Pula, on the southwestern Istrian Peninsula, is one of Croatia's oldest cities, famous for its Roman landmarks like the well-preserved Arena amphitheater. The city offers historic sites such as the Temple of Augustus and the Arch of the Sergii, alongside beautiful beaches and lush greenery. Nearby, Brijuni National Park and the scenic Lungomare promenade attract nature lovers. Pula is also known for its Istrian cuisine, olive oil, and wines, combining history, culture, and natural beauty for an unforgettable experience.