Pula
Pula represents one of Istria's and Croatia’s most authentic and complex cities. Different from other Istrian cities and destinations, Pula has a interesting life apart from the tourist business and summer season. Pula is an important shipbuilding centre, an industry that dates back to the days when it was an important naval port under the Austro-Hungarian empire.
Visiting Pula is a fresh difference. It is a unique town with so much attractions and the city known that is ready to offer for everyone everything.
Pula's historical centre of town is mainly devoted to business and apart from administrative centre there is not much interesting for tourists. When the local citizens want to play they head to Verudela peninsula which is only a few kilometres away. During the day they play on the beach and at night, they head to one of the restaurants or nightspots that are scattered across the peninsula. There's not a lot going on in the town centre unless there's an event at the amphitheatre.
Most of the hotels are also located on Verudela peninsula. Even though the bus system is excellent, the oddly bifurcated nature of life in Pula makes it helpful to have a car.
Located on the very south of Croatian greatest peninsula called Istra. Pula apart from that it is thye biggest city on the peninsula, it is also anomy the most beautiful cities and resorts on whole Adriatic seacoast. Pula being located in the north of Croatia coast is in optimal distance from all main European emitive countries like Austria, Germany, Czech, Hungary, Slovakia. From every of these countries driving to Pula is the shortest and the safest way to the sea. With an long tradition on tourism and hospitality helped to the domicile citizen to learn the languages of mayor emitive countries.
Aport from its natural beauties, Pula represents a city with the richest cultural and historical heritage of Croatia.
Must visit in Pula
The town centre has a large number of ruins dating from the Roman period, the most impressive of which is the spectacular Roman amphitheatre. Try to catch an open-air performance amoung the many manifestations organized in this grat building. Note also the 1st century Triumphal Arch of Sergius. Artists and architects from Michelangelo to Robert Adam studied and sketched this exceptionally well-preserved monument. In the centre of town is the Roman Forum containing the Temple of Augustus