Welcome to Free Walking Tour by Augustus Walks through the ancient town of
PULA/POLA
Join me as we explore the rich history, culture, and beauty of Pula, my hometown. We will uncover hidden gems, fascinating stories, and iconic landmarks that make Pula special.
Let’s discover Pula together!
Duration: 2 hours
Language: English/Croatian
Price: The official price is 0.10 € due to Croatian laws.
Tip-based tour: Tip the guide what you think it was worth at the end. Some people give 10 €/$ , others give 50 €/$, you choose the price.
Meeting point: Park Nimfej
Park Nimfej is located between the Riva and the Karolina parking lot, beneath the Arena.
It’s not the park with the sailor statue but the one closer to the sea. 😉
Tour Points:
Arena
The Pula Arena, one of the best-preserved Roman amphitheaters, is a true marvel of ancient architecture and one of the largest such structures in the world, built during the Roman Empire.
Tito’s Park
Our next stop is the serene Tito’s Park, a delightful green space dedicated to Josip Broz Tito, the former Yugoslav leader.
The Twin Gate – Porta Gemina
Get ready to step back in time as we explore the ancient Twin Gate (Porta Gemina), a 2nd-century Roman gate that once served as a key city entrance.
Zerostrasse
Delve into Pula’s wartime history as we view Zerostrasse, an underground tunnel system built during World War I.
The Gate of Hercules
Our tour continues to the iconic Gate of Hercules, a symbol of Pula’s Roman heritage
The Arch of the Sergii
Step back in time as we encounter the Arch of the Sergii, a testament to the glory of the Sergi family and Roman craftsmanship
The Temple of Augustus and Forum Square
Our last tour destination brings us to the Temple of Augustus, situated in the heart of Forum Square.
