Pula Arena
Old Town
A remarkably intact Roman amphitheatre on the sea, still used for concerts.
- Suggested time: 1h 30m
- No booking needed
- Suits: Culture lovers
Daily, roughly 8:00–20:00 in summer
Pula has one of the world’s best-preserved Roman arenas, a busy market and rocky bays to swim from. It is an ideal base for exploring Istria’s hill towns and truffle country.
Approximate per person per day, including a share of a twin room, and excluding flights. Not live prices.
Old Town
A remarkably intact Roman amphitheatre on the sea, still used for concerts.
Daily, roughly 8:00–20:00 in summer
Forum
A small Roman temple on the old forum square, surrounded by cafés.
Daily, roughly 9:00–20:00
Old Town
A 17th-century star-shaped fortress with a historical museum and views.
Daily, roughly 9:00–20:00
Old Town
A triumphal Roman arch at the gateway to the old town, free to admire.
Open-air; always accessible
Old Town
A triumphal Roman arch at the gateway to the old town, free to admire.
Open-air; always accessible
Premantura
A wild peninsula of rocky coves, clear water and cliff-top paths at Istria’s tip.
Open daily; small entrance fee
Brijuni (boat)
An island group with safari park, dinosaur footprints and a former presidential retreat.
Boats run daily in season; check timetable
Well reviewed and fairly priced for what you get: not simply the cheapest.
Old Town, Pula
Rated 8.7/10, priced in line with similar 4★ hotels in Pula, in a central location.
Forum, Pula
Rated 8.5/10, priced in line with similar 3★ hotels in Pula, in a central location.
Verudela, Pula
Rated 8.3/10, priced in line with similar 4★ hotels in Pula, right by the beach.
Truffle pasta (fuži)
Malvazija wine
Fritaja
Pula · Highlights
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