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Pula was built by the Illyrians 3,000 years ago and has been attracting visitors since then. Its history is a varied one, which is why you'll find plenty of Roman, Venetian, Hungarian, Croatian and other influences around the city.

Essentials in Pula

Arena: Pula's Arena is the 6th largest surviving Roman amphitheatre in the world. It's a miracle it survived as Venetians planed to take it, stone by stone, to Venice. Other stones were taken to build other houses but fortunately it still stands today and can be explored for 20kn.

Brijuni: The stunning islands off the coast are a must for a day trip while on holidays in Pula. Bring a pair of walking shoes, your swimsuit and a camera, if you plan to visit Tito's old house (leader of former Yugoslavia).

Kamenjak: If you're looking for beaches on the mainland, head to Kamenjak near Premantura. This is the most southern point on the Istria peninsula with some very beautiful nature, great for hiking and mountain biking.

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Accommodations in Pula

Pula has a small handful of hotels as many visitors opt to stay in beach resorts along the coast, only coming into town to enjoy the nightlife, historic sights and amenities. In summer, it's essential to book your hotels in Pula far in advance if you hope to find a room at a decent price.