Pula, however you want it.

Welcome to the ancient town of Pula, where history and culture come alive! This charming port city has been inhabited since 1000 BC, and its Roman roots are still evident in the stunning monuments that dot the cityscape. The world-renowned amphitheatre, which hosts an annual opera festival every summer, is a must-visit for any lover of the arts. But Pula's rich history doesn't stop there - the city has passed through the hands of various warring groups, leaving behind an eclectic mix of cultural influences that can be seen in its architecture today. Literary buffs will also appreciate Pula's fame as the home of Irish author James Joyce, who taught at the Berlitz School in 1905. And with a bustling commercial hub that has been thriving since the mid-19th century, there's no shortage of things to do in this vibrant city. Explore the city centre on foot and discover exciting museums, delicious restaurants, and picturesque parks - all within 10 minutes' walk of each other. And if you have time, venture beyond the city and into the surrounding area, where Roman ruins lie buried in fertile farmland and tiny villages cling to the glittering coastline.