Pula, Croatia

Pula is the largest city in Istria, Croatia.
Pula is located in the south of the Istrian peninsula, and most of all known for its historic buildings that are significant today as they was significant long time ago.

The largest and the most significant monument in Pula, also the largest and best preserved monument of ancient architecture in Croatia is the amphitheater or well known as the Pula Arena.
Pula Arena still preserves the history of the II. century, when within the arena was held gladiator fights.
According to the size, Pula Arena takes up 6th place among Roman amphitheaters in the world, and is the only one in the world with all three Roman architectural lines entirely preserved.

Today, Pula is an important tourist destination visited by tourists from all over the world, wanting to feel the spirit of the past about which everyone is talking when once visit Pula.

Beaches in Pula:
Beach Ambrela is located at the entrance of the tourist zone Verudela. Because of its arrangement, as well as other qualities, such as the exquisite quality of the sea, this beach has been awarded with a Blue Flag.
Verudela is the top summer destination in Pula, and is located a short stroll from Marina Veruda
Beaches Verudela are mostly rocky with some paved parts in order to facilitate access. In several places beach is pebble. Almost the entire region of Verudela is in pine forest intertwined with paths ideal for walking. In the tourist resorts there are outdoor pools.

Other popular beaches near Pula are: the Fratarski Island, beach Stoja, Valkane, Valovine, Golden rock and many others...

As a coastal city, tourism in Pula comes first, so you can find accommodation in hotels, auto camps, as well as an accommodation in private houses, villas, apartments, accommodation in rooms, etc. ..

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