The symposium will take place at Hotel Kraljevi Čardaci in Kopaonik from 29 September to 2 October 2026.
Transportation from Belgrade to Kopaonik will be organized for participants of the 53rd SYM-OP-IS. The departure time and location will be announced later.
Information about the venue
Located in the Vikend Naselje area of Kopaonik, within the natural surroundings of the National Park, complex Hotel Kraljevi čardaci Spa sits at an altitude of 1,450 meters. It is situated approximately 4.5 km from the tourist center and 2.5 km from the nearest ski lift, providing a quiet environment with easy access to the mountain’s main facilities.
The hotel offers modern congress capacities designed for scientific meetings, seminars, and professional events. It provides an adequate setting for work, the exchange of ideas, and networking. In addition to conference halls, participants have access to restaurants and bars, sports and recreational facilities and a spa & wellness center. These amenities are available to support the quality of the stay and the overall conference experience.
About Kopaonik Mountain
As the largest mountain and tourist center in Serbia, Kopaonik is renowned for its exceptional natural beauty and highly developed infrastructure. It serves as a prestigious hub for scientific and professional conventions. The blend of a stunning mountain ambiance, modern facilities, and rich recreational content makes this destination uniquely suited for conferences that aim to foster both academic excellence and professional networking.
Accommodation prices
The accommodation prices for symposium participants are expressed in RSD, including VAT. The price does not include the tourist tax and insurance of 170 RSD per person, per night.
Accommodation price (full board) per person, per night:
- Single Room: 8.500 RSD (~72€)
- Double Room: 6.900 RSD (~59€)
- Triple Room: 5.900 RSD (~50€)
Accommodation price includes:
- Full board service (breakfast, lunch and dinner)
- Parking space
- Spa & Wellness centre
Excursion
An excursion is planned for symposium participants. Additional information about the excursion will be provided later.
