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Knjigarne Mladinske knjige

Mladinska knjiga Trgovina d d, Slovenska 29, SI-1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia,

http://www.mladinska.com/trgovina

URIs of the form "konzorcij@mk.trgovina.si, vodstvo@mk-trgovina.si" are not allowed.

vodstvo@mk-trgovina.si konzorcij@mk.trgovina.si, vodstvo@mk-trgovina.si

Phone386 (0) 1 241 0650, 386 (0) 1 560 5400

ProprietorMladinska knjiga d d (MK),

Mladinska knjiga d d owns the largest publishing house in Slovenia - Mladinska knjiga Publishing House as well as the network of 43 bookstores round Slovenia. Among them there are ten bookstores, which are important venues for readings and book presentation events: in Ljubljana most important bookstores in the city center are Konzorcij bookstore and Nebotičnik ('Skyscraper') bookstore; in Maribor there are four significant bookstores City Bookstore at Gosposka Street, University Bookstore, Europark Bookstore and a Bookstore at Partizanska Street. A bookstore called Dom knjige is a significant venue in Koper-Capodistria, while literature promoting Mladinska knjiga Bookstores are located also in the city centres of Celje, Novo Mesto and Slovenj Gradec.

Konzorcij is Ljubljana's largest bookstore. Located in the centre of the town, it incorporates various departments: children's books, reference books, humanities, social and natural sciences, languages and literature. Literature and reference books are available here in various languages, and books by Slovene authors in foreign languages may also be purchased. It is also possible to order books or periodicals from abroad. Konzorcij organises various book presentations featuring guest authors and its large department for arts and culture has organised many international events. Together with other cultural institutions, Konzorcij also organises the annual Bologna after Bologna (children's books) and Frankfurt after Frankfurt (adult books) exhibitions.

See also two specialised bookstores: Trubar's Antiquariat and Oxford Centre Bookstore.