Istrian Olive Oil Museum

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140 m from the house (as the crow flies)

2nd-century Roman city gate in Pula, Croatia.

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180 m from the house (as the crow flies)

The monument to the fighters of the People's Liberation Struggle and the victims of fascism is a sculpture group by the sculptor Vanja Radauš in Titov park, directly on the waterfront promenade in Pula. On the sea side, in front of a stone wall, it shows two groups of naked, dying men; on the back of the white stone wall stands a female figure as a mother holding an apple in her hand.

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180 m from the house (as the crow flies)

The Arena Pula is a Roman amphitheatre in the city of Pula in Istria and is one of the best-preserved from antiquity. Its facade of white limestone remains largely in its original state, with two rows of arches and an upper storey with window niches.

40 m from the house (as the crow flies)

120 m from the house (as the crow flies)

130 m from the house (as the crow flies)