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Old town Pula is a wonderful place to visit. The people are friendly and most speak English. Most things to do like restaurants, museums, historical sites, the harbor, and shops are an easy walk of a few blocks. The food was so good. I really miss the croissants and pastries available for breakfast daily. The fresh seafood and salads, risotto, and pizzas were delicious. If arriving by airplane, I recommend you ask your hotel to set up a pick up in advance. The going taxi rate is a ridiculous €60 for 7 kilometers from airport to old town. Travelers we met said their hotel set up the return to the airport for less than half that. We fell in love with charming Pula. You should definitely go

Great city! Many attractions from nature exploration to history and museums! The city is very wells accustomed to tourist so pretty much everyone spoke at least English (if not German or French). Great restaurants with a wide variety of sea food options and the most amazing Gelattos in town!

We didnt find sand beaches Not much to do with children (when you dont like stony beaches and you are not acommodated in some resort). Aquarium is nice but we didnt find the octopus :D High prices in restaurants. Buses during the week is quite good but not during the weekend. Bus doesnt reach to Pula Airport but ends some km before. During the weekend there is no buses which close you to airport. But taxi is not so expensive

One can almost breathe the same air as the ancient Romans, how close the spirit of history breathes on him. Classical monuments are at every turn. The beaches further south in Verudela, while not sandy, provide plenty of privacy in the nooks and crannies of the rocky coastline. Unfortunately, the myriad restaurants have a limited and repetitive menu and the quality falls completely short of the exorbitant prices (from experience with 12 restaurants)

Fabulous quaint beaches, lovely walking paths, gorgeous harbour, fantastic restaurants with delicious seafood, shops and cafes all in walking distance. Very friendly people. I would move there tomorrow if I could, loved every minute of it.

Although Pula is historically interesting and a very old city, it is very run down in some areas and covered in graffiti. You can see how people are trying to renovate and modernize the area but it is spoiled by individuals who don't seem to care. There are plenty of bars and restaurants to choose from, which are reasonably priced. Pula is easy to get around and there are many interesting monuments/sites centrally located. I would recommend going on a boat trip and would not bother with the hop-on, hop-off bus tour. Two to three days would have been plenty for visit. We ended up going to Rovinj to stay for two nights - fabulous place! Only 40 mins away by bus. Wish we could have stayed there longer.