Historical Monuments in Pula

The Roman theater was probably built in the first or second century, on a hill at at the foot of the ancient Castrum. At this time

The Temple of Augustus, and the ruins of the Temple of Diana, the Capitolo and the Basilica, or which were then integrated into th

The city walls represent the oldest part of the Roman defensive walls. At this time, Pula was part of the Roman Empire and its geo

Before being Croatian, the small town of Pula in Istria was a Roman colony, and slowly developed as a Christian and later Catholic

The central square of the ancient, medieval town of Pula lies at the foot of the hill near the sea on the west side of the city. I