Cafés
Dolce Vita, 33 Krakowska Street www.dolcevita.opole.pl, Located in the
center of Opole, it is one of the busiest places on Krakowska. Many tourists
visit this café and taste the wonderful original Italian ice-creams. However
it is hard to decide whether you like to drink remarkable ice-coffee or try
Italian tiramisu. Dolce Vita offers unforgettable experience
of wonderful tastes. Opening hours: Mon-Sun 10.00 – 22.00
Café house “Pożegnanie z Afryką”, 22 Książąt Opolskich Str, www.
pozegnanie.com
Extraordinary climate of this place takes you to the heart of real café house.
Drink and relish the fantastic tastes of coffee from all over the world.
Ground of espresso, whatever you like. Plus a little shop with coffee
accessories. Worth tasting – cheese cake with hot chocolate on the top.
Opening hours: Mon-Sun 10.00 – 21.00
Cake Shop “Europa”, 7-8 Plac Wolności
The best polish cakes in the whole city. Original atmosphere of baroque manor
with sensational polish doughnuts. Opening hours: Mon-Sun 9.00 – 21.00
‘Kawiarnia pod Arkadami’, 26 Rynek Street, www.podarkadami.pl
Intimate atmosphere of that cafe plus a wide range of coffee, cakes and
desserts makes it worth visiting. Opening hours: Mon-Sun 10.00-2.00
Café Il Bacio, 12 Krakowska Street
The best place to taste wonderful ice-creams and original Italian coffee.
Opening hours: Mon-Sun 10.00-21.00
Book a Coffee, 12 Czaplaka Street, www.bookacoffee.pl
Location near Opole University Campus, free Wi-Fi access, two comfortable
sofa beds, tasty strong coffee and wide range of homemade cakes
in a competitive prices makes this place full of students all day long.
Opening hours: Mon-Sun 7.00 - 20.30
Kofeina, 31/1a Kościuszki Street, kofeinaopole.blogspot.com
Freshly roasted espresso coffee, cappuccino and other coffee beverages
and chocolates, fresh juices, cakes and snacks. Free Wi–Fi access. Opening
hours: Mon – Fri 8:00 - 22:00, Sat 10.00 – 22.00, Sun 13.00 - 20.00
Cultural
Life
8.
Jan Kochanowski Theatre
12 Plac Teatralny Street, www.teatrkochanowski.art.pl
The dramatic theatre of Opole shows especially Polish classics
but is also presenting the new forms of expression from all
around the Europe. Every year theatre arranges six premieres.
The stage of Jan Kochanowski Theatre brings closer the most
classic dramas of European writers.
The Alojzy Smolka Theatre of Drama and Puppetry
1A Kośnego Street
The theatre was founded in 1937. Every year the theatre holds
4 premieres and about 300 performances. It has taken part in
many prestigious theatrical festivals all around the Europe. The
theatre is mainly designed for children but not only.
Contemporary Art Gallery (next to the J.Kochanowski
Theatre)
12 Plac Teatralny Street
The gallery is an organization which popularizes Polish as
well as European artists. Moreover, it gives a chance to
Silesian artists, especially those from University of Opole.
Contemporary Art Gallery organizes the exhibition with the
cooperation of National Geographic and World Press Photo. The
Autumn Salon is a prominent presentation of artists belonging
to Opole fine arts circle.
Opening hours: Mon-Fr 10:00 – 18:00,
Sat – Sun 11.00 – 16.00
The Jan Elsner Philharmonic Hall
24 Krakowska Street; www.filharmonia.opole.pl
The Philhamonic Hall is an institution of over 50 year tradition.
The concert hall can seat 400 audiences. It offers regular
symphonic concerts, chamber orchestra concert, recitals plus
occasional musical events.
Helios Cinema
1 Kopernika Street
Visit the biggest cinema in the region and feel as if you were in
the centre of Hollywood. The cinema offers the most popular
movies of the season as well as the Thursday’s sessions of
Independent Movie. Opening hours: since the early morning up
to the late hours.
Cost of a ticket: 14PLN-20PLN
9.
Calendar
Of Cultural Events
January, February
The Carnival Ball in the Gallery of Modern Art
March
Easter Fair – The Opole Rural Museum – Bierkowice
The days of Passion Music
Opole Theatre Festival “Polish Classics” – Jan Kochanowski
Theatre
April
International Percussion Festival – Philharmonic
Days of Opole
National Festival of Independent Films – “Opolskie Lamy”
International Exhibition of Pedigree Dogs
Spring Fair of Construction and Building Material and Device
May
The Days of Europe
The Students’ Cultural Spring – Piastonalia
The International Tourism Fairs
June
The National Festival of Polish Songs
Opole Street Basketball Championships
Parade of Street Theatres
July
Easter Fair – The Opole Rural Museum – Bierkowice
The days of Passion Music
Opole Theatre Festival “Polish Classics” – Jan Kochanowski
Theatre
August
Days of Opole
September
The Days of Europe
October
The National Festival of Polish Songs
Opole Street Basketball Championships
Parade of Street Theatres
November
Days of Opole
December
The Days of Europe
Traveling
Around
10.
If you plan to rest and visit some interesting places, Poland
is a perfect country for you! In the north there is the Baltic
Sea with vibrant resorts, such as Gdańsk, Gdynia, Sopot or
Szczecin, where you can sunbath on the sandy beaches, explore
the sea or take a stroll in one of the tourist-tailored cities. The
landscape of the southern Poland consists of mountain ranges:
Tatry, Bieszczady and Pieniny. Both in the north and south there
are impressing lakes where one can sail or rent a waterbike or
a canoe. Poland can also boast of some ancient monuments and
castles spread over its territory. Below, there is enclosed some
brief description of the most interesting places.
Cracow and Wieliczka – Wieliczka is a salt mine near Cracow
and the only one in the world that has been working for 700
years! There you can see some stunning chambers and places
where salt is extracted. Cracow, on the other hand, is the
historic city. Its monuments and churches are impressive and
attract tourists both from Poland and abroad. It is a great fun to
have a ride around the square in of the hackney coaches.
Zakopane – the most famous resort in Poland where one can
enjoy both summer and winter holidays. The city is located
in the highest mountains in Poland, about 100 km south to
Crakow. It is famous for its fabulous skiing conditions, beautiful
views, tourist attractions and regional culture. If you are lucky,
you may meet highlanders wearing colourful folk costumes and
singing their traditional songs.
Warsaw – the capital of Poland. It can boast of numerous
monuments and sculptures, such as the Royal Castle and the
Column of King Zygmunt III Vasa at the Castle Square.
Bieszczady Mountains and Solińskie Lake – located in the
north-eastern Poland are the paradise for water and mountain
fans. There one can swim or sail on the clear water, breath fresh
air and climb the mountains... Perfect!
The Błędowska Desert – it may be quite a surprise for
foreigners that in Poland there is a desert, but it is true! It’s
8 kilometres long and 4 kilometres wide and it is located near
Olkusz.
The Moszna Castle – an amazing Disney-like castle located in
the vicinity of Opole. It dates back to the middle of 18th century.
The castle, in an unchanged outside form has survived until now
and its unusual architecture rouses common interest. Visit the
castle to find out about the history and count its 99 towers!
Famous
Poles
11.
Poland is a motherland of many prominent people. Here is the
list of most important ones:
Karol Wojtyła who became the Pope John Paul II
Men of Literature:
Adam Mickiewicz (the leading poet of Polish Romanticism)
Jan Kochanowski (the father of Polish poetry)
Ryszard Kapuściński (journalist, writer, war reporter known
all over the world)
Stanisław Lem (fantasy books writer)
Men of sport:
Adam Małysz (ski jumper)
Robert Kubica (racing driver)
Otylia Jędrzejczak (swimmer)
Men of Art:
Czesław Niemen (singer)
Jan Matejko (painter, author of „Bitwa pod Racławicami”
painting)
Andrzej Wajda (leading Polish film director)
Roman Polański (director of such films as: Rosemary’s Baby,
The Pianist, Oliver Twist, the Ninth Gate)
Fryderyk Chopin (pianist of the Romantic period)
Man of Science:
Mikołaj Kopernik (an astronomer who discovered that Sun
is in the centre of universe)
Polish laureates of Nobel Prize
Henryk Sienkiewicz (Literature)
Władyslaw Reymont (Literature)
Czesław Miłosz (Literature)
Wisława Szymborska (Literature)
Maria Skłodowska-Curie (Chemistry)
Lech Wałęsa (Peace)
Practical
Info
12.
Weather
Opole is located in the south-west of Poland. The climate in this
part of the country is mild. The summer usually starts in June,
but since late April it is warm and sunny. Until the late of
September
it is fine weather. The winter starts in December and lasts until
the early days of March. Approximate temperature
in winter: -15C up to 5C, in summer: 20C up to 32C.
Currency
In Poland one has to pay in Polish currency, ZŁOTY, so you have
to exchange your money already at the airport. Do not exchange
too much because the rate at the airport might not be good.
Usually 1EUR=3,90 PLN (złoty).
Official holidays in Poland:
In those days the banks, most of the shops and institution are
closed.
1st of January – New Year’s Day
April – Easter Monday
1st of May – Labour Day
3rd of May – Constitution Day
usually at the beginning of June – Corpus Christi Day
15th of September – Assumption of the Holy Virgin
1st of November – All Saint’s Day
11th of November – Independence Day
25th of December – Christmas Day
26th of December – Boxing Day
Mobile Phone
Mobile Phone operators on Polish market: Orange, Era, Heyah, Plus,
Play, MobilKing.
In order to have a Polish mobile number, you should buy the ‘starter’
card of one of the mobile providers. These are located around the city
centre or in major shopping centers. There, and also in kiosks you can
buy the pre-paid card to charge your phone. The time of validity of a
card depends of the price (the more expensive the more days valid).
It is also cheaper to contact a person that has a number of the same
operator, for example Orange with Orange etc.
The operators inform the clients about promotions via SMS. It is usually
cost- effective to take the opportunity. The SMS are in Polish so you
may ask a Polish friend to help you in translation.
Internet cafés in Opole
Huckers Club, 7 Ściegiennego Street, tel. 077 4531578
Matryca, 7 Kośnego Street, tel. 077 4530915
Virtual Cafe S.C., 11 Szarych Szeregów Street, tel. 077 4561578
Cent, 14-16 Ozimska Street, lokal 314, tel. 077 4548751
Genesis, 8-12 Niedziałkowskiego Street, tel. 077 4417732
Pl@net, 34 Szarych Szeregów Street
Quchnia, canteen, Oleska Street (free Internet and Wi-Fi)
Book a coffee, 2 Czaplaka Street (Wi-Fi)
Yaskinia, restaurant/pub; 45 Krakowska Street; (Wi-Fi)
Kofeina, 31/1a Kościuszki Street (Wi-Fi)
Free wi-fi access at OUTech
the main building of Opole University of Technology (Mechanical
Engineering Faculty), 5 Mikołajczyka Street
Faculty of Education in Technology and Informatics, 7 Luboszycka Street
Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Informatics,
31 Sosnkowskiego Street
Faculty of Management and Production Engineering, 4 Waryńskiego Street
Faculty of Civil Engineering, 48 Katowicka Street (only in the reading room
of the library)
Shops and shopping centers:
Biedronka Shop (in the vicinity of Sokrates and all around Opole),
140 Wiejska Street
A discount store. Competitive prices and a broad range of products. Opening
hours: Mon-Fr 8.00-21.00, Sat–Sun 9.00-18.00
Supermarket Real (in the vicinity of Sokrates), 16 Sosnkowskiego Street
Apart from a large supermarket where one can find: currency exchange
office, post office, laundry, offices of polish mobile operators as well as a cake
shop. Opening hours: Mon–Sun 8.00 until 21.00
Supermarket Tesco (in the vicinity of Sokrates), 19 Ozimska Street
New Tesco Gallery. Supermarket and small shops around it such
as clothes shop Monnari, shoes store Deichmann and jewelry store.
Tesco :open – every day - round the clock
Other shops: open 9.00-21.00
Opolanin Gallery, 13 Plac Teatralny
Three floors of different stores. Ground floor: pharmacy, laundry plus
solarium. First floor: supermarket Tesco. Second floor: sport stores,
clothes store, shoes shop and more. Open – everyday 9.00–21.00
Shopping Centre Karolinka, 170 Wrocławska Street
Supermarket Real plus 100 small shops and boutiques. Opening hours:
Mon-Sat 9.00-21.00, Sun 9.00-20.00
Arkadia Gallery, 45/46Krakowska Street, Shopping centre with Empik
(bookshop), Superpharm (pharmacy) and Smyk (shop for children).
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 9.00-19.00, Sat-Sun 11.00-16.00
Shopping Centre Solaris A three-storey shopping center located on
16 Kopernika Square. With 86 shops, cafes and restaurants, one can be
spoilt for choice! Opening hours: Mon-Sat 9.00-21.00, Sun 10.00-20.00
Cost of living in Opole
Opole is a specific town, as the center of Lower Silesia the town is not
an inexpensive place to live, as many tourists especially from Germany
visit Opole each year, therefore prices are higher than in other parts of
Silesia. Still, not as high as in the capital and other major cities.
1 Euro-3.85 PLN (zł)
1 $-2.90 PLN
1₤-4.30 PLN
Bread–3zł
Butter–3,5 zł
Milk–2 zł
Cream–1,5 zł
Cottage
Cheese–2,5 zł
Cheese–4 zł150g
Ham–2 zł/100g
Tomato–4 zł/kg
Red Pepper–6 zł /kg
Sugar–3 zł/kg
Flour–2,5 zł/kg
Salt–1 zł/kg
Beer–3 zł/per can
Cigarettes–10 zł
Hairdresser:
hair cut 40–60 zł,
hair–dying 60-120 zł
Barber: 10-25 zł
List of currency exchange offices
Most of the currency exchange offices are open
from Monday to Friday 9.00-17.00
16 Sosnkowskiego Street (in the supermarket Real)
The corner of Żeromskiego and Grunwaldzka Streets (in front of Helios cinema)
13 Plac Teatralny Street (in Opolanin Gallery)
45 Krakowska Street (in Arkadia Gallery)
Currency Exchange points in the banks listed below:
CITI Bank, 29 1-go Maja Street
ING Bank, 2 Zwierzyniecka Street (in the center of Opole)
Narodowy Bank Polski (National Bank of Poland), 2 B Damrota Cashpoints in Opole:
BZWBK , 6 Ozimska Street
BZWBK ,4 Spychalskiego Street
BZWBK ,17 Grota-Roweckiego Street
BZWBK ,1 Maja Street
CITI ,1 Krakowska Street
EURONET, 18 Szewska Street - Oddział Banku - Lukas Bank
EURONET, 7-11 Kościuszki Street
EURONET, 16 Sosnkowskiego Street - Supermarket ‘Real’
PEKAO-SA Opole, 5 Mikołajczyka Street – University of Technology
PEKAO-SA Opole, Rynek – Town Hall - Urząd Miejski
PEKAO-SA Opole, 14 Wiejska Street - Supermarket Castorama
PEKAO-SA Opole, 4a Sosnkowskiego Street
Kredyt Bank S.A., 6 Sosnkowskiego Street
ING Bank Śąski, 6 Sosnkowskiego Street
‘Round the clock’ pharmacies:
“Aleja Witosa” 2 Tarnopolska Street
“Całodobowa” 19 Ozimska Street
“Na dobre i na złe” 44 Krakowska Street
“Na Rondzie” 48 Książąt Opolskich Street
Polish National Post Office
Main headquarters is open round the clock:
46 Krakowska Street (next to the Railway Station)
http://www.poczta-polska.pl
In case of Emergancy
Mobile phone emergency number:112
Ambulance: 999
Fire Brigade: 998
Police: 997
Hospitals
26 Witosa Street
64 Katowicka Street
Health centre
ZWM Malinka”, 72 Szarych Szeregów Street
Useful
Expressions
13.
Greetings
Hello, Hi – cześć
Good morning, Good afternoon – dzień dobry
Good evening – dobry wieczór
Goodnight – dobranoc
Goodbye – do widzenia
See you – do zobaczenia
Courtesy words
How are you? – Jak się masz?
Welcome – witaj
Thank you – dziękuję
Excuse me, Pardon me – przepraszam
I’m sorry – przepraszam
Please – proszę
You’re welcome – nie ma za co
Other useful expressions
Yes – tak
No – nie
When? – kiedy?
Where? – gdzie?
Who? – kto?
Why? – dlaczego?
How much...? – ile?
Where is…? – gdzie jest?
Numbers
0 – zero
1 – jeden
2 – dwa
3 – trzy
4 – cztery
5 – pięć
6 – sześć
7 – siedem
8 – osiem
9 – dziewięć
10 – dziesięć
100 – sto
1000 – tysiąc
Days of the week
Monday – poniedziałek
Tuesday – wtorek
Wednesday – środa
Thursday –czwartek
Friday –piątek
Saturday – sobota
Sunday –niedziela
14.
CONTACT
INFORMATION
OPOLE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY
International Relations Office
ul. S. Mikołajczyka 5
45-271 Opole
POLAND
tel: (48 77) 400 63 15 fax: (48 77) 455 63 49
e-mail: iro@po.opole.pl
www.iro.po.opole.pl
Joanna Boguniewicz-Zabłocka PhD Eng.
Head of the Office
tel. (+48 77) 400 61 53 e-mail: j.boguniewicz@po.opole.pl
Małgorzata Głuszek M.A.
Erasmus LLP Insitutional Coordinator
tel. (+48 77) 400 62 99 e-mail: m.gluszek@po.opole.pl
Anna Witelus M.A.
Erasmus Outgoing Student Advisor
tel. (+48 77) 400 63 15 e-mail: a.witelus@po.opole.pl
Elżbieta Cieślak M.Sc.
Erasmus Incoming Students Advisor
tel. (+48 77) 400 63 15 e-mail: e.cieslak@po.opole.pl
Piotr Kokorczak M.A.
Erasmus Practical Placements
tel. (+48 77) 400 62 99 e-mail: p.kokorczak@po.opole.pl
References
and recommended links:
More info about Opole:
http://www.24opole.pl/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opole
http://www.opole.pl/en/
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Opole
Everyday weather in Opole:
http://www.polish.wunderground.com/global/stations/12530.html
General info about Poland:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poland
http://www.poland.pl/
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/country_profiles/1054681.stm
http://www.poland.com/
http://www.favore.pl/22487_stolowka-promyk-obiady-8-zl-dowozgratis-opole-opolskie.html/
http://grzegorj.w.interia.pl/gram/ipa.html
http://www.newpoland.com/famous_poles.htm
http://www.nicepoland.com/
http://www.4hotele.com/
http://www.hoteltravel.com/poland/guides/transport.htm
Maria Cichoń-Bitka, 2004 “Moszna. Zamek i azalie”
E UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY
ECHNIKA
OPOLSKA
Politechnika
Opolska
o.po.opole.pl
www.iro.po.opole.pl
: iro@po.opole.pl
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2.Electrical Engineering Automatic Control and Informatics;
The Main Library
3.Civil Engineering
4.Physical Education and Physiotherapy; II Campus
5.Management and Production Engineering
6.Education in Technology and Informatics
7.SOKRATES Student Residence Hall
8.Pryzma, Zygzak and Zaścianek Student Residence Halls;
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Opole University of Technology

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