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The Arena(Colosseum)
The Shipyard
And the beach of Verudela
The Nightlife in Medulin

This is a place to largely avoid, ferries rarely run (in my experience-2 visits, one peak summer one off season) and getting there and back is harder than it should be. However there is a lovely ampitheatre which is worth seeing.
I would not consider Pula to be a 'must go' town.

- lot of historic background to visit - old punk/rock city with a long history

Check out the historic town centre with narrow, steep streets and stone houses!

Eine tolle Insel vielen Sehenswürdigkeiten. Das Richtige für Ruhesuchende. Die Hotels sind ok.

wenn man schon mal in Istrien ist, sollte Pula auf dem Programm stehen. Einkaufen für den Grillabend kann man besonders gut in den Morgenstunden in der Fischhalle und dem Markt davor. Die Stadt bietet neben der Arena und dem Goldenen Tor, allerlei Sehenswürdigkeiten. Eine der schönsten Städte die ich kennenlernen durfte. Deshalb trieb es mich sicher acht Jahre hierher.

When wisiting Pula you should see gret Arena

Het was een heel eindje stappen voor we er waren, maar het was toch wel de moeite. We hebben daar de boot genomen naar Brijuni en verder wat rondgewandeld

Pula is the largest city in Istria, don't miss to visit the Arena (ancient ruins) arrive early to avoid the crowds, a very interesting sight to see,very well preserved and a huge structure near the middle of town. One of the 4 largest of its kind in the world and one of only a handful remaining in Croatia, The Arena is similar to the Roman Colosseum Temple of Augustus (religious sight), Double gate, gate of Hercules etc.... nice Roman style parts of town to see, to much crowdy and loud for vacation... never had problems with annoyance or any kind of danger what so ever... Locals are hostable, pizza, ice-cream and stuff are expensive in the center