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Pula Arena
Roman amphitheater, one of the best-preserved worldwide
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James Joyce Statue (Café Uliks, Pula)
Bronze James Joyce statue at historic café
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Pula's Roman Theatre
Small Roman theatre ruins in Pula old town
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Arch of Sergii
Roman triumphal arch honoring Sergii family in Pula
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Museum of Olive Oil
Museum of Istrian olive oil history and tasting
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Temple of Augustus
Well-preserved Roman temple dedicated to Augustus
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Twin Gates (Dvojna Vrata)
Roman-era twin arches marking Pula’s ancient entrance
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Zerostrasse
Underground WWI tunnels beneath Pula fortress
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Forum
Ancient Roman square with temple ruins and history
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Stella Maris Resort & ATP Stadium
Seashell-shaped ATP Stadium at Stella Maris Resort
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Sports Hall Vijuš
Modern sports arena with 2,200-seat capacity
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Valbandon Beach
Sheltered bay with pebble beach and historic fortifications
Places
Planning guides
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Cultural Activities
A Guide to Traditional Festivals, Folk Arts, and Heritage Experiences Throughout the Year
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Sightseeing
A practical guide to exploring natural wonders, historic ruins and hidden attractions
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History of Croatia
A Comprehensive Guide to Fourteen Centuries of Croatian Kingdom and Cultural Heritage
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Culture and Heritage
Croatia's Roman, Venetian and Habsburg history, its 10 World Heritage Sites and the living traditions you can still see on set dates.
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Cultural Tour Itinerary
A north-to-south heritage route from Zagreb through Istria to Dalmatia, with UNESCO sites, festival dates by season and transport tips.
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Historical Sites
A Guide to Ancient Ruins, Archaeological Sites, and Preserved Architectural Heritage
Stories
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Pula’s Roman Amphitheatre
How to visit the Pula Arena, one of the best-preserved Roman amphitheatres anywhere, and what else to see in Roman Pula.
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Pula for Foodies
What to eat in Pula, where locals go, and how to make the most of the market, Istrian olive oil and the seafood of the southern coast.
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Summer Open-Air Cinemas on the Adriatic
Where to watch films under the stars on the Croatian coast, from Split's Bačvice cinema and Dubrovnik's old summer screens to the Pula Arena.