Parna lokomotiva JŽ 835-040

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700 m from the house (as the crow flies)

Fort San Giorgio is a fortress on the hill of the same name in Pula in Istria, near the municipal cemetery. Austria had it built in the 19th century to protect the main harbour of its navy.

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710 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.

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730 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.

500 m from the house (as the crow flies)

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

810 m from the house (as the crow flies)

850 m from the house (as the crow flies)