Ljubljana Travel Guide

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Fast Facts

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American Express -- Kolodvorska 16; tel. 01/430-7720; Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm.

Area Code -- For Ljubljana, dial tel. 01.

Banks & Currency Exchange -- Exchange is available at banks and also at post offices. If you arrive by train, there's a facility at the station open until 10pm. ATMs are an easy way to draw euros throughout the day.

Drugstores -- Round-the-clock service at Lekarna Miklosic (Miklosiceva 24; tel. 01/231-4558).

Hospital -- The city's main hospital is situated at Bohoriceva 4; tel. 01/232-3060.

Internet Access -- If for some reason there's no Internet at your hotel, head for the Slovenian Tourist Information Center on Krekov trg.

Police -- Dial tel. 113. Report any incidents at Trdinova 10 (tel. 01/432-0341).

Postal Services -- Central: Slovenska 32; Monday to Friday 7am to 8pm. Adjacent to the stations: Trg Osvobodilne fronte; Monday to Friday 7am to midnight, Saturday 7am to 6pm, Sunday 9am to noon.

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