Pula Private 2-Hour Guided Walking Tour

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1. Visit to Amphitheater from 1st C. AD. If you want, we can enter the Amphitheater and the guide will lead you through and explain all about it. The guide can buy entry tickets at the entrance, without waiting. If you don't want to enter, the guide will explain from outside.

   30 min

2. Walk to the 17th century Venetian Fortress, your guide will explain from outside with a view to Pula harbor.

   15 min

3. Walk to and around the 5th C. AD Cathedral, most important church in Pula, with explanation. If open you will go inside.

   10 min

4. We go to roman Forum with Augustus temple from 1st C. AD and City hall built in 1396. Walk to and around with explanation.

   15 min

5. Something special, visit to 2nd C. AD floor mosaic, "Punishing of Dirce", with explanation.

   10 min

6. Walk under and around 1st C. BC Roman city gate, with explanation of decorations and inscriptions.

   10 min

7. Walk around and through the market building from 1903, with explanation. Visit the fish market if open.

   15 min

8. Walk to and around one of the remaining Roman city gates from 1st C. BC, with explanation.

   5 min

9. Walk to and around one of the remaining Roman city gates from 2nd C. AD, with explanation.

   5 min

Cancelación

Cancelación gratuita hasta 24 horas antes del inicio, con reembolso completo.

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How it compares in Pula

• Its from-price is 75% above the median of the 184 experiences we list in Pula.
• It is shorter than most of them.
• By number of reviews it ranks 63 of 184.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Pula

Pula is a port at the southern tip of Istria in Croatia, famous for a well-preserved Roman amphitheatre standing beside the harbour.

Pula's Roman amphitheatre, built in the first century AD, is among the best preserved in the world, with its outer walls standing on all sides, and concerts and film screenings are staged on the sand inside. Nearby stand the Temple of Augustus, the Arch of the Sergii and the Forum, reminders that Pula was an important Roman colony. Austro-Hungarian naval buildings add a later layer, and James Joyce taught English here in 1904 and 1905.

Top-ranked sights in Pula: Pula Arena (Pula Amphitheatre), Zerostrasse.

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