Mletačka utvrda

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10 m from the house (as the crow flies)

The Historical and Maritime Museum of Istria is located in Pula on the highest hill of the city, in a converted Venetian fortress between the sea and the hills around Arena, Zara and Sv. Mihovil.

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100 m from the house (as the crow flies)

The Small Roman Theatre is located in Pula on the eastern flank of the town hill, below the old castrum. It probably dates from the 1st century and used the slope for its tiers of seats.

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140 m from the house (as the crow flies)

Museum in Croatia.

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180 m from the house (as the crow flies)

The Cathedral of the Assumption of Mary is located in Pula, on the south side of the bay, at the foot of the hill with the Venetian fortress. It is a Catholic cathedral and, alongside the Euphrasian Basilica, one of the two episcopal seats of the Diocese of Poreč and Pula.

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180 m from the house (as the crow flies)

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

150 m from the house (as the crow flies)