An old ancient Romans amphiteatre, around 2000 years old,large and kind of scary. It's city's most remarkable building,so you cant miss it,althought you might have some problems with parking, like everywhere in the city. Arena is well preserved, and its still in use for concerts, etc. It took some time to take a tour around,as it is large,but iot's worth.... More

It's a must see when in Pula but it might not be worth paying the entrance fee as you'll have a better view from the outside.

Almost two thousand years old, this is a truly impressive sight, one you should not miss when in Pula. It is among the six largest surviving Roman arenas in the world. Still used nowadays, must be amazing to be there for one of the concerts.

Stunning amphitheatre which is still in use today. It is quite large and takes some walking around in the heat. The acoustics are wonderful ( i know because i tried them). Parking is difficult in Pula and we saw a mercedes being lifted outside Mcdonalds and there didn't seem to be any "no parking" signs in any language. That said,... More

This was the best thing we saw in Pula (though based on the rest of the town, this is not the high praise it might seem - an afternoon in Pula was more than enough time). It is interesting to see, especially if Roman architecture is something zoo enjoy. It is well preserved, and it would be great to be... More

What a beautiful and comfortable experience! It was just great to see, I'm excited to see the one in Rome. They said this is the most well preserved Arena left. It was nice.

So cool to be able to walk around in and just take in the ancient site! We really loved the way the arena has been preserved.

CITY PULA WITH ARENA IN PICTURE TIMES By Zoran Slavic At the very tip of the peninsula Istria, region of Croatia, which penetrates deeply into the Adriatic Sea, a long time ago there city Pula. Moreover, almost at the highest point of this challenging coastal town of Pula, in ancient times, was built Arena. The mighty Roman Colosseum. During many... More

I took a side trip in Opatija, Croatia, to see Pula, a Greek amphitheatre that is the world's 6th largest, but the best preserved, most likely because it wasn't convenient for plunderers to reach. You may go on your own and look; but I recommend a trained guide who speaks with such color and emotion that a visitor can "hear"... More