Roman Theatre, Pula

The Roman Theatre features a semicircular orchestra area and preserved stage sections built into the hillside of central Pula's old district.

Construction of this performance venue occurred during the first century AD, when Romans established Pula as a significant cultural center in the region.

The theater hosted dramatic performances and poetry recitations for 5,000 spectators, presenting stories from Roman mythology and heroic narratives.

Located in the city center, visitors can access the theater grounds throughout the year, with extended summer hours during cultural event seasons.

The remaining limestone structure demonstrates Roman engineering methods through its position on the natural slope, maximizing acoustics for performances.

GPS coordinates: 44.87018,13.84680

Latest update: March 7, 2025 22:11