The Ljubljana airport at Brnik is about 20 km North-West from the center of Ljubljana. It has fairly good connections with other European airports (Frankfurt, Munich, London, Zurich, Copenhagen, Paris, etc.) and is by Adria, the national Slovenian air carrier, as well as number of other major European airlines. In addition, some other airports are relatively near (Trieste-Ronchi, Zagreb, Klagenfurt).
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Location of FRI in Ljubljana
FRI is located in the South-West of Ljubljana within walkingdistance of most hotels in the center of Ljubljana. To reach the Faculty from the center take bus lines 1 (direction "Mestni log") or 6 (direction "Dolgi most"). See the figure below for the street map. When arriving by passenger car, notice that the car entrance is from Jamova cesta.
Detailed map of Ljubljana – the location of the Faculty is indicated by the highlighted yellow square
Location of FRI on Tržaška 25 in Ljubljana.
Location of FRI on Jadranska street 21 in Ljubljana.
To reach FRI by city bus use line No. 1 or No. 6 from the main bus/railway station
By Passenger Car
Ljubljana is connected to all neighbouring countries with a good road system and visitors should not encounter problems on their trip.
Map of Slovenia with major roads leading to and from Ljubljana
Ljubljana - the Faculty is located within the highlighted area
Parking lot next to the Faculty is reachable from the Jamova street.
By Air and Rail
Via Austria: By plane to Vienna, Graz or Klagenfurt airport and by train or car to Ljubljana (direct trains go twice daily on weekdays).
Via Germany: By plane to Munich and by train or car to Ljubljana (a direct train goes once every day).
Via Croatia: By plane to Zagreb and by train or car to LjubljanaVia Italy: By plane to Venice or Trieste and by train or car to Ljubljana.
By Rail
Ljubljana has good railway links with Austria (Vienna, Klagenfurt,
Graz), Germany (Munich), Croatia (Zagreb, Rijeka), Hungary (Budapest)
and Italy (Trieste). The above mentioned cities have good international
connections with all of the large European cities. Traveling to
Slovenia by rail from places further afield, is of course less
comfortable and notnecessarily cheaper than air travel.