Discover Pula Free Walking Tour in Pula, Slovenia - A unique experience

Join us for an evening stroll through Pula’s city center! Discover its rich history, culture, and local secrets with a professional guide. Explore the main attractions, enjoy the vibrant atmosphere, and learn about Pula’s traditions. Don’t miss it!

Things to do Pula Free Walking Tour

Pula Free Walking Tour will start on the main square Forum where Temple of Augustus is located - build in early I century AD, represents one of the most beautiful examples of early imperial roman sacral architecture. Triumphal Arch of the Sergi - built by Salvia Postuma Sergi in the late first century BC. Near the arch is a bronze statue of James Joyce. Giardini street - associated with social activity and events, with coffee bars and four lines of 130-year-old hackberry trees. Hercules gate - the oldest gate in Pula, and Circolo, the Italian community centre. Twin gate - built in the 2nd century as an official entrance to the small Roman theater. There is also the main entrance to the underground tunnels called Zerostrasse. Tito park - World War II memorial and a city map with a fountain. Tour ends infront of the Arena - amphitheater built in the 1st century AD, described as one of the most preserved in the world with all four vertical stair towers. Expect a city-center walk with multiple short stops. The route focuses on historical landmarks and local context, with an emphasis on Pula’s Roman heritage alongside parks and everyday streets.

Included

Gate of Hercules

Arch of the Sergii

Forum Square

Twin Gate

Temple of Augustus

Tito's Park

Proffesional local guide

Meeting point

Forum square

Pula Free Walking Tour

Things to do Pula Free Walking Tour

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