Ljubljana Central Pharmacy
Prešeren Square, Slovenia
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The Ljubljana Central Pharmacy, also known as Mayer Palace, is a Neo-Renaissance building on Prešeren Square in Ljubljana, Slovenia, and is a monument of local significance. Ferdinand Hauser designed it in 1896–97, Gustav Tönnies built it before the century's end, and Filip Supančič carried out the façade. It still houses the city's central pharmacy, and until World War II it also contained the Prešeren Cafe, named after the poet France Prešeren.
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- monument of local significance
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- Prešeren Square, Slovenia
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