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VIVO D125
Contacts Dunajska cesta 125 1000 Ljubljana Ljubljana Phone: + 386 (0)1 54 61 657 E-mail: [email protected] POI konference: http://www.d125.si/ Capacities Sobe 2 Gledališče 400 Banquet 320 Recepcija 550 Conference rooms Hall II Gledališče 400 Učilnica - Recepcija 550 Višina stropa 320 Velikost prostora 550 Višina stropa 0 Hall 1 Gledališče 400 Učilnica - Recepcija 550 Višina stropa 320 Velikost prostora 550 Višina stropa 0 Tloris (52 KB)
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Poslovna stavba TR/3
Contacts Trg republike 3 1000 Ljubljana Ljubljana Phone: +386(0)1 300 1416; +386(0)41 661 544 E-mail: [email protected] Capacities Sobe 1 Velikost površine 224 Gledališče 200 Učilnica 150 Recepcija 360 Conference rooms TR/3 Conference Hall The recaption capacity combines the hall with foyer. Gledališče 200 Učilnica 150 Recepcija 360 Višina stropa - Velikost prostora 224 Višina stropa 5.3
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Cekin Mansion: National Museum of Contemporary History
The Baroque highlight of this building, on its first floor, is a ceremonial hall beautifully fully adorned by wall paintings and two decorative stoves. The Knights’ Hall is suitable for a variety of events – from lectures and press conferences to presentations and social functions, including seated dinners.
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Vurnik House
The staircase hall on the first and second floors is decorated with stained glass windows depicting geometric motifs. The building's fasade frescoes and interior wall paintings are the work of the architect Vurnik's Viennese-born wife Helena, who had taken part in her husband's research and design of distinctive Slovenian architecture.
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The new main bronze door was created in 1996 by sculptor Tone Demšar to mark 1250 years of Christianity in our country and in honour of the Pope’s visit to Ljubljana, while sculptor Mirsad Begić carved the history of the Ljubljana Diocese on the side door. Town Hall The first building erected on this site in 1484 was rebuilt in 1718 to the plans of local master builder Gregor Maček. It has preserved a number of memorials to Ljubljana’s past, including the Hercules and Narcissus fountains.
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Križanke Summer Theatre
The theatre is outfitted with a large sliding roof that allows performances to run undisturbed even in the case of bad weather. A distinctive feature of the Entrance Hall (open-air) is the sgrafitto decoration on the walls, which were adorned with bas-relief figurines that originate from the Czech medieval art.
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DUETTISSIMO
We will hear them performed by Duettissimo, a duet consisting of one of Lithuania’s most prominent violinists, Dalia Dėdinskaitė, the winner of many national and international competitions (including the prestigious international competition Violine in Dresden) and an assistant at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, and the Lithuanian cellist Gleb Pyšniak, a pupil of the legendary Natalia Gutman, who regularly performs in prestigious concert halls such as the Musikverein in Vienna, the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam and the Grand Hall of the Moscow Conservatoire. In addition to the above works they will perform a “musical prayer” by Pēteris Vasks, one of Latvia’s leading contemporary composers, and a work of which they are the dedicatees: Dialogues for Violin and Cello by the legendary Lithuanian composer Anatolijus Šenderovas.
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Ivančna Gorica
Its development was mainly due to good transport connections. The town assumed its present appearance and name relatively late, after World War II. Its area, however, has been settled since prehistory.
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Ljubljana–Kamnik
Ljubljana–Kamnik © Peter Podobnik / STO A town in the embrace of the Kamnik-Savinja Alps Just a stone’s throw from the capital lies the historic town of Kamnik, one of the most beautiful medieval towns in Slovenia and, with its unspoilt natural surroundings, a paradise for lovers of outdoor activities.
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