Pula one of the biggest and oldest towns in Croatia is situated on the south of the Istrian peninsula. With the history of 3000 years, it represents a very fine combination of the old and the modern. Pula is going to enchant you with many of its architecture styles, such as renaissance, gothic, baroque, venetian (the famous Arena which originates from 1st century after Jesus).
The navy graveyard, from times when Pula was known to be biggest harbor in Austrohungary monarchy, might also be a place of your special interest.

Beside Arena, we recommend to you, visiting:
the Cathedral, 4th-15th century, the temple of Augustus, 2 B.C., the Town hall, 1296, the Chapel of Santa Maria Formosa, 6th century, the Arch of the Sergii, 29-27 B.C., Hercules’ gate, mid 1st cent. B.C., the Twin Gate, 2nd century etc.
Sound interesting?
You can arrive to Pula by plane (the airport is 10 km away from Marina Veruda), also by train, ship, bus and car (see general information’s). Tourist facilities are located in and outside of the town in threes shade close to the sea. The beaches stretch down the 190 km long coastline, with the worldwide known islands of Brijuni which has a great reputation of being the national park with safari and famous architecture on the island. Climate in Istria (Pula) is mild, with average temperature of 25°C.