Pula

One of the best-preserved Roman amphitheaters in the world, now used for concerts and festivals.

A well-preserved Roman temple at the Forum, dedicated to Emperor Augustus and the goddess Roma.

An ancient Roman triumphal arch, also known as the Golden Gate, built to honor the Sergii family.

A Venetian fortress on the city's central hill, now housing the Historical Museum of Istria.

The central square of the ancient and medieval city, surrounded by historic administrative buildings.

The oldest surviving Roman gate in Pula, featuring the head of Hercules and his club.

Houses an extensive collection of prehistoric, Roman, and medieval artifacts from the region.

Located in the Venetian fortress in Pula, this museum showcases Istria's naval and cultural history.

An ancient Roman mosaic from the 3rd century AD, preserved in the city center of Pula.

An Austro-Hungarian fortification built in the 19th century to defend Pula's naval port.

A circular coastal fort built in the 19th century as part of the defense system of the Austrian Empire.

A massive stone fortification on the Monte Paradiso hill, built to protect the naval base of Pula.

An interactive museum that showcases everyday life and culture in Pula during the mid-20th century.

A system of underground tunnels built during World War I to provide shelter for the citizens.

The main theatre of Pula, opened in 1881, gives a diverse cultural and dramatic program.

Located in Valkane bay, this popular pebble and rock beach elegantly combines nature-oriented swimming with dedicated naturist sections. The varied coastline invites visitors to feel free and swim relaxedly in the cool seawater. Those who appreciate textile-free sunbathing will discover a marvelous retreat here during the warmer season.

This 19th-century fortress was part of the Austro-Hungarian defense system of Pula.

A well-maintained urban green space in Pula, handy for walking and relaxation.

A spacious urban park on the waterfront of Pula, named after Josip Broz Tito.

The oldest park in Pula, founded in 1863 by the Austro-Hungarian Navy.

A local provider organizing guided kayak tours along the easy on the eye coastline of Pula.

The Cathedral of the Assumption is a Romanesque and Renaissance church built on the site of an early Christian basilica.

This neo-Byzantine church in Pula was built in the late 19th century as a place of worship for the Austro-Hungarian Navy.

An old steam locomotive preserved as a technical monument near the Pula railway station.

Dječje igralište Viška ulica is a fun playground in Pula, providing a great environment for children and families to play and relax.

This water park in Pula features various slides and pools for family fun.