Pula, Town in Istria County, Croatia
Pula is a coastal town located at the southern tip of the Istria peninsula.
Founded in 177 BCE, Pula has a rich history that spans over two millennia.
The town is known for its multitude of ancient Roman buildings, most notably the well-preserved Roman amphitheater.
Postal code of Pula is 52100.
Pula hosts one of the world’s best preserved Roman amphitheatres which is still used today.
Location: Istria County
Inception: 177 BCE
Population: 52220
Elevation above the sea: 30 m
Website: pula.hr
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Pula is a coastal town located at the southern tip of the Istria peninsula.
The Roman Theatre in Pula is a well-preserved ancient edifice.
The Archaeological Museum of Istria showcases the region's rich history through preserved artifacts.
Porta Gemina features majestic twin arches that have stood since the 2nd century.
Hercules Gate is one of the oldest architectural monuments in Pula.
The Arch of the Sergii stands as a historic monument in Pula, Croatia.
The Pula Communal Palace is a Gothic-style building serving administrative functions.
