- The natural beauty of Pula’s surrounding countryside and turquoise water of the Adriatic have made the city an internationally popular summer vacation destination.
- Hotels and apartments are spread out throughout and around the city of Pula as well as in smaller neighboring places.
- Ruling the Adriatic from the southern end of the Istrian Peninsula, Pula has been a strategic prize for a host of power players, going back to the Romans.
- Pula (Hırvatça telaffuz: [pǔːla] (dinle ); İtalyanca : Pola, Istriot : Puola, Slovenya : Pulj) Istria İlçesi için deki en büyük şehirdir...
- Pula's cuisine is, logically, of the type Mediterranean type, but it has a strong Austrian influence because of the years in which the city belonged to this empire.
- Camping Sandra is a mini-camp situated in Banjole, which is fairly close to Pula and Medulin.
- Pula, a city perched on the Istrian peninsula of Croatia, boasts a deep history that merges with the vibrancy of modern life.
- Many beaches in Pula have been awarded the Blue flag because of the clean sea and the accompanying contents of high quality.
- Pula is also Istria’s commercial heart, possessing a gruff urban character that makes a refreshing contrast to the seaside towns farther along the coast.
- Pula, Croatia: Located on the Istrian Peninsula, Pula is a captivating city in Croatia known for its rich history and impressive Roman ruins.