Pula
Pula is the largest tourist, industrial and transport center of the Istrian coast, attracting many tourists with historical sights, clean sea and beaches.
Pula on map
Overview
Pula, Croatia
The heyday of Pula was in the era of Ancient Rome. The Romans appreciated the important strategic position of the city, under Roman rule Pula became the largest city in Istria, known as Pietas Iulia Pola. Numerous archaeological finds and historical sites that have survived to the present day illustrate the importance of the city to the Roman Empire.
Roman Amphitheater in Pula, Croatia
After the breakup of Yugoslavia in 1991, Pula became part of independent Croatia.
Attractions
The Roman Forum
The Triumphal Sergiev Arch
The Temple of Augustus
The Cathedral
Town Hall
The Church of St. Nicholas VI century
Kashtel fortress of the XVII century
Marine Casino
