Pula is a large town in Croatia, inhibited since the Roman times and boasting of several ancient monuments and delicious cuisine (wines and fish in particular). Learn when it is best to visit the town and what do you need to prepare before arriving (both in terms of currency and baggage and passports or visas!), what is worth seeing and visiting (including sights, monuments, national parks, beaches and more), how to travel (with special attention paid to highways and motorways), the prices of various goods and services, accomodation, weather, maps, tourist guides, opinions of visitors and other practical pieces of information!
Pula is one of the most historic cities in Croatia. It is famous for its ancient buildings, and above all for the huge amphitheater from the 1st century. Due to a large number of monuments dating back to Roman times, Pula is often called Istrian Rome. Pula is also an ideal summer resort. Although there … Read more
Pula is a Croatian city, located in the southern part of Istria. This is one of the most interesting places in the whole area, mainly due to ancient remains and monuments, but also a mild climate. The location of the city in a deep bay and proximity to the Adriatic Sea have an impact on … Read more