Apartment in the very centre of Pula, the capital of Istria, surrounded by many towns and villages along the seashore within a 10 minute drive range. Elegantly furnished apartment, area 84 sqm, at the very heart of Pula, 50 m from the Arch of the Sergii (asa Golden Gate). On the 3rd floor, no elevator, view from the balcony over the square Portarata and the central pedestrian street of Pula. Bedroom with a king-size bed, couch that turns into a bed for 2 people in the big living room+ one additional single bed, dining area, kitchen, bathroom with a hydro massage shower cabin and a bidet, walk-in wardrobe, laundry, an extra tooth brushing station, and another window balcony on the courtyard side. Washing machine, dishwasher, fridge, wine cooler, 4 stove tops, oven, LCD TV/SAT with surround system, cooling and heating system. It provides free wi-fi connection. The nearest pebble and stone paved beaches can be reached in 1,5 km, while the beaches in Verudela are 4 km away. A bus stop is located 300 metres from the apartments. Free public parking is possible at a distance of 300 metres. The famous Amphitheatre 'Arena' can be reached in a 6-minute walk, and the local bus and train station are locat

Hello everyone! I am a mother of 7-year-old twin boys who are now discovering the world around them and our town Pula and, as I chase them around :-), I feel as I am re-falling in love with Pula all over again. I hope you will join us!

Pula was built 3000 years ago and as a result of its rich political history, Pula is a city with a cultural mixture of people and languages from the Mediterranean and Central Europe, ancient and contemporary. Pula's architecture reflects these layers of history. There is a wealthy collection of monuments, architectural accomplishments, fortresses and all sorts of remains from the Roman time. The most famous of all is the Roman amphitheater. This symbol of Pula , popularly called the Arena, is the sixth largest remaining amphitheatre in the world. In the 1st century, when it was built, it was used for gladiator contests in front of 23.000 spectators. Today it is so well preserved that it is still regularly used for concerts or other major cultural events such as film festivals throughout the summer. A perfect place to start exploring the Roman ruins is the Forum - the oldest square in the town. Visit the beautiful Temple of Augustus and continue by passing through Triumphal Arch of Sergius – The Golden Gate. And all of this is within your reach using our apartment as your starting point for exploring Pula :-)