Pula is the "most colorful" city in Istria - this is where Romans, Venetians, Austrians and many others meet. Why is Pula so colorful? Why is there a Roman amphitheater in Pula? What do Croatians have to do with ties? How does everyday life in Croatia differ from that in Germany? With me you will find out all the answers to these questions and much more. Come with me, I'll show you my city!
Flavijevska ul., Pula, Croatia
"Bread and games" - this was how the Roman emperors kept their people happy. Here you will learn facts, backgrounds and historical events of the ancient world.
Narodni Trg 9, Pula, Croatia
The market square is the city's artery - consisting of the green market with local products and the fish market. Only included in the guided tour in the morning.
Flanaticka Ul. 2, Pula, Croatia
One of three Roman city gates in Pula.
This mausoleum dates from the 1st century and only the remains of the lower part are visible.
At the entrance of the amphiteater.
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