• Porta Gemina E Le Mura Cittadine - Tourism Office Pula

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    La tua guida per eccellenza dedicata a Pula Experience. ... Una parte e’ conservata nel tratto tra Porta Gemina e la piazza ai Giardini.

  • Pula, Porta Gemina & Zerostrasse (Zero Street) | Unter Pula

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    Here you can see the entrance to the Zero Street that leads through the town gate Porta Gemina from the Roman period under the fortress hill.

  • Gladiator Arena in Pula Croatia

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    Porta Gemina. ... Calpurnius Piso and Gaius Cassius Longinus who were entrusted by the Roman senate to found a colony dating Pula to between 47 and 44 BC.

  • Porta Gemina Archives - JBRish.com - Quips & Queries

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    Porta Gemina. Pula’s Ancient Heritage. ... According to Wikipedia, the Pula Amphitheater is the only one in the world that has all four side towers intact.

  • Porta Gemina - Wikidata

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    Porta Gemina (Q12630293). From Wikidata. Jump to navigation Jump to search. ... Porta Gemina. 2nd-century Roman city gate in Pula, Croatia.

  • Pola - Guida Turistica Per La Vacanza

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    Porta Gemina (Pula, Istria). La Porta Gemina era un passaggio che portava al cortile interno dal quale ne passato si entrava nella città.

  • Travel Guide to Pula, Croatia ~ LillaGreen

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    Porta Gemina in Pula. ... Nowadays, the Porta Gemina is the entrance of Pula’s Archaeological Museum. Back in the days Pula was surrounded by walls.

  • Twin Gates (Porta Gemina), Pula, | Stock Photo

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  • Exploring Classical Pula — Images from the Other Adriatic...

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    The Porta Gemina was once the entrance to the city. Its road led to the Arena and further to Nesactium. The Twin Gates (Porta Gemina), Pula © Carole Raddato.