Things to do in Pula in March

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March is a good time to visit Pula. The weather is usually moderately chilly with a gentle breeze, with temperatures ranging from 45—54°F (7—12°C). There are plenty of events to check out and activities to try in Pula during this time. Some of our top recommendations: visit the Brijuni Islands National Park, attend a traditional Istrian wine tasting, explore the Pula Arena, and more!

Pula has plenty to offer for visitors of all ages and interests. In this article, we tell you the top things to see and do for your March trip to Pula. Get inspired by the events, activities, attractions, and experiences unique to March. We’ll let you know where to explore events based on your interests, whether that’s food, culture, art, music, sport or others.

We’ll let you know everything you need to prepare for the weather in Pula in March. Learn about what to wear and pack for your trip, the average temperatures throughout March, temperature changes from morning to evening and much more.

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Best events and things to do in Pula in March

Top experiences in March
Visit the Brijuni Islands National Park
The Brijuni Islands National Park is a stunning archipelago located just off the coast of Pula. In March, you can take a boat trip to the islands and explore their natural beauty without the crowds that typically flock to the area in the summer. You can wander through lush landscapes, visit ancient ruins, and observe diverse wildlife in a tranquil setting. The peaceful and unspoiled environment of the Brijuni Islands in March offers a unique opportunity to connect with nature and experience the Adriatic's pristine beauty.
Attend a traditional Istrian wine tasting
Istria is renowned for its excellent wines, and March is an ideal time to partake in a wine tasting experience. You can visit local wineries and sample a variety of red, white, and rosé wines, as well as the region's famous Malvasia and Teran varietals. The knowledgeable winemakers will guide you through the tasting process, sharing insights into the production methods and the unique characteristics of Istrian wines. A wine tasting in Pula during March provides a delightful and educational experience for wine enthusiasts.
Explore the Pula Arena
The Pula Arena is a well-preserved Roman amphitheater that dates back to the 1st century AD. Visiting this ancient landmark in March allows you to avoid the crowds that typically flock to the site during the peak tourist season. You can take your time to admire the impressive architecture, learn about the history of the arena, and imagine the spectacles that once took place within its walls. The peaceful atmosphere in March provides a unique opportunity to appreciate the grandeur of this historic site.
Take a stroll through Pula's Old Town
Pula's Old Town is a charming and picturesque area that is filled with historic buildings, narrow cobblestone streets, and quaint cafes. In March, the streets are less crowded, allowing you to leisurely explore the area and soak in the local atmosphere. You can admire the beautiful architecture, visit the ancient Roman ruins, and discover hidden gems that may be overlooked during busier times of the year. The peaceful ambiance of Pula's Old Town in March offers a truly authentic experience.
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Participate in a traditional Istrian olive oil tasting
Istria is renowned for its high-quality olive oil, and March is an excellent time to experience an olive oil tasting. You can visit local olive groves and learn about the cultivation and production of olive oil from knowledgeable experts. During the tasting, you can sample a variety of extra virgin olive oils, discovering their unique flavors and aromas. The experience provides a deeper appreciation for the region's rich culinary heritage and the importance of olive oil in Istrian cuisine.
Take a scenic drive along the Istrian countryside
The Istrian countryside is a picturesque and serene region that is best explored by car. In March, you can embark on a leisurely drive through rolling hills, vineyards, and olive groves, enjoying the stunning landscapes without the congestion of tourist traffic. You can stop at charming villages, admire medieval hilltop towns, and capture breathtaking views of the Adriatic Sea. The peaceful and idyllic scenery of the Istrian countryside in March offers a tranquil and memorable journey.
Sample local Istrian cuisine at a traditional tavern
Istrian cuisine is known for its delicious flavors and fresh, locally-sourced ingredients. In March, you can indulge in hearty dishes such as truffle-infused pasta, seafood specialties, and savory stews at a traditional tavern. The slower pace of the off-peak season allows you to savor your meal and engage in conversations with the friendly locals. Dining at a tavern in Pula during March provides a genuine taste of Istria's culinary traditions and hospitality.
Take a guided tour of Pula's historic landmarks
Pula is home to a wealth of historic landmarks, including ancient Roman ruins, medieval fortresses,
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Holidays in Pula in March
March
  • Ramadan Start (March 1)
  • Day of the Establishment of the National Protection in the Republic of Croatia (March 15)
  • Father’s Day (March 19)
Other notable holidays
  • Easter Sunday (April 20)
  • Easter Monday (April 21)
  • Day of the Deaths of Zrinski and Frankopan (April 30)
  • Labor Day / May Day (May 1)
  • Europe Day and Victory Day Over Fascism (May 9)
  • Mother’s Day (May 11)
  • Statehood Day (May 30)
  • Corpus Christi (June 19)
  • Day of Antifascist Struggle (June 22)
  • Independence Day (June 25)
  • Victory Day (August 5)
  • Assumption of Mary (August 15)
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Weather in Pula in March

Temperatures on an average day in Pula in March

The average temperature in Pula in March for a typical day ranges from a high of 54°F (12°C) to a low of 45°F (7°C). Some would describe it as moderately chilly with a gentle breeze.

For comparison, the hottest month in Pula, August, has days with highs of 82°F (28°C) and lows of 71°F (22°C). The coldest month, February has days with highs of 49°F (9°C) and lows of 41°F (5°C). This graph shows how an average day looks like in Pula in March based on historical data.

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Historical temperature average in March
54°F
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General weather summary

Moderately chilly with a gentle breeze
Feels like
26%
Chance of rain
0.107 in
Amount
14.8 mph
Wind speed
71%
Humidity
11.9 hrs
Daylight length
6:25 AM
Sunrise
6:17 PM
Sunset
50%
Cloud cover
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What to wear
What to wear in March
With an average high of 54°F (12°C) and a low of 45°F (7°C), it generally feels moderately chilly with a gentle breeze. There might also be a small chance of rain. With that in mind, most people would dress in something warm like a jacket
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Best attractions for Pula in March

Besides the array of exciting events and activities Pula has to offer for travelers in March, we want to remind you of the classic attractions in Pula that are great to visit at this time of the year as well! You can’t miss these iconic landmarks, local favorites, and places rich with cultural heritage. We hope to give you insights and inspiration into the best things to see and do to make the most of your visit. Here is a list of our top attractions in Pula for March.
Pula Arena
1. Pula Arena
4.6
(58900)
Amphitheater
Sights & Landmarks
Huge Roman amphitheater with an underground exhibition about ancient olive oil & wine production.
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A stunning amphitheater that’s the best preserved of its kind. Many famous performances have been hosted here in recent times. It’s got super clean toilets and is surrounded by local coffees houses a few minutes walk. From the top seats you can see the sea. Parking is good quality but limited and super busy.
Matthew Douglas — Google review
This is the most important place in the city and one of the well preserved roman architecture monuments in the world. Dating back to the second century this monument is absolutely stunning. It is very well preserved, clean and visiting it early in the morning is a nice thing to do
Alexandra Dumitru — Google review
I did a tour of the Arena and then attended 2 Robbie Williams concerts here. The Arena is simply stunning and I enjoyed learning about it’s history. The concerts I attended were fantastic. The sound and atmosphere was perfect and I look forward to visiting again soon.
Hayley Turner-Lewis — Google review
Great venue to view. We didn't buy tickets to go in but simply walked around it and looked inside. It is just mind-blowing the building is already there for more than 2000 years. Although it was a hot day you have quite some shading here and there and always a nice bar around for some refreshments.
J van der L — Google review
The Pula Arena is one of the 6 largest remaining magnificent old roman amphitheatres. Located in the centre of Pula, it's easy to find. Access fee applies yet a walk around the structure will also give a good impression. Please like this review if found useful. Thank you.
Raymond Delno — Google review
Loved my visit to this amazing Roman amphitheatre. It's incredible how it's in such good condition after so many thousands of years. Its amazing how the Romans constructed such a massive and impressive theatre. Highly recommend.
Richard Attoe — Google review
It is very similar structure to the Rome Colosseum. It's big and beautiful place to visit. It's crowded on weekends. There is a chance that the parking place is full especially on weekends. So you will have to park somewhere else in that case. You require a ticket to enter the arena. But honestly, its not at all required. You can see the full insed of the arena from outside for free. You just need to walk up near the backside church and from the fence you get a look of the whole place from inside. So don't buy tickets for inside. You won't see anything special by going in... Its the same view. But the place is very nice to visit with friends and family.
MIHIR SATHE — Google review
Spectacular and well-preserved ancient time monument. However, the entrance was €10 and they don’t provide any information brochures about the place. Genuinely, I wouldn't recommend buying the ticket to go inside. There’s not that much of a difference in the view of the arena that you can see from the outside. The exhibition underground is quite poor too.
ieva Kaveckiene — Google review
Amazing Roman arena that is located in a setting overlooking the glittering Adriatic. A great place to start your tour of this incredibly interesting and lively city. Parking and the waterfront both right there.
Aaron Ochse — Google review
I was shocked to tell you the truth how this Pula Arena is so look alike Colosseum in Rome. Beautiful architecture near the sea. I didn’t buy tickets and didn’t enter the Arena itself only went around, believe me it’s great place for like a few million photos. When I was there it was 29 Celsius and clear sky, I wonder how it looks and what atmosphere Pula Arena has when it’s raining or just cloudy weather. For sure Pula is great place to visit for vacation and Pula Arena is just a reminder of how capable was people very long time ago that they built a structure that stands till today. Enjoy you stay in Pula.
Dmytro Popravka — Google review
Goranzo the manager we met in Ron's old city bar welcomed us for a guided tour.what an amazing place thanks very much my friend glad we met in the pub.
steven russell — Google review
It was our first time seeing this historical place. We paid €10 each which we thought was a little over priced. It would have been nice to see more written information. The area is a little run down and there is not a lot of parking. If your in the area check it out but I wouldn’t suggest driving to far to see it.
Mike Veey — Google review
In my opinion, the amphitheater in Pula is slightly smaller than in Verona (Italy), but it is still amazing. Well-maintained attracts tourists. To this day, performances and concerts are held there. Knowing that we can admire a monument from 2,000 years ago stimulates the imagination. We can feel the history and grandeur of this amphitheater, touch the blocks of white limestone from which it was built. We can also visit the underground - there are, among others: Roman vases. There is also a souvenir shop and toilets.
Agnieszka Rybczyńska — Google review
Such a beautiful and well maintained Coliseum. If you love history and architecture you must see this. You can walk the grounds with ease, as long as you are ok with some stair.
Guillermo Flores — Google review
Beautiful piece of human history, a 2000+ years old Roman arena, surprisingly well preserved. There's an entrance fee (90 kn at the moment), but you can simply walk around it and see the inside from every angle. However, if you wish to see it from the inside I'd recommend visiting it during one of various events that are often hosted there (gladiator fights with actors, concerts, etc.), as that's when it most comes alive.
Aleksandar Sarkanjac — Google review
Entrance fee: 10 Euro regular, 5 Euro student. Not very busy at the time of oir visit. You can freely walk around the arena. Don't miss to go down to the underground area where you can have a look at the different vessels and the history behind it. It's also lot cooler underground if you need to escaoe from the heat for few minutes. Not as big as the colosseum in Rome of course but still worth the price if you're visiting the city.
Alex Weber — Google review
Very busy even on a weekday, but cool to see the ruins in the middle of the city. Parking nearby is nearly impossible. Lots of little shops around to check out and within walking distance from the centre.
Gillian Rumsey — Google review
Nice place to check out however, not overly impressed, at least not in relation with the price requested for entry. Plus: the fact that it’s offering a descent into the underground of the roman amphitheater. You get to see some interesting machinery for producing wine and oil as well as antique amorphas. The underground is quite small however. Minus: the 10 euro entry ticket is extremely expensive for what the place has to offer compared to other amphitheaters I have seen.
Ana Neagoe — Google review
The entrance fee is currently €10 per person. However, it is absolutely worth it. You can experience how it must have felt being a Gladiator standing in this arena fighting these vicious animals. Just amazing!
Peter Stech — Google review
It is a great historical place to visit during your city trip. Worth visiting. The view is great. Parking is available at a very low price nearby. There is a very clean and well maintained park nearby to have a nice walk. I would recommend a visit.
Akshaya Gawand — Google review
Impressive structure that is well preserved. Sitting in the stands, you can really get a feel for the scale of the place. We visited in the evening, and the setting sun made for some amazing views of the illuminated cranes in the harbour.
Mark Doeswijk — Google review
Pula arena is a must see if you are there. Anytime you can see roman ruins or architecture while in Europe you should do it. The guide we had was outstanding which very needed to understand what you are seeing.
Dodgers' Fan — Google review
Definitely the highlight point of the city that you should not miss at all . By paying the ticket for the price of 10€ you get the access inside the arena and you can also explore and underground museum, where there are some historical stuff left from Roman Empire .
Francesco Ricci — Google review
Awesome and majestic ✨️. It was definitely more intact than I thought it would be. It has been well kept up. Big part of the Croatian history. Worth seeing.
Julia Smith — Google review
A monumental structure preserved from Roman times. Looks impressive. Of course it doesn’t reach the level of the Colosseum, but overall it’s a very majestic and beautiful building.
Sergey Serg — Google review
Enjoyed sightseeing the Amazing Amphitheatre in Pula which is a rather intact and complete historical arena. It is rather impressive, to be standing out there, amidst such an old and well preserved historical structure. Our tour group got to Pula from Rijeka. Go downstairs to view and read about some exhibits. Additionally, when you are outside in the arena and able, take the stairs on either side, which allows you to reach the top of the spectator stands for a better view, so as to take more panaromic photographs.
Helen Lim — Google review
My favorite stop in Pula. Very well preserved coliseum. The tickets are well worth the price of 10 euros per person.
Brian Bownds — Google review
Temple of Augustus
2. Temple of Augustus
4.5
(10002)
Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
Majestic temple dating from 2BC on former site of the Roman city's Forum, now a public square.
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Amazing Temple in the portside center of Pula. It's also surrounded by other amazing Roman sites.
David Dwight — Google review
If you’re in Pula, there’s no reason not to go. A quick trip is all you need to see this piece of history. They even have a designated selfi-spot for those in need of a new social medial display picture. There’s a fee to go inside (a very small one) and we found this place by accident so we were unprepared to go in. Overall, it’s located in a beautiful area and what we could see through the door was also beautiful. Definitely recommend taking 20 or 30 minutes to check it out.
Jeffrey Barker — Google review
Totally cool place! Small but worth your time, the square is awesome we had dinner at the restaurant right in front of the Temple of Augustus it was amazing and the view... World class!
Jeff Pepper — Google review
Beautiful temple located in the main square/old forum. Entry is included in the Pula card or, you can pay at the door. It looks amazing both day & night as it transforms in each setting. Highly recommend just taking time to sit back & enjoy the view, even if you don’t know the history behind it.
Karolina Lovrinovic (Karolina) — Google review
Surprising historical building in the centre of town between normal buildings. Ancient building, and you can visit it inside - tickets (2 EUR per adult person). Inside some ancient monuments or pieces of monuments. Worth to see!
Alicja J — Google review
Looks nice but not much there. We didn't bother going inside as you had to pay and it didn't seem worth it. The kind of place that's good for a photo and then move on.
Rich Hart — Google review
Small but interesting temple, that once was part of a larger complex with three temples, built during the lifetime of Emperor Augustus early 1st century CE and dedicated to him. When I was there november 2022 the inside was closed At the back of the Town Hall next to this temple you can see the remains of the Temple of Diana that once stood there
Seimen Burum — Google review
A lot of history and best to visit early in the morning when the square is empty, otherwise please be patient if you want to take a great picture. Beside the Colosseum, fortress this square and the temple are a must see in Pula.
Tibi N — Google review
Beautiful historical place. If you are going to visit the Amphitheatrum I do recommend visiting this Temple too. It is kinda close to it. Must watch, but go there on foot because there is NO parking nearby, only if you are really lucky. Although it is nice,in my opinion it is NOT worth going inside for that money. If you are interested in history then yes, but elsehow i do not recommend.
Dominik Farkas — Google review
Peaceful environment and many restaurants available here.
Aruna Subath — Google review
It is a pity to find it like abandoned. I'm not sure if i see much care from Pula city townhall to preserve this and others historical places. In my opinion this is a mine gold they need to preserve... Bit disappointing the city historical places in terms of conservation. Not appealing to return another time
Helder Fale — Google review
MUST SEE‼️outside ánd inside, also small very nice exhibition,,, specially when you love roman history! don’t need going to rome -;>)
eelco — Google review
Nice plase to visit. Good preserved and well-reconstructed Roman temple in Chroatia.
Sergey Serg — Google review
Picturesque ruins. We got up early to catch the morning sun on the columns, less people too at that time. Well worth the effort if you're an early riser!
Yao Wang — Google review
Aquarium Pula
3. Aquarium Pula
4.5
(9849)
Aquarium
Outdoor Activities
Large educational aquarium in a 1886 Austro-Hungarian fort with Adriatic & Croatian species.
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Besides great examples of sea life, it is really well organized and arranged. You can easily find the way around and learn about the history of Pula, marine life presented there, and the environment awareness. And also, do not miss the view from the roof. Really amazing.
Vesna Radovic — Google review
Great place to visit in Pula. The aquarium is based in the historic fortress built in 1886. The rooms have cool climate - you can go here and enjoy it although outside is really hot weather. Parking isn't problem - you can park the car right in front of the entrance. I recommend this.
Tom?? Jenikovsk? — Google review
The aquarium is located in a beautiful environment and space. Nice view from the roof. You walk through the corridors of the fortress on three floors - interesting for children. The ticket (you can also buy it online) is also valid for the second part of the aquarium, which is located a few meters away from the main aquarium (fort). In the surrounding area there are many walking paths and also a few taverns where you can have something to drink and eat. We parked a little lower below the aquarium in a larger parking lot - parking was free.
Sa?a Lekan — Google review
There were many more tanks than we were expecting! The whole aquarium is divided into two separate buildings, one with mostly Mediterranean exhibitions, the other with exotic species from all over the world. The tanks were always clean and the fish looked healthy. There's also a butterfly walk-in exhibit and a little playground for children. Somehow there weren't many people there, only a few larger groups, so we mostly had the whole building to ourselves. Overall, I would definitely recommend visiting the Pula Aquarium to anyone looking for a pleasant afternoon.
Mark?ta ?katulov? — Google review
The aquarium in Pula is truly an unforgettable experience. Not only did we have the opportunity to see the underwater world, but the spaces where the aquarium itself is located are amazing. Narrow corridors, history, and ship models enhance the whole experience. Even though we've seen similar aquariums in Budapest or Vienna, this one stands out due to its unique setting and is definitely worth a visit!
Olga Sliacka Tomkov? — Google review
The ticket costs around 20 euro if I am right, and u can visit 2 whole big aquariums. U can see not only sea animals, but historical boats and many else. The parking place is close, and FREE. I REALLY recommend it, enjoyed every moment of it.
Dominik Farkas — Google review
One of the best aquariums we have ever visited, and we did visit many, from San Francisco via Dubai and Tokyo. And all the local ones. Very pleasant and informative setting. Plenty of marine livestock and interesting historical artifacts. Set into old fortress males it even more amazing!
Mirjana Frankovič — Google review
Great place to learn about marine animals, plenty of species of fish and other animals. Free audio guide. Beautiful location and reasonable price. Highly recommended for families.
Crt Lipovsek — Google review
Great place to learn about marine life and environmental awareness. There is a nice variation of species to see. There is even a nice part with butterflies and a rooftop with a view. A bit expensive but worth visiting.
Irena Toljan — Google review
Very big aquarium with a mediterranean and exotic exhibition, both worth cheking out, during the summer months there is also a butterfly exhibit and some reptiles. A lovely souvenir shop to remember the visit by.
Nina Urbanc — Google review
Very nice combination of old fort with aquarium. Some of the outside located models were damaged but the inside located aquariums and info boards were really cool. Kids loved the trip, fishes and interior of the Fort. Perfect for rainy day family trip!
Micha? Graf — Google review
Definitely worth to visit a place. Many animal species, many aquariums. Nice, cold place. Not expensive, 2 persons 34€. You can spend there 2-3 hours at least. If you have claustrophobia, it will be a little hard in some rooms. Our 2 year old daughter was very happy there.
Sindija Kr?gere (sindzaaz) — Google review
A very interesting aquarium being based in a converted fort. It's very atmospheric and also nice and cool ! Not a massive place but there's a lot of history here too with many naval historical exhibits. Well worth a visit if you're nearby.
Phil Millard — Google review
Nice exbition. You can take your time and read about all the fish. They also have an option of audio guide. Alongside aquariums, there is also a historical exhibition about the fort. I especially liked the sea turtles rehabilitation programme. You can buy tickets online and enter through priority line. Overall, pleasant experience and would recommend it.
Žan Pogačnik — Google review
Aquarium is easily reachable and has a couple of great parking lots nearby. In addition to sea animals, there is an exhibition regarding the naval history of Istria and Kvarner. There are a lot of animals to see (sharks, a number of different fish species, corals, seashells, reptiles and jellyfishes). On top of the aquarium is a nice viewpoint with view of the open sea. There are a lot of exhibitions that are interactive and everything is described in a rather detailed way, so it's fun and educative at the same time.
Alen Vujaklija — Google review
Very nice aquarium with additional exotic area since this years August. A ideal place to go with kids in case of bad weather. Many different fishes and creatures of the sea can be explored. We visited it as a family and will definitely come back.
Michael Ziegler — Google review
Nice, well maintained aquarium. Children and adults will find it interesting. Ticket price 20 euros.
Андрей Лагоша — Google review
Amazing aquatic exhibits... great variety of sea life, fresh and salt water. Small, medium and large to very large tanks, plankton to mid-sized sharks. PLUS, this is a real military maritime history museum at the same time! Amazing. Buy tickets in advance... there were lines that we skipped!
Jonathan Bate — Google review
Nice aquarium that was converted from a fort, great place to take the kids. There is a very steep tunnel to get to the lower exhibits so just be careful if you have a stroller or any wheels.
Kaitlin Maurer — Google review
Arch of the Sergii
4. Arch of the Sergii
4.6
(12512)
Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
Remains of an ancient Roman arch & onetime city gate, originally constructed in 29 BCE.
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The honorary triumphal arch from 27 BC, originally a city gate, was erected as a symbol of the victory at Actium (31BC, Octavian vs. Antony+Cleopatra). Well preserved!
Darek Nowak — Google review
What a beautiful monument and archaeological and architectural gem. It's more or less well preserved and having a coffee with this as a scenery is just amazing.
Harry's Wanderlust — Google review
A Roman arch from 27BC in the middle of the city. It's well preserved and nice to look at. There are cafes close by to drink your coffee and admire. It's very close to the Marina and Pula Arena as well
Bharathi Mani — Google review
Very interesting and historical monument! For those who still wonder what the Roman Empire felt like, you should spend some minutes looking at it. Really inspiring and intriguing!
Leandro Bigarella — Google review
Nice atmosphere here, great for a walk. Dont miss it
Rosie Da — Google review
2000 year old arch, one of the oldest arches of the Ancient Roman Empire. Even older than those you can see on Forum Romanum. Absolutely worth seeing
Sergey Serg — Google review
This is an old gate to old town streets, shops. You have to go through it to get to the marketplace and fish market. If you are there, make a stop and take some pictures because it is respectable and beautiful.
Tam?s F?zesi — Google review
A monument of old, still standing today. In a way it still serves as a gate, separating a more modern Pula from the rustic center filled with shops, stores and restaurants. The road leads straight towards the temple plaza and Arena.
Du?an Pavlovi? — Google review
It is an arch on the street - a historical monument that is open 24 hours every day. Lots of detailed work on the arch is still visible.
Tapas Mishra — Google review
We went on a walking tour with Stefano through Trip Advisor - highly recommended. He was very knowledgeable & easy going - we weren't rushed & learnt a lot on our walk even though it was 32 degrees! Fabulous sunset. Lovely city to visit.
Amanda Phipps — Google review
Stunning city of pula. Beautiful scenery
steven russell — Google review
Just astounding to think of all the people that have walked beneath this gate since its construction in 29BC. The monument commemorates a Roman military victory at Actium in 27BC, and pays tribute to a prominent local tribune named Lucius Sergius Lepidus. A good place to contemplate the brevity of our time is in this life. "For he knows our frame; he remembers that we are dust. As for man, his days are like grass; he flourishes like a flower of the field; for the wind passes over it, and it is gone, and its place knows it no more. But the steadfast love of the Lord is from everlasting to everlasting on those who fear him, and his righteousness to children’s children" Ps 103:14‭-‬17
Ben George — Google review
Interesting place in the centre of Pula. Ancient building. If you go through it, you will find on the street with many shops and restaurants.
Alicja J — Google review
I always fascinated by the way that this arch is been preserved is been there since 27BC. The building is impressive and colossal....I feel sad for some people that does not appreciate the magnificent of the building. Is free to see it, my advice take time to appreciate the architecture around the arch there are some nice cafes to seat and enjoy the scenery
Ljubica Banic — Google review
Just go to pub right next to it, place is cool!
Drazen Ruzic (usmc) — Google review
Pula Citadel
5. Pula Citadel
4.5
(4545)
Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
French-style defensive fortress built by the Venetians in the 1600s, with views of the city & bay.
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Great viewpoint over Pula! Definitely the fortress worth the visit. You get for a small price an interesting history lesson about Croatia and the region during the years. But on top you get a great overview over the harbour, Pula and a bit of the backcountry. Worth the visit for me.
stockeeey — Google review
There was no castle museum at the time of my visit, just a small one from museum of castle pharmacy and unrelated gift shop. Walking around the castle is fun and provides amazing views of entire town. Best part was the system of WWII tunnels from the castle to 5 different parts of the town. You can re-enter the tunnels by using the same tunnel tickets. The tunnels are clean and cool which makes it a perfect shortcut for a hot summer day.
Vitali Hostiuk — Google review
This place worths the climb. You need to walk from the center. Up or down, it's faster on the stairs. There is a small bufett and a museum up there not just the fort. Give it a shot! ;)
Marcell Lipt?k — Google review
A cool museum on a hot day! We took the lift down to Zerostrasse and wandered around the cool underground tunnels. I recommend viewing the exhibitions upstairs first, then gradually working your way down. That way you can exit from the lowest tunnel out onto the street where ever you want to go next.
Katie — Google review
Very cool castle. Wasn’t open when we went but walked around the outside and took pictures. There is an AR app that you can use when inside as well. Link is on the signs outside the citadel.
Brian Bownds — Google review
This is a fortress in the middle of old town up a steep hill. The entrance fee is 20 Kuna but you get almost nothing for it. There are a minor photo exibition and some old cannon inside but nothing more. This place is to be visited solely for its breathtaking views. You can take lifelong pictures of this city as you can see all around every part.
Tam?s F?zesi — Google review
Absolutely worth seeing! The castle looks lovely and the tickets aren't too pricey. You can also buy the zerostrasse ticket here and go to the tunnels. Don't miss out on the tunnel just underneath the castle though, it has some really cool fun facts about the history of Pula.
Deni Zubin — Google review
Took the Zerostrasse tunnel, great history markers inside, to the Citadel. Lots of photo opportunities along the way. At the tower, has both spiral and latter stairs taking you through a narrow opening to the top to witness spectacular views of the harbor, colosseum, and surrounding area. Highly recommend a visit at dusk to capture the sunset.
PJ Jelinic — Google review
Paid entrance of 70kn, the views from outside the castle are as good as inside + the view isn’t that great as you will see the port infrastructure behind the nice house rooftop of Pula… If you want to discover more about the culture and history on the castle, that would be the reason to pay for the fee.
Backpack & us — Google review
You can enter the castle through the underground catacombs or through the traditional main gate above. The catacombs are very atmospheric, with contemporary pictures. The view from the castle is wonderful and you can see various exhibitions inside.
Vivien Lipp — Google review
Enter only if you are interested in the exhibition or the zerostrasse below it. If you want the views you can get them all simply walking around the fortress instead of inside which I found the hard way.
Maciej Polakowski — Google review
As a panoramic viewpoint, is is quite complex and has a 360 degree option to have a great view over the city. The museum is not really recommended. If you want to take nice selfies or pictures, you can do it without purchasing a ticket.
Bertalan P?ter Farkas — Google review
Beautiful old fortress on a hill top where you can walk around the ramparts, with many exhibits including 2 large tunnels and a tower. An elevator for the disabled or stollers. It has a small museum tickets can be purchased at the entrance. The tunnels were so fun to explore and the views of the city on top were amazing.
Kaitlin Maurer — Google review
Nice castle and hidden tunnel with museum...
Klaus Schiefer — Google review
A small fort that was used in the 20th century. A few exhibitions about the use of the fort in 1914 are within the fort. Standing on the walls of the fort, a beautiful view over the city of Pula and its industrial port can be seen. Climbing the small tower gives an even better overview. After visiting all exhibits, an elevator can be taken down to the Zerostrasse, a small network of underground tunnels. Overall the entry fee of 6€ for adults, or 3€ for children and students, seems fairly priced to me.
David Mozek — Google review
Newly opened tunnels etc. great place to visit and for views over the city. Interesting exhibitions with a military emphasis. Gives and idea of the fortifications and strategic importance of Pula. Enter via the tunnels and then take a lift to top, otherwise it's a long hard walk up the mountain.
S M — Google review
The Fortress is one of the places you have to see. You will learn something from the history, and also rest during the view of the city. There is excellent access to the different floors of the fortress via the elevator.
Ján Pranda — Google review
The Pula Citadel is located at the central hilltop of Pula. This historical baroque fortress was constructed in the 17th century. The hilltop and fortress have an interesting and long history. It is advisable to study history at least a bit before visiting. The site offers nice walks, instructional posters and some exhibitions. This site belongs to must-visit list of Pula.
Timo Honkanen — Google review
A must! Great sights and attractions, especially the underground.
Adrian Widak — Google review
Beautiful old fortress on a hill top where you can walk around the ramparts, with many layers, including 2 large tunnel levels and a tower - good access, including a lift for the disabled. It has a small museum which gives some history. Tickets available on the door. Recommended
Charles Molyneux — Google review
Mosaic The Punishment of Dirce
6. Mosaic The Punishment of Dirce
4.4
(1049)
Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
Intricate, well-preserved & finely crafted floor mosaic in an isolated location.
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Hard to find but worth to see. Very well preserved Mozaic. The place could be much better well-kept because it is very nice monument.
Karolina S — Google review
It is very difficult to find this object. It's very dirty all around
Victor Fazer — Google review
due to renovation of the apartment upstairs one big garbage dump... the ubiquitous stench of urine no access possible
Mord — Google review
a little unloved and tucked hidden away in residential area. but a really great treat on this trip around pula. our walking guide showed us.Local authority too relaxed about it's preservation. A real colourful detailed well preserved
Theodoral Walker — Google review
Well preserved mosaic floor,take care it is hidden inside a building
Amal Elghamrawy — Google review
Hard to find, poor sings. The mosaic is behind the parking place. The mosaic itself was beautiful.
Laura ?mm?l? — Google review
A beautiful Roman mosaic but you have to navigate to get there as it's somewhat hidden behind shops on the main street. First go to the small park nearby and walk towards the river. Almost at the end of the park turn left and left again. The mosaic is well preserved and protected behind steel bars but you can see it well below you I guess the steel gate in front is open all the time.
Seimen Burum — Google review
A bizarre experience! This incredibly well preserved Roman mosaic is believed to date from the 3rd century AD and was uncovered when the buildings above it were destroyed in an Allied bombing raid during World War 2. Despite the significant historical value of the site it is in a completely inconspicuous and seemingly neglected location, in a back alleyway, just a few metres from a car park and with very little signage to let you know it is there. Be sure not to miss it, even if you stop by only for a moment. Access to the site is free.
Ben George — Google review
The mosaic itself is an astonishing piece of Ancient heritage, remarkably intact. However, the way it is treated on this site is deplorable. No glass, just metal bars and a plastic roof that leaks muddy water onto this millennium-old piece of art. The town of Pula should charge a euro for entry and take better care of it; this mosaic is a big deal and should be treated as such!
Mathea Treslan — Google review
The best attraction we went to in Pula and it’s free! Google maps didn’t get us there but don’t be deterred it’s in between the park and the small church back towards the concourse.
Debra Mickelsen — Google review
Such a shame. The mosaic itself is quite well conserved. But so many things wrong. The place is really hidden between a dirty parking lot and some appartments. You can only view the mosaic behind bars but still the mosaic is covered with empty bottles and cans. Terrible way to treat your historic landmarks.
Mathieu De Beule — Google review
Very high quality. Not to be missed!
Art — Google review
Medulin
7. Medulin
Sights & Landmarks
Historic Sites
Medulin is a municipality in the southern part of the Istrian peninsula in Croatia. Medulin is commonly called the Peak or punta of Istria. Medulin is built around a harbour between Cape Promontore and Capo Merlera. Wikipedia.
City Hall Building
8. City Hall Building
4.4
(35)
Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
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The.iconico Arena Pula, hosted yesterday, the most emotional performance that its half-collapsed walls have ever heard. Mr. Hauser transmitted his habitual passion but yesterday we can add that he gained his emotional side from the passionate, his gestures, his facial expressions well captured, thanks to MedVid produkcija, they made us vibrate on the other side of the screen as the strings of his cello vibrate
Natural Mente — Google review
(Translated by Google) When visiting Pula you have to be here. The town hall, which has been modified over the centuries and has a rather Renaissance appearance, shows that the city was still doing well after Roman times. (Original) Odwiedzając Pulę trzeba tu być. Przerabiany przez stulecia ratusz o dość renesansowym wyglądzie pokazuje, że po czasach rzymskich miasto nadal miał się dobrze.
Justyna Siwek — Google review
(Translated by Google) PORTRAIT - Nina Badrić's concert on 12/31/2022, disappointed with the too small location chosen, the stage "in the hole", and in front of it a gazebo with equipment. The highlight was the passage of city buses through the mass of people. Countdown without the head of the City. (Original) PORTARATA - koncert Nine Badrić 31.12.2022., razočaran izabranoj premaloj lokaciji, bina "u rupi", a ispred nje gazebo sa tehnikom. Vrhunac je bio prolaz gradskih autobusa kroz masu ljudi. Odbrojavanje bez čelnika Grada.
Luciano Moškarda — Google review
(Translated by Google) One of the dominant features of the old city - Forum! Beautifully complement each other with the temple!❤️😍 (Original) Одна из доминант старого города - Форума! Красиво дополняют друг друга с храмом!❤️😍
Sasha Marko — Google review
(Translated by Google) From the outside it almost looks like an embassy building. I don't know whether you can enter the building. (Original) Von außen wirkt es fast wie ein Gebäude der Botschaft. Ob man das Gebäude betreten kann ist mir nicht bekannt.
RealTK — Google review
(Translated by Google) Historic town hall located in what I believe may be the most beautiful square in the city (Original) Ayuntamiento histórico situado en la que creo pueden ser la plaza más bonita de la cuidad
Javier de Felipe — Google review
(Translated by Google) Beautiful building that presides over the square that occupied the Roman forum. It is quite attractive and fits perfectly in any photo of the area. It is very easy to get to, in the forum itself, next to the port and commercial area. A tourist route through Pula will hardly pass by. In a corner of the Roman Forum square you can read the history of the main buildings, including this one (Original) Bonito edificio que preside la plaza que ocupó el foro romano. Es bastante vistoso y encaja perfectamente en cualquier foto de la zona. Es muy fácil llegar, en el propio foro, al lado del puerto y zona comercial. Difícilmente una ruta por Pula turística no pasará por delante. En una esquina de la plaza del Foro Romano se puede leer la historia de los principales edificios, incluido este
Alejandro Serrano — Google review
(Translated by Google) THIS CITY HALL IS SUPER OLD AND THE PEOPLE WHO WORK IN IT ALSO, CONGRATULATIONS. (Original) SUPER STAR JE OVA GRADSKA VIJEČNICA A I LJUDI KOJI U NJOJ RADE, ČESTITAM.
sport manager sport — Google review
City Farmer's market Pula/Pola
9. City Farmer's market Pula/Pola
4.5
(4895)
Farmers' market
Lively, long-running marketplace for produce, seafood, meat & flowers, held both inside & outdoors.
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Good variety of fruits and vegetables, a bit pricey but ok considering how fresh and good all of it is. The fish market and meat market are really clean and the sellers are helping you decide what to buy and cook at the same time, so amazing and very professional!
Nerma Sabic — Google review
It’s a good shopping experience to buy fresh vegetables, fruits and other homemade products. Price also attractive .
Aruna Subath — Google review
Fresh local produce,friendly people working there and right beside a fish mongers. For people who like fresh produce,this place is a must see...
Brian Kelly — Google review
Pula Market is a wonderful place to gather acquaintances, friends and great shopping opportunities. The market place is the lifeblood of the city. A place where locals like to meet and sing with a glass of good wine. The market place is well designed and well organized. The construction of the Pula market began in 1902 during the Austro-Hungarian monarchy, and was officially opened on October 18, 1903. The iron construction from which is made, it is a real construction marvel, and today it is considered the most beautiful market in Croatia. It was a place that connected the rural and urban population, and has remained so to this day. At the foot of the market on one side is a modern fish market, and on the other are butchers and grocery stores ( shops for cheese, salami, ham, cod, prosciutto, olive oil....). Upstairs there are several catering facilities (bars and restaurants) and several grocery stores. The atmosphere in the bars is always great because the local residents often organize meetings with tasting of good prosciutto and cheese. Then be sure to follow the chants with a glass of great wine. In the open part of the market, local products such as vegetables, fruits, honey products, prosciutto and cheeses are sold.
Asiyah Noemi Koso — Google review
Good place with nice service. Much healthier optionthan fast food.
Mihael Mihael — Google review
Good place for gathering young or old people. Many caffe bars and restaurants around. Near old city core.
Aljo?a Graovac — Google review
Nice Market at Pula. Inside u find fish, scampi, calamari and shellfish. There is a Meat Market too. Outside u get everything from fruits to vegetables, spices, Olive oil and honey and tons of other stuff. it's worth a visit.
Mc Ges — Google review
A large selection of fish, vegetables and fruits, prices are good, but vegetables are cheaper in stores.
Prickhodko Alexey — Google review
Perfect for fresh fish fruit vegetables and other local products like truffle olive 🫒 oil and other
Bartosz — Google review
Nice place. Honey, garlic, wine and flowers all over. But the smell in some spots is not as nice as it could be.
X Vow — Google review
Great local market! If you like to visit fresh markets, you must not miss this one while staying in Pula. Lots of local vegetables, fresh fish and meat. Some affordable anchovies and octopus in jars and lavender are there to buy. The people are friendly and welcoming.
Irena Toljan — Google review
If you like to visit fresh markets, you must not miss this while staying in Pula. Lots of local vegetables, fresh fishes and super cheap price. We went twice to make our home cook dinner. Love it. The people are friendly and welcoming!
Janice C — Google review
Good selection of local vegetables. Not enough of local fruits. It's a bit too expensive but there is always a possibility of discount if you are buying more. It is busy and interesting place.
P K — Google review
I love to visit local markets when discovering new city. Pula’s city market is full of fresh vegetables and fruits, honey, lavender products, olive oil, cheeses and there is a small nice shop selling truffle products. Get a sausage with truffle or a small jar of truffles to add to your pasta at home;) There is also a big passage with fish and meat products. On the upper level there is a drink terrace, where you can have a rest and sip a coffee:)
Natalia Remontova — Google review
Twin Gate
10. Twin Gate
4.6
(532)
Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
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Part of the fascinating Roman history of Pula. Enjoyed the twon gate as part of our day
Nicky Tyler — Google review
Yet another gate. Its double the size of Hercules one but nothing special.
Dušan Pavlović — Google review
Double gate at the entrance to Zerostrasse
Ermi Mirek — Google review
Piece of History!
Arpad Toth — Google review
Give a check but don’t raise your expectations.
Alexandra Dumitru — Google review
The gate is nice but just like all other old monuments and buildings unfortunately it is surrounded by "new" and ugly other things.
Kevin Claes — Google review
One of the old entrances to Pula, not to much to see
Omar Aldrete — Google review
The gate is impressive architecturally and leads to the underground tunnels and castle.
Cathal — Google review
A beautiful historical place, but there is practically no information about it.
Ben Davis — Google review
A pair of twelfe entrances in ancient roman and mediaval Pula...but if you want to know more - hire a local licenced tour guide...
Danica Kovacic — Google review
Zerostrasse
11. Zerostrasse
4.3
(942)
Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
Extensive system of subterranean tunnels & galleries first built as war shelters in the early 1900s.
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Great escape from the cold. With the ticket you get you can visit the place all day long. You can see the history of the tram line in the tunnels then you can go up and check the castle.
Roland F?l?p — Google review
More than 100 years old tunnel system under Pula. It takes about 1 hour to walk through the whole thing. It is a bit strange that the exhibition inside is only about the trams and does not show the later use of the tunnels. Anyway, it is worth a visit, especially in summer, because it is interesting to walk in the belly of the mountain when it is very hot outside.
Ermi Mirek — Google review
Amazingly created tunnels below the castle. It’s not super large but has historic value. You can buy a ticket for the tunnel and the castle. A family ticket was around €11 and brings you with an elevator to the castle. Nice to hide from the sun!
Niels — Google review
Cool place to visit, but it lacks a bit of more historic facts and some entertaining way of learning about this place history. Why not provide some more historical information in some bunker rooms? Some rooms are empty, and it feels like it lacks something. The tram exhibit is nice, but needs to be modernised.
Sophie Dg — Google review
Very cool tunnel system. You can get in from different sites and can't get lost because everything is well lit and there are signs everywhere. It falls a little flat at telling the history behind the system. Everything is written down on the signs but could be told better. Maybe more interesting and interactive. Might be scary/boring for children to go in the tunnels..
Alan W. — Google review
Cool tunnels, but it doesn’t make sense why there is a history of tramways included within. A history of the tunnels would have been better placed. However, for the price point of 20 kuna per adult is pretty reasonable. I would recommend if you would like a break from the sun (or rain) or if you would like to imagine what it would be like to be in a bunker during a war.
Eugene Y — Google review
Interesting stories on the city on display, still could be better structured, more media added for individual visitors. Great climate inside.
Anita Förster — Google review
As mentioned in other reviews, you get access to both the tunnels and the fortress with the Zerostrasse ticket. This combo makes it worth the price in our opinion, so make sure to get the lift up to the fortress and take in the lovely views of the city from the tower after having cooled down in the tunnels underneath Pula (especially refreshing if it's too hot out). There was an exhibition in the tunnels (about trams in Pula) and another one in the fortress, so there are more things to take in than just the experience if the topics are of interest.
Mattias Durnez — Google review
You enter a museum for 40 kunas per adult. We just wanted to escape the heat and walk around there. There are 4 directions. Which you can walk back and forth learning about the tram history in Pula. Then you go up with the elevator to see another small exhibition. And if you go one floor higher, you enter the fort of Pula. There are a few exhibitions too and you get to see over the city. In general, it’s not the most interesting place to visit but worth the money and some photos.
Aleksandra Sterkhova — Google review
You can enjoy this place at very low price. The ticket is only 6euros. And you get to see the tunnels that stretch below the city as well as visit the Kastel, which has amazing views. The temperature is always around 15-16 degrees so it's perfect for hot weather.
Alexandra Servini — Google review
Interesting and cool place to see some of the Pula history. Especially with hot weather outside this place is very refreshing :-)
J van der L — Google review
The entrance price is very fair. The exhibition is highly recommended if you are into historical photography. You can also visit the fort if you use the elevator.
Pete “Smitje” Smit — Google review
Istrian olive oil museum
12. Istrian olive oil museum
4.7
(510)
Museum
Specialty Museums
Quaint museum exploring the history of Istrian olive oil, with guided tours, tastings & a gift shop.
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My friend and I completed the green course, which included the tasting of 3 oils, an audio tour and a little learning on what makes a good oil. I'm not an oil aficionado, but I was still able to enjoy this cute museum a stones throw from the arena. The staff are personable and there's a well stocked shop where you can spend your kuna.
SGC — Google review
The staff are very knowledgeable and kind! Excellent value for money, I was concerned about there not being very much to see however the audio guide is great - you take it around with you, it’s like a telephone. Different price points for the museum and the different olive oil tastings, which you can book online or in person for the same rate. Recommend.
Ela Heeley — Google review
Very informative yet interesting history, production, and science behind the Istrian’s olive oil industry. The oil tasting was superb. The staff was very knowledgeable and friendly. The museum shop also offers decent amount of olive oil from the local producers, so you’d know for sure that the selections here are the good ones.
Nicha B — Google review
Excellent museum and great olive oil tasting experience. I visited the museum early morning on Sunday and I had all museum to myself. I’ve purchased the golden ticket which included the olive oil tasting experience. Overall I had a very informative and interesting time. There is a museum shop where you can find amazing quality local olive oil and other beautiful products and souvenirs. The service staff in the museum was super friendly and helpful. Highly recommend.
ieva Kaveckiene — Google review
Very interesting museum about the history of olive production in the area. Also very friendly staff. The olive tasting is also fun to do. Defiantly worth a visit.
E E — Google review
It's the first time I've been to any olive oil museum, though I lived in one of the top oil producers country and visited some more. I found it very interesting. Probably I would get tired reading all the info, so audio guide was a great help! Tasting was very educational. Previously I've always tasted oil on bread at some producers, so I didn't know the right way. Also the comparison of real extra virgin oil and some mass produced blend was shocking. I'm going to taste my olive oils at home when I'm back 😊
Katerina Chaukina — Google review
We went for a Gold Experience and it was great. We learnt how to taste and how to recognise a bad olive oil. We tasted different award winning oils and had a lovely dessert at the end. Afterwards we went for a museum guided tour which was very informative.
Iuliana Barbulescu — Google review
A very nice place to learn a lot about olive oil. Personnel has very big knowledge and is keen to share it in a very accessible way. There are few options to choose from in the tasting which is also a very nice experience
Maciej Siwka — Google review
Lovely museum with very interesting information. Highly recommend the extended (gold) tasting, as you get to try a lot of different flavours. Not doing any tasting when you go here means that you are missing out. The people working there were very nice and spoke good English.
Ronald Kruizinga — Google review
Really nice Shop, we bought liqueur and beer. You can visit olive oil museum. Price is allright. Amazing staff who answered every question, and gave us samples. Would recommend.
Marko Lichner — Google review
Definitely recommend the tour including tasting. Museum is quite small but still you can learn a lot of interesting stuff about olive oil and its history. But the tasting was the most catchy part!
Monika Vychodilová — Google review
We recommend the gold option with tasting. The lady who led it was very knowledgeable and happy to answer questions. The museum itself was also interesting with an audio guide in multiple languages. Must see if you are in Pula 💪❤️
Kinga B. — Google review
Gate of Hercules
13. Gate of Hercules
4.3
(205)
Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
Inscribed stone archway with a depiction of Hercules in between 2 medieval towers.
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Very historical place. Magical story behind this monument!!! It is not modern but it is an important part of the Roman heritage in Pula. You will see it by walking through the city. It is a monument from the other time, that stands by from other buildings in its environment.
Demi — Google review
I mean its an old gate with some additional details behind it but thats it. There is a cafe up the stairs that is occasionally turned into a small cinema but even in broad daylight and scorching heat they didn't bother to protect the chairs and tables from the sun so our advice is to go someplace else for a drink.
Dušan Pavlović — Google review
Not impressive at all. This is just on ordinary gate. You will rather notice the museum behind than this gate.
Alexandra Dumitru — Google review
Nice place to take photos.
Ladislav Vašina — Google review
We passed next to it and not even noticed it. Hercules' face is supposed to be represented on the top but... It's just an old stone
Cris Ortigueira — Google review
Absolutely loved the gates of Hercules
Anneka Clark — Google review
cool place
denis dezan — Google review
Nice entrance gate. Other gates are more richly decorated.
Toni Krasnic — Google review
Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
14. Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
4.5
(752)
Catholic cathedral
Sights & Landmarks
Roman Catholic cathedral on the site of a collection of buildings from the 4th & 5th centuries.
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Here you can see 2 beautiful monuments that fit perfectly in a picture, with the harbor in the background. tip: have your lunch on the terrace with blue tables. So, you can admire the view a lobger time and savour every moment
Daniel Man — Google review
Church always nice in the sun. Grim past most of the times.
Traveller Every year 6 weeks on the road — Google review
Very nice monument of Early Christian era. Among the Top 10 "Must see in Pula"
Martin Melus — Google review
Historical church.
Arpad Toth (incort ro) — Google review
This is a medieval cathedral with a separate tower. You must visit this if you are in town.
Tamás Füzesi — Google review
Really old Not so well mantained building Free entry
Razvan Farte — Google review
Beautiful, just beautiful. Definitely need to be seen.
Tony Blake — Google review
The first Christian church built on this site dates back to the beginning of the 5th century and then expanded throughout history. Magnificent on the outside with a separate bell tower (added later) there is no fresco, and on the inside it is somewhat bare that there was no relevant mosaic of the Virgin Mary. 🙏
Ben Davis — Google review
well attended church if you like to join a service.
Per Thrane — Google review
Very nice place, but there is other better
Marko — Google review
Church and monastery of St. Francis
15. Church and monastery of St. Francis
4.7
(503)
Catholic church
Sights & Landmarks
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Have to pay a small amount (I think 9 kuna) to get in but it was interesting! And he saw tortoises to which was an added surprise! Pretty place :)
Pixie Darvill — Google review
Great value (1 euro entry). Lovely peaceful monastery worth an hour of your time. Cute tortoises 🐢 we’re an unexpected sight!
Adam DJC — Google review
10 kuna to enter but nice and calming. Worth seeing.
John Murphy — Google review
Peaceful. Entry fee is 1€ and then you can visit the church and the yard with turtles.
VT — Google review
Pleasant, quiet atrium with fine architecture, some archeologic artifacts and a small churh. Don't know if We had free admission only because it was Sunday.
Vid Pogačnik — Google review
One of the most tranquil places I've visited in Pula. If you have luck, you can meet some turtles in the courtyard.
Gábor Pathó — Google review
Amazing, strongly recommend for anyone!
Máté Verba — Google review
Nice little church with a small turtle-garden
Dan — Google review
Beautiful little church. It is also, I believe, an active Franciscan monastery, so please respect the location and its inhabitants. The church itself [the actual church, not the compound] is beautiful, the interior plain and simple, with a gilded Gothic altar, and a wooden crucifix. Flanking the altar are devotional statues of Mary and St. Francis himself, and on the walls are the Stations of the Cross. Outside, you can see various pieces of stonework, and in the cloister, the resident turtles. It does not take a long time to visit, and I believe there is admission, what is it, I cannot recall.
Brady Santoro — Google review
Wine station Trapan
16. Wine station Trapan
4.7
(212)
Winery
Food & Drink
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A Hidden Gem of Warmth and Excellence of ISTRIA We had the pleasure of visiting Bruno and Irene's winery during our recent trip to Croatia, and it was an experience I'll cherish forever. From the moment we stepped onto their property, I was greeted with the warmth of their hospitality and the enchanting presence of their 24 dogs. The wine tasting journey was nothing short of magical. Each bottle not only carried a rich history but also a depth of flavor that spoke volumes about their dedication to natural winemaking. Learning about their transition from industrial wine to their private vine house was both inspiring and eye-opening. What impressed me the most was their commitment to producing wines free from chemicals and oxides, ensuring not only a delightful taste but also a refreshing day after indulging. Their home, adorned with modern design elements and immaculate upkeep, was a true reflection of their passion for excellence in every aspect. Thank you, Bruno and Irene, for opening your hearts and doors to us. Your winery is more than just a place to savor exceptional wines—it's a sanctuary of warmth, authenticity, and genuine hospitality. I eagerly look forward to the opportunity to return and bask once again in the beauty of your vineyard and the joy of your company. Really recommend to visit
Maria Boguslavskaya — Google review
Truly family run winery with friendly and relax atmosphere. The wine tasting was excellent. Organic and natural for both traditional and experimental Istrian wine. The cold cut and cheese platter was sourced from local artisans and paired beautifully with the wine. Highly recommend.
Nicha B — Google review
Amazing wines to company with local cheeses and sausage. Many dogs thar love to be scratched.
Petteri Laine — Google review
It's a rare to come across wines where the true essence of the grapes shines through. We've experienced this once in Slovenia, and now for the first time in Croatia. This winery was a revelation – from its scenic tasting place to the exceptional products. But what truly sets it apart is the heart and soul behind it, Bruno. His passion and dedication are palpable in every sip. Congratulations on crafting such outstanding wines. We'll undoubtedly return, having found our new “the one” winery. Highly recommended! Our top picks: Uroboros and LUKALUNA.
Aljosa Antolin — Google review
Great winery with friendly owners, tasty wines , lots of cute dogs, mini pig called Ariane Grande, goats and big playground. Highly recommend!
Olga Parsons — Google review
Great atmosphere, excellent byodinamic wine celler. People from all around the world and if you like you can play with different fantastic dog varieties which are separated and on request only. Food is local and of great taste. Very, very domestic atmosphere. Excellent for familly with kids also.
Irena ST — Google review
This was the most incredible experience I’ve had at a winery! The wine was absolutely incredible and Bruno and his staff welcomed us like we were family. Trapan’s Syrah Moia, one of the top 100 Syrah’s in the world, was by far the best wine I’ve ever had. It is truly the perfect wine for any occasion. If you come to Pula you absolutely have to come here! I cannot recommend it enough!! You get to look at the beautiful dogs while enjoying unique wines with the most amazing flavours that you can’t experience anywhere else!
Andrew Young — Google review
Only for people who charish the taste of wine as it once was in all its beauty and grace. And the Trapan Family reminds us of this pristine tastes. Drinking their wines is exploring the genuine taste of each grape they grow. It is a journey one wishishes it would never end. Thank you, Bruno.
Simona Cizar — Google review
Wines and philosophy very good , great attitude to sustainable wine , some good wines on offer to taste from this knowledgeable enthusiastic wine maker. Plenty of dogs running around so a tolerance to dogs is important. Recommended.
Nick Farrant — Google review
Not just amazing wines but also the nicest service and hospitality. Every wine tastes amazing and has an interesting story behind. We were lucky that Irena prepared the beeftartar because normaly you have to preorder it. If you're in the region, make sure to pass by and preorder the food, it was the best and worth every cent!
Dario Salvisberg — Google review
We didn't have the pleasure to meet Irena but her husband was a warm, humble and karesmatic person. We had a good time with a lot of fun. We tasted a lot of good wines, I can personally recommend the rosé, you feel like your drinking spring in liquid form, WOW! We also enjoyed that we got at paper with photos of all the wines where we could write our preferences and thoughts. Trapan is a winery we want to come back to. A plus is all the dogs. 😉
Marie Peraic — Google review
One of the highlights of out holiday! Great atmosphere, sunny day sitting outside, surrounded by dogs and goats while tasting amazing wines. We had a 'premium' testing and a mixed selection of cheese and cured meat. Wines were delicious, homemade, organic, local grape; food was local and tasty. Definitely worth a stop. Good value for price.
Francesca Angiulli — Google review

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