Guidebook for Pula and Istria

Pula was founded 3,000 years ago and is known for its Arena; one of the best-preserved amphitheaters in the world. Pula seems to accommodate everyone’s needs: beautiful beaches, colourful reefs and diving spots, culture, great food and history. A stroll through the city takes you past ancient Roman architecture like the Temple of Augustus, the Triumphal Arch of the Sergi, Hercules’ Gate and Twin Gates, Arena and Small Roman Theatre. Pula is the largest city in Istria.

Istria has two main areas that are both worth visiting: The coast (blue Istria) and the hilltop towns (green Istria). Do make sure to visit both areas to get the full experience of Istria.

Bonaca Restaurant & Lounge Bar If you appear to be near Aquarium Pula, you can go to this restaurant. Order perfectly cooked octopus. Get your meal started with good wine. If you want to try some great coffee, Bonaca Restaurant & Lounge Bar is a decent choice for you.

Grožnjan-Grisignana is a former 14th century Venetian fortress turned into a little Medieval town with cobble-stone streets and small alleys, also important arts and music centre in Istria. Grožnjan is surrounded by vineyards and olive groves and although it’s a small town, there’s still a lot to admire.