Pula Free Walking Tour

Pula Free Walking Tour will start on the main square Forum where Temple of Augustus is located - build in early I century AD, represents one of the most beautiful examples of early imperial roman sacral architecture.

Triumphal Arch of the Sergi - built by Salvia Postuma Sergi in the late first century BC. Near the arch is a bronze statue of James Joyce.
Giardini street - associated with social activity and events, with coffee bars and four lines of 130-year-old hackberry trees.

Hercules gate - the oldest gate in Pula, and Circolo, the Italian community centre.

Twin gate - built in the 2nd century as an official entrance to the small Roman theater. There is also the main entrance to the underground tunnels called Zerostrasse.

Tito park - World War II memorial and a city map with a fountain.
Tour ends infront of the Arena - amphitheater built in the 1st century AD, described as one of the most preserved in the world with all four vertical stair towers.

Expect a city-center walk with multiple short stops. The route focuses on historical landmarks and local context, with an emphasis on Pula’s Roman heritage alongside parks and everyday streets.