According to the prestigious The Times, Pula has been named one of the ultimate summer getaways, celebrated for its rich history, breath-taking natural beauty, and vibrant cultural scene. Nestled at the southern tip of the Istrian Peninsula, Pula offers a perfect fusion of ancient landmarks, pristine landscapes, and contemporary attractions.

In her article titled Why this seaside Croatian city is perfect for summer, author Kirsten Henton portrays Pula as a city steeped in history, renowned for its deep-rooted traditions of winemaking, fishing, and shipbuilding. Visitors are especially enchanted by its remarkable Roman heritage.

The Pula Arena is one of the world’s best-preserved Roman amphitheatres. The article also highlights Zerostrasse, an underground tunnel system dating back to the World Wars, the Museum of Olive Oil, and Aquarium Pula, Croatia’s first sustainable aquarium.

The Brijuni Islands, an archipelago near Pula, are especially praised for their pristine natural beauty, serene car-free environment, and rich historical heritage. Henton also highlights that Pula isn't just a paradise for history lovers-it’s a haven for wine connoisseurs, festival enthusiasts, and those seeking ultimate relaxation on beaches with mesmerizing sunsets, which make Pula an essential summer destination!

Discover more: www.thetimes.com/travel/destinations/europe-travel/croatia/why-this-seaside-croatian-city-is-perfect-for-summer