Ljubljana

Ljubljana is the capital and the main political, economic, and cultural center of Slovenia. Located in central Europe at the easternmost tip of the Alps and an hour’s drive from the Adriatic sea, the city has been inhabited since prehistoric times and many remains of the Roman Emona can be seen while strolling in the streets. The modern Ljubljana bears a strong stamp of the architecture of Jože Plečnik. With the largest university nationwide and many institutes, Ljubljana is also an important research hub known, e.g., for its tradition in liquid-crystals science and soft condensed matter physics in general.

Internet: A wireless internet connection is available in Cankarjev dom. The name of the network is CD_GUEST. No login or password is required.

The lecture halls are not equipped with individual power sockets, so make sure your laptops are charged.

All pictures © Turizem Ljubljana. Pictures by B. Cvetkovič, B. Gradnik, N. Hötzl, B. Jakše and S. Jeršič, R. Kruh, G. Murn, S. Rančov, M. Štojs (Mostphotos), and D. Wedam.

Congress Center

The 10th Liquid Matter Conference will be held at the Cankarjev dom Cultural and Congress Centre, Prešernova 10, Ljubljana, located in the very center of the city next to the National Parliament, the headquarters of the Nova Ljubljanska banka, and the Maxi department store.

Lunch Options

Below please find a map with restaurants within walking distance of the Congress Center. The map is also available on this link.