Adventure Istria: Discover Pula and his ancient treasures!

Adventure Istria: Discover Pula and his ancient treasures!

From May 3 to May 10, 2025, CN Reisen organizes an exciting journey through Slovenia in cooperation with Bavaria Tours. The tour includes a tour of Istria and promises to familiarize the participants with the historical and cultural diversity of the region. On Monday, May 5th, there is a remarkable support in Pula, Croatia, on the program.

Pula, which is located on the southern tip of the Istrian Peninsula, is known for its impressive ancient sights. Particularly noteworthy is the famous pula amphitheater, which was built under Emperor Augustus and later expanded under Emperor Vespasian. With a stately size of 133 m × 105 m, it offers space for about 23,000 people and the facade has been preserved up to the original height of 32.5 m.

sights in Pula

The city of Pula has much more to offer. The Sergierbogen, built between 29 and 27 BC. BC, as well as the Temple of August, which between 2 BC. BC and AD 14 was built, among the most important historical monuments in the city. Another highlight is the Archaeological Museum of Istria, which preserves the history of the region and is one of the most important archaeological research centers in Croatia.

The Archaeological Museum was founded in 1902 and houses over 10,000 artifacts from prehistoric times, antiquity and the Middle Ages. Originally housed in Augustus Temple, it was expanded due to numerous valuable finds. The museum symbolizes the cultural identity of Istria and works closely with international research teams. The unique collections include tools, ceramics and sculptures.

educational offers and interactive experiences

The Archaeological Museum also offers regular research and excavation work at important sites such as the Roman amphitheater and Nesactium. In addition, educational programs are offered in the form of workshops, lectures and thematic exhibitions. A virtual tour option is also available to visitors, whereby interactive exhibitions, including to create Roman mosaics, bring history alive.

The museum is part of a larger complex historical sites in Pula, including the amphitheater, one of the best preserved Roman buildings of this kind. Visitors can also explore the gallery C8 and the lapidarium in Kaštel to get insights into ancient stone memorials. Although the main museum complex is currently closed due to renovation work, other sites remain accessible, and the museum is open all year round, with extended opening hours in summer.

The upcoming trip to Pula on May 5 will not only lead the participants to the most important sights, but also offer the opportunity to immerse themselves in the fascinating history of the region. This is a unique opportunity for lovers of antiquity and cultural history.

Further information on the trip and the sights can be obtained on Lokalkompass.de and Visitpula.hr .