Pula - Ancient Roman Ruins and Coastal Beauty
Visitor Fee
No general entrance fee for the city. Specific attractions like the Pula Arena have entrance fees.
Transportation
Accessible by plane (Pula Airport), ferry, and bus. Public buses and taxis are available within the city.
Things to Do
- Pula Arena: Visit the well-preserved Roman amphitheater.
- Temple of Augustus: Explore this ancient Roman temple.
- Brijuni National Park: Take a boat trip to this nearby archipelago.
- Beaches: Relax on the beautiful Adriatic coastline.
Why People Enjoy Coming Here
Pula’s rich history, stunning Roman architecture, and beautiful beaches attract visitors. The city’s vibrant culture and easy access to nature make it a favorite destination.
How Old is This Place
Pula has been continuously inhabited since the 10th century BC, with significant Roman development in the 1st century AD.
List of Activities
- Historic Sightseeing
- Beach Visits
- Boat Tours
- Cultural Festivals
- Shopping and Dining
Additional Nearby Attractions
- Rovinj: A picturesque coastal town with charming old streets.
- Kamenjak Peninsula: Known for its rugged coastline and nature trails.