Free tours in Pula

When you think about where to spend your vacation, an important aspect is choosing a place that will leave an unforgettable impression on your soul. The city of Pula on the coast of Croatia is exactly the place where you will find a rich history, enchanting views, and fascinating walks along the ancient streets. To get to know this city better, you should order a free tour in Pula that will reveal the secrets and stories of this place.

The Best Pula Sightseeings 

When you decide to visit Pula, you will discover real treasures of the ancient world and stunning architectural monuments. Here are five top attractions that are definitely worth seeing.

Pula Arena

The Pula Amphitheater is one of the most impressive attractions in Croatia, preserved since Roman times. This majestic building, which could accommodate up to 23,000 spectators, amazes with its size and history. You can walk through the arena where gladiators once fought and feel the spirit of ancient Rome. The entrance fee is about $ 10, and it will allow you to plunge into the past and enjoy the atmosphere of ancient battles. In addition, concerts and festivals are regularly held here, so your visit can be even more memorable.

Temple of Augustus

Built in honor of the first Roman emperor Augustus, this temple rises above the Forum Square and is a living testimony to ancient art. The graceful columns and majestic façade of the temple will not leave anyone indifferent. Inside, you can see ancient Roman relics and artifacts that will take you back thousands of years. Entrance to the temple costs only $3.

Kaštel

At the top of the hill, you will find the mighty Pula Fortress, built in the 17th century to protect the city from enemies. From its walls, stunning views of the city and the Adriatic Sea open up that will capture your imagination. In addition to beautiful panoramas, there is a museum inside the fortress where you can learn more about the military history of the region. The ticket costs $7.

Triumphal Arch of the Sergii

The Arch of the Sergii is one of the most recognizable buildings in Pula, built in 27 BC in honor of a noble Roman family. Here you can enjoy the architectural masterpiece of the ancient world and take beautiful photos against the backdrop of this symbol of triumph and power of the Roman Empire.

Roman Forum

The Forum in Pula is not just a historical square, but the real heart of the city. Here, the life of ancient Pula was once in full swing, political and social events were held. Today, the forum has become a place for walks, meetings with friends, and relaxing in cozy cafes.

Practical Information and Tourist Tips

All Pula walking tours that we provide last about 2 hours, and the guides speak English. You can also learn more about the tour by clicking on its name and going to its description. Moreover, you can read the impressions of people who visited our Pula city tour:

Free Spirit Walking Tour Pula“Great way to start the day. Great orientation with hidden places, histories and some fun stories.”

Explore Pula with a Local Guide - Free Tour

“Great guy with a lot of knowledge about his hometown. Highly recommended!”

If you fly to Pula, you will be met by Pula International Airport (PUY), located just 7 kilometers from the city center. You can get to the center by bus, the cost of the trip is about 3 dollars. In addition, you can use a taxi, which will cost about 15-20 dollars depending on the time of day. For those who prefer to travel by train, Pula's main train station is located in the heart of the city. From here, most hotels and attractions are easily accessible on foot or by public transport.

Pula – Your Unforgettable Holiday in Croatia

Pula is a city that combines ancient history and modern pleasures. Every corner here is steeped in culture and history, making it an ideal place for leisurely strolls and discovering new horizons. Don't miss the chance to get to know this city better – book a free walking tour in Pula, and local guides will be happy to share with you the secrets and legends of Pula.