Pula Small-Group Walking Tour
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Pula Small-Group Walking Tour
By Divine Dalmatia - Pula
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Ages 1-99, max of 12 per group
Duration: 2h
Start time: Check availability
Mobile ticket
Live guide: German, English, Italian, French, Dutch
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- Licensed tour guide
- Entry/Admission - Amphitheatre de Pula
What's not included- Gratuities
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Entrance fee to Pula Arena (prepare 50 kn)
- Start:
- Pula Arena, Flavijevska ul., 52100, Pula, Croatia
End:This activity ends back at the meeting point. - Wheelchair accessible
- Stroller accessible
- Service animals allowed
- Near public transportation
- Infant seats available
If you have questions about accessibility, we’d be happy to help. Just call the number below and reference the product code: 30182P12- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- Dress code is smart casual
- Tour requires a minimum of two full price adult bookings to operate. In the event of the tour being cancelled due to not meeting the minimum booking requirements, you will receive a full refund.
- Most travelers can participate
- This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
- This tour/activity will have a maximum of 12 travelers
- For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.
- If you have questions about this tour or need help making your booking, we’d be happy to help. Just call the number below and reference the product code: 30182P12
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- Roving128536812820 contributionsLovely walk with interesting facts of Pula's history.We went for my younger teen brother's birthday as he is massively into Roman history. Our tour guide, Mauro, was fantastic. He took us round the Pula Arena, offering to take pictures of us as a family. We had plenty of time to take pictures ourselves also. We were told many facts and information throughout the tour. I felt it was really personalised as our tour guide took us to Aura where we tasted some of the goods, Mauro pointing out which ones we would all like! He also was conscious about our dinner reservations and ensured everything was timely but sufficient. Each sight was told with interesting facts and quick jokes we all enjoyed. Worth every minute.Written July 27, 2024
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Gary B
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May 2022
We took in the Arena and walked the old town along the route described in the website with a guide named Miriam while on a Rick Steves Tour of the Adriatic. I am guessing a bit, but I believe this is the guide we used.
I have already described our tour of the amphitheatre on that page, so I will begin in the Titov Park where there is a bronze relief map of Pula where our guide pointed out the route we would take and the more significant sites. She also explained more of the history of the town from pre-Roman, Roman, Venetian, Austro-Hungarian and Tito periods. The tour then took us down Kandlerova ul to the Forum square and into Ul Sergijevaca until we reached the Arco del Sergei. From there we walked up Giardini and back to the amphitheatre where the bus was parked.
The route takes you past an array of different architecture including of course Roman such as the Temple of Augustus in the Forum or Grad Pula. But there are also Venetian buildings with their typical balconies and carved lions, Austro-Hungarian buildings with baroque finishes, the more utilitarian buildings of Tito's time, and modern architecture built or renovated more recently following the war.
The guide pointed out the hospital and a curious park in front of it dedicated to writers and artists (reflective of the art school next door), the Cathedral and bell tower, and routes up to the castle up narrow side streets. She pointed out Agrippina's house and stopped at the mosaic floor called the Punishment of Dirce which is tucked behind some shops. She pointed out good restaurants and cafes, stopped at the market (which was closed) and finally reached the Arco del Sergei which was built in Roman times by a wealthy family and has dedications to family members.
For the short time we had available, the tour was enlightening and very enjoyable.
I have already described our tour of the amphitheatre on that page, so I will begin in the Titov Park where there is a bronze relief map of Pula where our guide pointed out the route we would take and the more significant sites. She also explained more of the history of the town from pre-Roman, Roman, Venetian, Austro-Hungarian and Tito periods. The tour then took us down Kandlerova ul to the Forum square and into Ul Sergijevaca until we reached the Arco del Sergei. From there we walked up Giardini and back to the amphitheatre where the bus was parked.
The route takes you past an array of different architecture including of course Roman such as the Temple of Augustus in the Forum or Grad Pula. But there are also Venetian buildings with their typical balconies and carved lions, Austro-Hungarian buildings with baroque finishes, the more utilitarian buildings of Tito's time, and modern architecture built or renovated more recently following the war.
The guide pointed out the hospital and a curious park in front of it dedicated to writers and artists (reflective of the art school next door), the Cathedral and bell tower, and routes up to the castle up narrow side streets. She pointed out Agrippina's house and stopped at the mosaic floor called the Punishment of Dirce which is tucked behind some shops. She pointed out good restaurants and cafes, stopped at the market (which was closed) and finally reached the Arco del Sergei which was built in Roman times by a wealthy family and has dedications to family members.
For the short time we had available, the tour was enlightening and very enjoyable.
Written June 17, 2022
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