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Fort Casoni Vecchi, also known as Fort Monte Paradiso, is a fortified tower on a hill near Pula in Istria. The Austrian Empire built it in 1853 and 1854 to protect the main war harbour of its navy.

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Fort Bourguignon, also called Fort Monsival, is a fortification in Pula, Istria. It was built in 1861 and belongs to the numerous fortifications that the Austrian Empire had constructed around the city in the 19th century.

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Šandalja is a system of caves and underground chambers near Pula in Istria, named after the quarry where it was discovered during work in 1961. It is an important archaeological and palaeontological site. Šandalja I yielded a simple stone tool estimated at about 800,000 years old, considered the oldest man-made object in Croatia.

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Bakranjuša is an artificially created reservoir in Istria, near Jadreški in the municipality of Ližnjan. The lake covers an area of about 117,000 square metres and holds around 650,000 cubic metres of water.

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The Church of Gospe od Mora (Our Lady of the Sea) is a Roman Catholic church in Pula, built in the 1890s as the garrison church of the Austro-Hungarian navy and known in Italian as “Madonna del Mare”. It is a neo-Romanesque basilica with a round apse, suggested transepts and a square bell tower beside the entrance front.

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The Arch of the Sergii (Slavoluk Sergijevaca) is a Roman honorary arch in the old town of Pula. It originally stood in front of the Porta Aurea, the “Golden Gate” and main gate of the town, which was demolished in 1829; that is why only the town side of the arch is decorated.

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The Small Roman Theatre is located in Pula on the eastern flank of the town hill, below the old castrum. Remains of the foundations of the stage building and parts of the semicircular auditorium survive, some of which have been partly reconstructed.

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The Herculean Gate (Croatian Herkulova vrata, Italian Porta Ercole) is a Roman city gate in Pula, Istria. It is considered the oldest surviving monument of Roman architecture in the city and was built, according to sources, in the middle of the 1st century BC.

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Archaeological site in Croatia.

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The Historical and Maritime Museum of Istria stands on the highest hill in Pula, in a converted Venetian fortress with the sea on one side and the hills around Arena, Zara and Sv. Mihovil on the other.

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Dvojna vrata, also called Porta Gemina, is a 2nd-century Roman town gate in Pula. Its two arches give it the name “Double Gate”.

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Aquarium in Pula, Croatia.

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Aquapark Pula is a floating water playground on Verudela Beach, on the eastern side of the Punta Verudela peninsula in Pula, right next to the Park Plaza Verudela. The modular installation by Wibit offers courses for swimming, jumping, running and sporting competitions.

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Aquarium Pula is the largest aquarium in Croatia and is located in Pula, in the Austro-Hungarian fortifications of Fort Verudela and the San Giovanni Battery. The Mediterranean section is housed in Fort Verudela, and exotic sections are found in the San Giovanni Battery.

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Jangalooz Adventure Park is an adventure and climbing park near Pomer in Istria. On multi-level obstacle courses you can climb, balance across suspension bridges and rope elements, and use zip lines.

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Diving Center Indie is a dive base in Banjole in Istria, not far from Pješčana Uvala. It offers dives, diving courses and technical diving, including wreck and reef dives.

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From the Riva in Pula: dolphin trips and day trips to Rovinj with the Lim Fjord and Crveni otok.

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Sheltered bay with flat water in thermal wind and moderate Bora, good for beginners and freeriders. Access on the south shore by the campsites, windsurf station on site.

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From the Riva in Medulin through the Medulin archipelago to Cape Kamenjak, past Porer lighthouse, with a swim stop at an island; half a day.

120 m from the house (as the crow flies) · 14 km · ↑ 66 m

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120 m from the house (as the crow flies) · 51.5 km · ↑ 504 m

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390 m from the house (as the crow flies)

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