Archaeological Museum of Istria, Archaeological museum in Croatia
The Archaeological Museum of Istria showcases the region's rich history through preserved artifacts.
Founded in 1902, it is a repository of Istriot heritage over the centuries.
The museum exhibits items from prehistoric times to the medieval period, reflecting cultural changes.
Situated in Pula, the museum provides educational tours for visitors interested in archaeology.
It holds a notable collection of Roman artifacts, highlighting Pula's significance in ancient times.
Location: Pula
Inception: 1902
Phone: +38552351300
Email: info@ami-pula.hr
Website: ami-pula.hr
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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.
The Roman Theatre in Pula is a well-preserved ancient edifice.
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 Arena is one of the best-preserved Roman amphitheaters in the world.
