Conference Venue

Conference will take place at the Jožef Stefan Institute (JSI), Jamova cesta 39, Ljubljana in the Main Lecture Hall located at the main building.

Traveling to Ljubljana

When traveling by airplane

The Ljubljana airport - Letališče Jožeta Pučnika is 23 km (approx. 30 minutes) outside of capital Ljubljana. You can reach Ljubljana by:

• Taxi with the rides ranging between 35 - 50 €. Website: https://www.lju-airport.si/en/
• Several shuttle services are also available, they tend to charge from 15 € (for shared) to 50 € (for individual transport) to city center. Example: GoOpti airport transfer (https://www.goopti.com/en/).
• Bus - there is a regular bus connection to the Ljubljana main bus station (once per hour, the last bus at 8 p.m.). The one-way tickets are about 4 €.

From Trieste airport to Ljubljana is around 120 km. You can travel to Ljubljana twice a day by train, bus, car or shuttle. Bus will cost you around 30 € and almost 2 hours, driving with rent a car or shuttle will be 1,15 hours long and will cost between 30 and 100 € (depends of the car). Website: https://triesteairport.it/en/

There are 4 ways to get from Klagenfurt Airport to Ljubljana (130 km): by bus, train, rent a car or shuttle. Bus will take you around 4 hours and costs between 11 - 16 €, shuttle will cost you between 10 - 140 € and around 1,5 hours, same as rent a car. Train cost around 45 €, but is not fastest then bus. Website: https://airport-klagenfurt.at/en/home, https://www.rome2rio.com/s/Klagenfurt-Airport-KLU/Ljubljana

You can come from Zagreb's airport to Ljubljana (140 km) by car, bus, taxi / rent-a-car or car sharing. Website: https://www.zagreb-airport.hr/en/passengers/to-from-the-airport/35

Check also the GoOpti shuttle bus transport options for other routes and airports: https://www.goopti.com/en/

When traveling by train

The railway station is situated in the centre of the town. You can get from there to Jožef Stefan Institute by taxi (it costs about 10 €) or by local buses (see below). To get train information you can call the free number: 080 81 11 or - if calling from abroad: +386 1 29 13 331. Website: https://potniski.sz.si/en/

When traveling by international bus

Long-distance buses stop at the central bus station that is situated in the center of the town in front of the Railway station. It is possible to travel from there to Jožef Stefan Institute by taxi (it costs about 10 €) or by local buses (see below). To get bus information you can call 1991 - INFO center, operating from MON - FRI: 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM; SAT, SUN and holidays: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM. Website: https://www.ap-ljubljana.si/en

How to get to Jozef Stefan Institute

Using local buses

In Ljubljana the local transportation is performed by busses (Ljubljanski Potniški Promet - LPP). The fee of 1.30 € can be paid directly on the bus (cards only, Apple pay, Google pay). Urbana city card can also be used. Urbana mobile app is available on Google Play Store and Apple App Store (payments for the bus tickets can be made via the app).

City bus lines 1 and 6 stop near the JSI:

• For bus line 1 (Vižmarje - Mestni Log) get off at the stop "Jadranska", which is directly in front of the entrance to JSI.
• For bus line 6 (Črnuče - Dolgi most) get off at the stop "Trzaska". JSI is approximately 200 m along the Jadranska ulica.

Websites: https://www.lpp.si/en and https://urbana.jhl.si/en

On foot or by BicikeLJ (self-service bike rental):

From the city center of Ljubljana to Jožef Stefan Institute you can also come by foot or bike. It is an approx. 25 minutes long walk or up to 15 minutes long ride. Subscription to BicikeLJ costs 1 € for a week and 3 € for a year. Detailed directions depending on the direction that you are coming from, can be found on sites such as Google maps, Travelmath, etc. Website: https://www.bicikelj.si/en/home

Staying in Ljubljana

You can find all hotels in the center of Ljubljana here and make booking directly in the hotel or via website: https://www.booking.com/

About Ljubljana

Ljubljana is the capital and largest city of Slovenia, known for its rich history, vibrant cultural scene, and green spaces. Here's a brief guide to this charming city:

• Ljubljana Castle: Perched on a hill overlooking the city, Ljubljana Castle is a medieval fortress with a history dating back over 900 years. It's a symbol of the city and offers panoramic views, historical exhibitions, and cultural events.
• Tromostovje (Triple Bridge): Designed by the famous architect Jože Plečnik, the Triple Bridge is one of Ljubljana's most recognizable landmarks. It consists of three picturesque bridges spanning the Ljubljanica River, connecting the historic city center on one side with the modern market and the rest of the city on the other.
• Ljubljanica River: The river is the heart of the city, with cafes, restaurants, and pathways lining its banks. It's perfect for a leisurely stroll or a boat ride to see the city from a different perspective.
• Prešeren Square: This central square is a common meeting point and hosts many public events and festivities. It's surrounded by notable buildings and the Franciscan Church of the Annunciation.
• Tivoli Park: The largest park in Ljubljana, Tivoli offers a tranquil escape with its green lawns, forests, and flower beds. It's great for walking, jogging, or just enjoying a bit of nature.
• Central Market: Designed by Plečnik, the central market is a vibrant spot to experience local life and cuisine. You can find a range of fresh produce, local delicacies, and handicrafts.
• Museums and Galleries: Ljubljana is home to numerous museums and galleries showcasing Slovenian history, art, and culture, including the National Museum of Slovenia, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Ljubljana City Museum.
• Culinary Scene: The city offers a blend of traditional Slovenian dishes alongside international cuisine. Don't miss trying local specialties like Carniolan sausage, potica, and štruklji.

Read more at: https://www.visitljubljana.com/en/visitors/ and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ljubljana