Tourist guide - Pula, Croatia

The Pula amphitheater (or Pula Arena) is the most preserved Croatian monument of ancient Rome, and it is on the list of the top 10 largest preserved ancient amphitheaters in the world. The Pula amphitheater was built during the 1st century AD in several stages, and today’s appearance was formed in the second half of the 1st century. The 105-meter-wide, 132-meter-long and 32-meter-high Pula Arena could accommodate about 23,000 spectators and it was used to watch the gladiators' battle. Today, Pula Arena is one of the biggest attractions of the city of Pula and Istria. Every year more than 300 thousand visitors visit the Pula amphitheater. The amphitheater hosts numerous cultural, entertainmen...

The Pula amphitheater (or Pula Arena) is the most preserved Croatian monument of ancient Rome, and it is on the list of the top 10 largest preserved ancient amphitheaters in the world. The Pula amphitheater was built during the 1st century AD in several stages, and today’s appearance was formed in the second half of the 1st century. The 105-meter-wide, 132-meter-long and 32-meter-high Pula Arena could accommodate about 23,000 spectators and it was used to watch the gladiators' battle. Today, Pula Arena is one of the biggest attractions of the city of Pula and Istria. Every year more than 300 thousand visitors visit the Pula amphitheater. The amphitheater hosts numerous cultural, entertainment, film and sporting events, such as the Pula Film Festival, as well as concerts by renowned local and international musicians. The price for a tour of the amphitheater is 50 kuna for an adult (about 7 euros).

Contact information

Flavijevska ulica, 52100 Pula

https://www.ami-pula.hr