The official language at CEEC-TAC3 is English. Which is located close to the historic centre and in the modern one. By train, bus or car, it may be easily reached from all other Eastern, Central and Western European states: France, Italy, Switzerland, Austria, Germany, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia.įaculty of Chemistry and Chemical Technology of the University of Ljubljana will host the 4-day meeting, A huge number of connecting flights with line companies or low-cost ones are available. Airports from: Venice/Treviso (Italy), Trieste (Italy), Viena (Austria), Graz (Austria), Linz (Austria), Pula (Croatia), Zagreb (Croatia), Rijeka (Croatia), Maribor (Slovenia), Bratislava (Slovakia) or Budapest (Hungary) are also feasible destinations reasonably close to Ljubljana. Located near the village of Brnik, 24 km northwest of Ljubljana and many companies fly directly to it. Since 2006, a funicular has linked the city center to the castle atop the hill.įor more details, you can visit Ljubljana on Wikipedia. Cultural events and weddings also take place there. The castle was built in the 12 th century and was a residence of the Margraves, later the Dukes of Carniola.

The area surrounding today's castle has been continuously inhabited since 1200 BC. While Thonet rebuilt, rebranded and expanded in the United States and elsewhere after World War II, J. It is a medieval castle with Romanesque, Gothic, and Renaissance architectural elements, located at the summit of the Castle Hill that dominates the city center. The new conglomerate went on to produce examples of its bentwood furniture in keeping with the modern style of the Vienna Secession.

Ljubljana Castle (Ljubljanski grad) is probably the most important attraction of the town. After the quake in 1895, it was once again rebuilt, this time in the Vienna Secession style, which today is juxtaposed against the earlier Baroque style buildings that remain. After the 1511 earthquake, it was rebuilt in the Baroque style following Italian, particularly Venetian, models. Despite the appearance of large buildings, especially at the city's edge, Ljubljana's historic center remains intact.Īlthough the oldest architecture has been preserved from the Roman period, Ljubljana's downtown got its outline in the Middle Ages. The city architecture is a mix of styles.

Ljubljana is situated some 140 km west of Zagreb, 520 km northwest of Belgrade, 250 km east of Venice, 350 km southwest of Vienna and 400 km southwest of Budapest. Ljubljana has a population of about 283,000 people, distributed over a city municipality area of 165 km 2. It is now the cultural, educational, economic, political and administrative center of Slovenia, independent since 1991. Located in the middle of a trade route between the northern Adriatic Sea and the Danube region, Ljubljana is the largest city of Slovenia and also its capital. The Central and Eastern European Committee for Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry invites you to participate at its third conference (CEEC-TAC3) which willīe held between 25 th and 28 th of August 2015 in Ljubljana, Slovenia.

Vienna secession rebuilt