The building in which the apartment is located is an interpolation in the space between two older buildings, and it was made during the intensive reconstruction of Pula after the Second World War. The building is designed as a five-story building with a glazed ground floor that opens onto the street. Due to its importance in the history of socialist architecture in Pula, the building is protected as a cultural asset. The building was intended to house military officers. After staying in the apartment it will be very clear to you how big was the desire was to provide military officers with all the best in post-war Pula ;) The apartment is located on the first floor of the building. Beautiful large windows create a pleasant space of full of light, and the direct view of the Amphitheater is unforgettable.

I am Vedrana: wife, mother, owner of a family farm. My life is focused on my family and the production of premium extra virgin olive oil Bilini. I like to read, study and meditate. I like to cook, but I really like to eat. In life and in the kitchen, I try to combine health, simplicity and beauty. I offer guests the opportunity to taste and buy my premium virgin olive oil and to learn more about this wonderful product.

The historic center of Pula or the Old Town of Pula forms a protected urban complex of the city core of Pula, the area around the central city hill named Kaštel. The boundaries of the historical center coincide with the city boundaries until the middle of the 19th century and include the area within the former city walls. The historical center of Pula contains three thousand years of uninterrupted history of human settlement of this area. In a relatively small area, it is possible to experience the entire past, from the oldest prehistoric layers that outline the outlines of the first Histrian fortifications around Kaštel, through the preserved many ancient monuments, but also the unique ancient grid of streets, then the Byzantine and Frankish legacies, the period of the free commune, the Aquileian patronage, several centuries long Venetian influence, and the stormy last two hundred years when, after the fall of the Venetian Republic, there were successive governments of the Empire of Austria, Napoleon's France, Austria again, then the Kingdom of Italy, the short-lived German period, then Yugoslavia and finally Croatia. Traces of all the authorities that ruled this area throughout history are also reflected in the historic center of Pula.