The 2nd CIA Conference will take place at two exciting locations: The City Museum, Ljubljana and The Dolenjska Museum Novo Mesto. 

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Capital of Slovenia, Ljubljana, is a place with truly rich cultural heritage. The city's ancient roots come to life through archaeological finds from prehistory, such as the famous wooden wheel from the Ljubljana Marches, as well as the in-situ preserved remains of Emona, the Roman settlement that once thrived here. Furthermore, Ljubljana also invites you to admire its historic architecture with Baroque, Renaissance and Art Nouveau influences, the Ljubljana Castle, the Dragon Bridge as well as many other places. Just a quick walk through the City Museum or the National Museum of Slovenia will leave you amazed by its historical importance

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Novo mesto is the capital of the Dolenjska region and an important centre of cultural heritage, testifying to its rich archaeological past, especially from the Bronze and Iron Ages. The Dolenjska Museum houses a remarkable collection of finds from various (pre-)historical periods, including the impressive artefacts from the Early Iron Age, which illustrate the glory of the “flourishing” Dolenjska region Hallstatt period.

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