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How to Reach the Faculty University of Rijeka – Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality Management, Opatija Primorska 42 • 51 410 Opatija, Rijeka • Croatia T: +385 (51) 294-706 • F: +385 (51) 292-945 W: www.uniri.fthm.hr • E: [email protected] HOW TO REACH US? FACULTY INFORMATION FACULTY OF TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT, OPATIJA Name UNIVERSITY OF RIJEKA, CROATIA (FTHM, Opatija, Croatia) Primorska 42 Ika (village) 51410 Opatija, Croatia https://www.google.hr/maps/place/Fakultet+za+menad%C5%BEment+u+turizmu+i+ugostite ljstvu/@45.30333,14.282249,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x476357fb2c2f2337:0xe7f01 Address 3ff5e7b6dc0 Note: 1) Faculty is situated in the village of Ika (near Opatija but not in the town of Opatija). 2) Faculty is dislocated from the University of Rijeka in the city of Rijeka around 20 km, and by bus it takes 55 min. Phone: +385 51 294 706 (Deans office) Web: https://www.fthm.uniri.hr/en/ E-mail: [email protected], [email protected] Other information Administrative contact: Mrs. Jasna Lasinger Silađev ([email protected]) Phon:+385-51-294202 Student office (Building, ground floor) ACCOMODATION Erasmus incoming mobility: It is visitor’s responsibility to find their own accommodation. Student: https://www.fthm.uniri.hr/en/international-affairs/incoming- mobility/student/erasmus-accommodation Staff: https://www.fthm.uniri.hr/en/international-affairs/incoming- mobility/staff/erasmus-accommodation Ceepus incoming mobility: Student: https://www.fthm.uniri.hr/en/international-affairs/incoming- mobility/student/ceepus-accommodation Staff: https://www.fthm.uniri.hr/en/international-affairs/incoming- mobility/staff/ceepus-accommodation Place of stay Note: 1) If you are coming to visit with ought the car: If you are looking for apartment/hotel make sure to ask that you have the access to the Bus 32. Village of Ika and surrounding are very hilly and if you are without a car can be a problem reaching the faculty. 2) When looking other possible accommodation use this villages names as a "place" to find the accommodation near the Faculty: Ika (village where the faculty is situated), Ičići (village near the faculty), Lovran (20 minutes by walk from the centre to the faculty or 10 minutes with the bus number 32), Opatija (20 minutes with the bus number 32) and Rijeka (20 kilometres or 55 minutes with the bus number 32 to the faculty). REACHING US WITH LOCAL BUS (from Rijeka/Opatija): In case you do not know where the Faculty is, here is a link that should help you out – this is the bus stop for the no. 32 bus where you should get off (http://goo.gl/maps/Nm79s), then How to get to the Faculty turn left, go downhill and you will see the main Faculty building. with the local bus. The bus ride from Rijeka to Ika lasts approximately 50 min. Time table for the bus can be seen at https://www.autotrolej.hr/linije/linije-32-32a/ (you should look “POLAZAK – Rijeka”). If you are in Rijeka you can take the bus at bus station Slavica - http://4sq.com/mIP8tF. 1 University of Rijeka – Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality Management, Opatija Primorska 42 • 51 410 Opatija, Rijeka • Croatia T: +385 (51) 294-706 • F: +385 (51) 292-945 W: www.uniri.fthm.hr • E: [email protected] BY PLANE. The nearest airports: Zagreb Airport (ZAG) - www.zagreb-airport.hr, 190 km from Opatija, approx. 2 h by car. (We suggest this option!) Aerodrome Rijeka (island of Krk) - http://www.rijeka-airport.hr/, 70 km from Opatija, approx. 1.30 h by car (We suggest this option!) Pula Airport (PUY) - www.airport-pula.hr, 100 km from Opatija, approx. 1 h by car. Ronchi dei Legionari Airport (TRS), Trieste, Italy - www.aeroporto.fvg.it, 110 km from Opatija, approx. 1 h by car. Ljubljana Airport (LJU), Slovenia - www.lju-airport.si, 130 km from Opatija, approx 1.5 h by car. Marco Polo Airport (VCE), Venice, Italy - www.veniceairport.it, 250 km from Opatija, HOW TO GET TO OPATIJA approx. 2.5 h by car. BY TRAIN. The nearest train stations: Matulji, 5 km from Opatija, +385 (0)51 274 102 Rijeka, 15 km from Opatija, +385 (0)51 211 111 Zagreb, 200 km from Opatija, +385(0)60 333 444 More information on train lines and about travelling within Croatia: www.hznet.hr. BY BUS. from Zagreb: +385 (0)60 313 333, www.akz.hr from Ljubljana: +386 (0)90 934 230, www.ap-ljubljana.si from Trieste: www.croaziainfo.it OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION General useful http://www.fthm.uniri.hr/index.php/ia-staff-info information - FTHM University of Rijeka, https://uniri.hr/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/Sveuc%CC%8Cilis%CC%8Cte-International- International guide Student-Guide.pdf Croatian National Tourist http://croatia.hr/en-GB/Homepage Board Official Kvarner County http://www.kvarner.hr/en/tourism Tourism Office website – PLAN YOUR TRIP Official Opatija Tourism http://www.opatija-tourism.hr/en/ Office website Official Lovran Tourism http://www.tz-lovran.hr/english/Default.asp Office website 2 .
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