Pula The City of Ancient Romans

Since Roman times, Pula has been a major center of attraction. The city is situated on the southern tip of the Istria peninsula and its other major draws include tame sea and uncontaminated natural sensations which are still refreshing because of its mild climatic conditions. Pula is acknowledged as the city of Romans, who decided to fortify it with a fortress with ten gates. Out of ten gates, the Gate of Hercules, the triumphal Arch of the Sergii, and the Twin Gates stand boldly even today and are powerful enough to evoke the ancient Roman period in front of you. Further, while traveling in and around Pula, you may also become wordless after seeing the same aura and charm of the yesteryear created by much of distinguished amphitheater, Pula Arena, established amid 27 BC 68 AD. What further adds to its appeal amongst the holidaymakers comprise fishing, wine-making, shipbuilding, and Pula tourism. These are equally pivotal in fetching the attraction of global tourists and dumbfound them by exposing its genuine treasures. It is without any doubt a comfortable, friendly and peaceful city to plan your trip. So, if in future you plan to come here then note that although being moderately divided from the rest of Croatia, it also homes aerial flights from adjoining places for instance Zagreb and other European cities like London, Dublin, Oslo, etc. and hence provides you all possible reasons to live every moment so dashingly...