Private guided walk through the city center that covers history, culture, local habits, recommendantions and lesser-known corners alongside the main landmarks. The itinerary includes several Roman-era gates and monuments, a central social street, a memorial park, and finishes infront of the Arena.
Infront of the Pula Tourism Office on the main square Forum
Infront of the Amphitheater
Triumphal arch of the Sergi family built by Salvia Postuma Sergi in late first century BC. Near the arch is bronze statue of James Yoyce.
Built in the early 1st century, a notable example of early imperial Roman sacral architecture.
A street associated with social activity and events, with coffee bars and four lines of 130-year-old hackberry trees.
World War II memorial and a city map with a fountain in Tito’s park.
Gates built in the 2nd century as an official entrance to the small Roman theater. Also the main entrance to the underground tunnels called Zerostrasse.
Hercules Gate, the oldest gate in Pula, and Circolo, the Italian community centre.
Amphitheater built in the 1st century AD, described as one of the most preserved in the world.
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