Central Pharmacy (Ljubljana)

The Central Pharmacy in Ljubljana, located at Prešeren Square, is a striking Neo-Renaissance building known as Mayer Palace. Designed by Ferdinand Hauser and completed in the late 19th century, it features an elegant façade crafted by Filip Supančič. This prominent structure not only serves as the city's central pharmacy but also has historical significance, having housed the Prešeren Cafe, named after the famous Slovenian poet France Prešeren, until World War II. Its central location makes it a notable landmark for tourists and researchers interested in Ljubljana's architectural and cultural heritage.