Flat Pula

Istria, Pula - three-bedroom apartment with a beautiful view of the city of Pula
Pula is the largest city in the south of the Istrian peninsula and one of the most important cultural, economic and tourist centers in Istria. It is located in a wide natural bay, known for its exceptionally indented coastline and numerous bays, peninsulas and islets. The city has a rich history of more than three thousand years, which is evident in its architecture and monuments, landmarks and historical heritage. Pula is famous for its Roman monuments, which testify to its importance in ancient times: Arena (Amphitheater) - a symbol of the city and one of the best preserved Roman amphitheaters in the world. Built in the 1st century, it could accommodate about 23,000 spectators. Today it hosts concerts, a film festival and other events. Temple of Augustus – dedicated to Emperor Augustus, located on the Forum (main square). Slavouk of the Sergi (Golden Gate) – built in the 1st century BC in honor of the Sergi family. Forum – the main square since Roman times, today the center of social life. Double Gate, Hercules Gate, City Walls – part of the old defense system. Fortification heritage. Due to its strategic position, Pula was an important naval and military port throughout the centuries – from the Romans, through Venice, to the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The city is surrounded by numerous fortresses (forts), built in the 19th century when Pula was the main war port of the Austro-Hungarian Navy. The most famous are the fortresses Kaštel (on a hill in the city center), Fort Bourguignon, Fort Verudella (today the Pula Aquarium) and Fort Punta Christo, which is used for music festivals. The port of Pula is one of the largest and safest natural ports on the Adriatic. It has a long shipbuilding tradition - it was once the center of the Austro-Hungarian navy, and today it is an important industrial and tourist port, with the possibility of receiving cruise ships, fishing and sports boats. Tourism and sea indentation Pula is one of the leading tourist centers of Istria. The coast is extremely indented, with many bays, capes and beaches surrounded by pine forests. Popular tourist areas are: Verudela, Stoja, Punta Križ, Valovine and Medulin (nearby). The sea is clean, and diving, sailing, swimming and kayaking tours are very popular activities. The Brijuni Islands, a national park and one of the greatest natural attractions in Croatia, are also located in the vicinity. The Pula Film Festival in the Arena is the oldest film festival in Croatia. Numerous museums, galleries, theaters and concerts during the summer make Pula a lively cultural center. Gastronomy is based on Istrian specialties - olive oil, wine, fish and seafood. Pula is a combination of history, sea and modern tourism. Its rich cultural heritage, beautiful coastline and vibrant tourist offer make it one of the most beautiful and most visited cities on the Adriatic. Kaiserimmobilien presents you an apartment with a beautiful view of Pula both at night and during the day. The apartment consists of two bedrooms, a living room, a dining room and a dining room, + The apartment has one shared bathroom with a toilet, and also an exit to a loggia with a beautiful view. The apartment is close to all events from the sports center, to the bowling center, stadiums, three tracks, swimming pools and a swimming center. It is also close to the shopping center and the Fvorane cinema. The sea is a 5-minute walk away, approximately 300 meters from the building, so you don't have to use any means of transport to go to the sea. There is also a local market nearby for complete supplies, in fact a phenomenal place to live with all the necessary amenities. Pula is 5 km from the airport and 5 km from the railway station. 3km from the port 3km from larger cities such as Milan -550km Munich . 650km Vienna -630km Budapest 610km Agent Denis Radetić 00385 98 395-662 [email protected]