Pula, a city that has existed for three thousand years, is situated in the south of the Istrian peninsula, known for attractive coastline, historical towns and gastronomy.

Its most famous attraction is well preserved Roman amphitheatre called The Arena, built during the 1 st century AD- the sixth largest one in the world that still exists. Today it is used as a scene for plays and world class artist during the summer period.

Together with beautiful beaches the view of the Pula region is framed by the Brijuni National Park, a gem in Istria's natural heritage. With its fourteen islands and islets of exceptional beauty, safari park, the remains of Roman villas and forts Brijuni are a wonderful blend of nature and culture.

From Pula you have an easy access to Istrian inland that is called Croatian Tuscany. Following the wine routes you can visit beautiful villas and properties often including small family restaurants serving homemade local specialties and wine tasting.