Amphitheatre de Pula Review

One of the world's only six arenas, now a place for citizens to rest on weekdays, will hold a film festival again every year! The arena is medium-sized in the ancient Roman era, and there is some damage in the war years!

The Pula Arena is located in the center of Pra, the historic city of the Istra Peninsula in Croatia, built in the ancient Roman era and has a history of nearly 2,000 years. The arena is oval, with walls of more than 30 meters high, all built of stones, and can accommodate more than 20,000 spectators. The amphitheatre of Pra is one of the world's six largest Roman arenas, and it is the only arena in the world that fully preserves all Roman architecture. It is one of two three-story Roman architectural arenas (the other is in Tunisia). Drive from Zadar to Rovini for four hours, deliberately go to Pra to see this famous arena, the scene is quite shocking ancient Roman architecture, in fact, there is no need to buy tickets to enter, you can take beautiful photos around a week, the arena is on the beach of Pragang

Pula-Pula, once a military port of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in the 19th century, belongs to Italy after 1918 and was transferred to Croatia in Yugoslavia in 1947. It has a long history, a simple atmosphere and one of the best preserved monuments.

Pula was the administrative center of Istra in the ancient Roman period, so there are many ancient Roman buildings preserved, of which the most famous attraction is the Pula Arena built in the first century, also known as the Roman amphitheater, is one of the six existing Roman arenas in the world. The arena is still used as a venue for summer film festivals or concerts. During World War II, Italian fascists tried to demolish the amphitheatre to Italy, but quickly abandoned it because of the high cost of moving it.

The arena is located in the old city of Pula in the city center, and is scattered with many Roman-era architectural relics. According to locals, the arena has a history of nearly 2,000 years and can accommodate more than 20,000 people. It is the best preserved ancient Roman architecture in the city. We are not many tourists, standing here has a shocking feeling.

The Playa Arena is located in the center of the historic city of Pla in Croatia. It was built in 27 B.C. and 68 A.D. It is the only stadium in the world that preserves complete Roman architecture. The whole oval shape is not destroyed. The auditorium has three floors. It can accommodate 23,000 spectators. It is unexpected that there is such a miraculous ancient building as the Colosseum in Croatia, which is comparable to the Colosseum in Rome. Many local cultural activities such as concerts, operas, ballet performances are also held here.