Roman Pula and Charming Rovinj Private Guided Cultural Tour

Guided tour of the only remaining Roman amphitheatre to have two out of four side towers and the outer walls entirely preserved. We'll also visit the underground area with a small archeological collection and the copy of the oldest travel map (Peutingerian map 4.st.A.D.) Time for rest rooms and souvenirs. Guiding and admission ticket to the amphiteatre are included.

Besides the amphiteatre, Pula also had a Roman theatre and this double arched gate, also known as Porta Gemina, was its entrance. The gate is a big monumental stone structure still standing today after it was built in the 3rd century. We will make a short photo stop here.

The colony of Pula used to have twelve entrance gates and this is the only remaing and one of the oldest, built back in the 1st century. It's an Inscribed stone archway with a depiction of Hercules in between 2 medieval towers.

A well-preserved Roman temple dedicated to the first Roman emperor, Augustus. Located on the beautoiful Forum square and adorned by a large staircase which is the most poular photo stop in Pula. The Temple also stores a small museum.

Watching over the town, the church belfry can be seen from all directions. The church is the most popular tourist attraction and its mystical sarcophagus holding the Saint Euphemias body is a must. Not to talk about the gorgeous view from the platform in front of it. Guiding in the church also included.

Rovinj once had seven topwn gates and Balbi's arch is today the main one and one of the three preserved. Its rich decoration makes it one of the most photographed monuments in Rovinj and an unavoidable spot on the way to the oldest part of the town. Saint Marcus' lion watches over you from its top since Venetian times.

Fountain on Main Square which symbolizes water available to everyone. THere's a small statue of a fisherman's boy holding a fish which symbolizes maritime and fishing tradition of the town.

The sreet of rovinj artists and artesan shops. Although there are numerous cobbke stone streets in Rovinj Old town, this one is the most popular and the first to be promoted since being an artists' colony in 1960s. Here you'll find art galleries, souvenir shops and handmades. Great spot to spend your free time.