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Pula

Roman archways and Slavic beer bars herald one of Istria’s prettiest towns. Discover Augustus’ temple, ancient forums and rugged Croatian beaches here with help from a local guide.

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Pula

Crowned by the impressive Arena (without question the best-preserved Roman architectural relic in all of Croatia), Pula bears its ancient past in a proud display of historic temples, honorific gateways and celebrated archaeological museums. But don’t be deceived, Pula is a lively, breathing town, with a beating nightlife, a magnificent array of Istrian wine cellars, oodles of charming Venetian lanes to wander, and unrivalled access to the magnificent beaches of the nearby Kamenjak National Park.

Be sure to get your Pula tour guide to pinpoint all of the major sights on the map. Then, you’re free to wander between the Croatian beer bars and limestone churches to discover the eye-watering Temple of Augustus, the various triumphal arches still marking the boundaries between the old town and the new, and the sun-kissed cobbles of the glorious Venetian Forum yourself. Afterwards, why not explore the peripheries, delving into the acclaimed Aquarium between the bulwarks of the crumbling Verudela Fort, or breaking out into the olive hills of Istria to sample some truffle pasta, or swimming in the crystal clear waters of the Adriatic fjords?

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