PULA ATTRACTIONS
Temple of Roma and Emporer Augustus - This beautiful building of Roman friezes and columns is still in good nick after all these years (since the 1st century).
Hercules Gate - Hercules lives on in this well preserved Roman arch. Pass under his bearded head and club as you make your way through the city.
Archaeological Museum - Enter through the 2nd century Twin Gate as an introduction to historical delights dating back to Neolithic times. Afterwards, shake off the dust with a walk outside in the surrounding garden.
PULA CUISINE
Local delicacies include oysters and shellfish. A favourite in Istria, the clawless spider crab, even has its own festival celebrated during May. The local version of minestrone soup (manistra) is also popular.
PULA RESTAURANTS
Cvajner - the Forum- spend an evening enjoying the art decor whilst mixing with the yuppies of Croatia in this unique gallery- cum- cafe.
Valsabbion - Pjescana uvala- traditional and international menu, serving very highly rated food from 12am to 12pm.
Delfin - Kandlerova- Istrian dishes on the terrace is their speciality, served from 11am to midnight.
PULA BEACHES
Medulin - the shady, sandy beach in Medulin nearby is ideal for families with young children - if you aren't planning on losing them in the crowds of Pula!
Stoja & Veruda - take a breath of fresh air at the busy waterfront of the city.
Valkane beach - walk along a beautiful stretch of the Adriatic coastline or go camping at nearby Stoja
Temple of Roma and Emporer Augustus - This beautiful building of Roman friezes and columns is still in good nick after all these years (since the 1st century).
Hercules Gate - Hercules lives on in this well preserved Roman arch. Pass under his bearded head and club as you make your way through the city.
Archaeological Museum - Enter through the 2nd century Twin Gate as an introduction to historical delights dating back to Neolithic times. Afterwards, shake off the dust with a walk outside in the surrounding garden.
PULA CUISINE
Local delicacies include oysters and shellfish. A favourite in Istria, the clawless spider crab, even has its own festival celebrated during May. The local version of minestrone soup (manistra) is also popular.
PULA RESTAURANTS
Cvajner - the Forum- spend an evening enjoying the art decor whilst mixing with the yuppies of Croatia in this unique gallery- cum- cafe.
Valsabbion - Pjescana uvala- traditional and international menu, serving very highly rated food from 12am to 12pm.
Delfin - Kandlerova- Istrian dishes on the terrace is their speciality, served from 11am to midnight.
PULA BEACHES
Medulin - the shady, sandy beach in Medulin nearby is ideal for families with young children - if you aren't planning on losing them in the crowds of Pula!
Stoja & Veruda - take a breath of fresh air at the busy waterfront of the city.
Valkane beach - walk along a beautiful stretch of the Adriatic coastline or go camping at nearby Stoja
