HTML Code CreatorBy plane: Ljubljana is best served by the Ljubljana Airport, with daily connections to many European cities. Other airports in the area include Trieste Airport, Italy (125 km to Ljubljana); Venice Airport, Italy (230 km to Ljubljana); Klagenfurt Airport, Austria (120 km to Ljubljana); Zagreb Airport, Croatia (150 km to Ljubljana).
We recommend using one of the following shuttle services for transportation between Ljubljana and nearby airports (incl. Ljubljana's airport) and cities:
- GoOpti
- Connecto
- Airtrail Slovenia
which enable you to book adaptable low-cost transfers to airports and cities. Book a few days in advance!
By train: Ljubljana is a regional railroad junction and can be reached by train from all large European cities. For more information, visit the DB TravelService.
By car: Use highways A1 and A2 to drive to Ljubljana from Austria (Klagenfurt 83 km, Vienna 380 km), Italy (Trieste 95 km, Venice 242 km), Croatia (Zagreb 116 km), or Germany (Munich 408 km).
The conference venue and the booked hotel for the invited speakers are within walking distance. If you would like to go around by other means of transport, we recommend a public bus or taxi.
Some taxi options:
Price: Starting fee: 1,96 € + 1,09 €/km
Phone numbers:
+386 80 11 17
+386 1 511 23 14
+386 31 49 22 99
E-mail: info@city-taxi.si
Price: Starting fee: 1,95 € + 1,09 €/km
Phone numbers:
+386 80 11 90
+386 1 511 23 14
+386 41 24 02 00
E-mail: info@taximetro.si
Price: Starting fee: 2,00 € + 1,50 €/km
Phone numbers:
+386 1 23 49 000
+386 31 23 40 00
E-mail: info@taxi-ljubljana.si
IMPORTANT: We recommend booking an airport shuttle online or calling provided taxi numbers. Fees are lower when you order a taxi by phone. In any case, it is advisable to inquire about the price before transport. Some taxi drivers charge almost double, so it is better to check the price before you start driving to avoid unexpected situations.
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Slovenia is a member of the Schengen area, and for citizens of many countries, a valid passport (or personal identity card for residents of the EU) is sufficient to enter Slovenia. Participants are advised to check visa requirements at the nearest Slovenian embassy or consulate. Information on visas and addresses of Slovenian embassies is available on the website of the Slovenian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Participants who need a visa to enter Slovenia have to request a Letter of Guarantee, which will be prepared by the Organizing Committee. The visa cannot be obtained without a Letter of Guarantee, which is intended to facilitate the participant’s visa arrangements only and does not imply the provision of any financial or other support. In case you apply for a visa at any Slovenian embassy, please fill out this form completely in order to arrange a Letter of Guarantee and fax it to +386 1 24 17 296 or send it attached in an email to registration@cd-cc.si at least one month before the arrival. The organizer is authorized to demand payment of the registration fee before the visa procedure starts. Please note that all costs are to be covered by the participant (verification tax and DHL post costs if needed).
Slovenia is located in the Central European time zone (CET/CEST), which covers most of Western/Central Continental Europe, except for the British Isles and Portugal.
The national emergency number is 112.
The official currency is the euro (€).
The power supply is 230 V, 50 Hz, Type F ("Schuko") plugs.
Tap water is safe to drink.
Health insurance: European Economic Area nationals and Swiss nationals should obtain, and bring with them, their European Health Insurance Card. All other nationals are advised to arrange appropriate health insurance coverage for their stay in Slovenia.
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