Pula is located at the southern tip of the Istra Peninsula and serves as a convenient base for traveling around the region. The city combines maritime atmosphere, merchant energy and traces of ancient civilizations, making it an ideal place for those who want to see the Adriatic coast and immerse themselves in a rich history.
Historic walks along Pula are returned to the era of Ancient Rome: one of the most complete Roman amphitheaters in Europe, the Arch of Sergeev and ancient temples, which tell about the importance of the port in antiquity, are preserved here. The narrow streets of the old town, the fortress of Kastel and the city's museums help to experience the centuries-old history and local legends that come to life in every stone.
For nature lovers, Pula discovers amazing coastal landscapes, sea bays and protected areas such as Cape Kameniak and nearby Brioni. Hiking trails, cycling trails, boat trips and opportunities for snorkeling give a variety of outdoor activities and allow you to see the Aystrian flora and fauna up close.
The formats of the programs are adapted to any rhythm: quiet walks in the historical center, road trips in Istria or sea excursions in the bays available in individual and group format. For a comfortable immersion in context and a detailed story about places, excursions in Russian are popular, which help to better understand the nuances of local history and culture.
Local guides do not just list the facts, they share live stories about the life of the city, recommend the best angles for photos and introduce you to the gastronomic traditions of the region. For tourists looking for maximum understanding and coziness when communicating, excursions with a Russian-speaking guide are offered, which make the trip more intense and personal.
Open Pula from the new side: choose the format that is right for you, plan the route and trust the professionals. Book a tour to see Roman monuments, enjoy the seascapes and take with you vivid memories of a trip to Istria.
