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The ancient Roman amphitheater in Pula, Croatia, stands surrounded by trees and buildings, with the Adriatic Sea stretching into the horizon.

Walls of the Pula Arena, the only remaining Roman amphitheatre entirely preserved, in Pula, Croatia

View of the wall fragment of ancient Roman amphitheater Arena in Pula, Croatia

The Temple of Augustus is a well-preserved Roman temple located in the heart of Pula, Croatia. Built between 2 BC and 14 AD, it was dedicated to Emperor Augustus and is an iconic example of Roman architectural style.

Pula's Amphiteater and Church Sveti Antun, Croatia

The Pula Arena is a Roman amphitheater in the city Pula in Istria County in western Croatia. It is among the world´s six largest surviving Roman arenas.

A woman takes photos of the Coliseum in Pula

Ancient Roman building, amphitheater, place of gladiator fights in Pula

Roman Amphitheater in Pula Croatia. Built during 1st century AD, the amphitheater is the sixth largest in the world and has well preserved outer walls. Interior view with sun shining through arches into the roman colosseum. City of Pula, Croatia.

The northwest tower, one of four towers in Pula Arena in Istria, Croatia, one of the best preserved Roman amphitheatres. It features an enclosed chamber set between the structural piers, and a pair of Venetian classical Capitoline style lions are in the foreground. Some arch springers and voussoirs are now missing. Dating from the 1st century CE and built during the reign of Emperor Vespasian, it is an ancient Roman elliptical amphitheatre constructed of local limestone ashlar masonry without mortar. The exterior of this iconic landmark features 2 tiers of arched openings or arcades, with an upper tier of rectangular windows

Pula, Croatia. Pula is one of the largest cities in Croatia (nearly 60 000 residents), located on the southern tip of Istrian peninsula as the main city of Istria region. The city is known for its buildings dating back to the days of the Roman Empire of which the most famous one is a well preserved Pula Arena.

En pleine visite

Visitors marvel at the well preserved ruins of the ancient amphitheater in Pula Croatia soaking in the history and architectural beauty during the late afternoon hours.

One of the largest preserved Roman amphitheaters in Pula, Istria, Croatia

The Pula Arena, built in the 1st century AD, is one of the best-preserved Roman amphitheaters in the world. Located in the heart of Pula, Croatia, the arena was used for gladiatorial games and public spectacles during the Roman Empire.

Part of Roman Amphiteater, Arena, Colosseum in Pula, Istria, Croatia.

Pula Arena in Istria, Croatia, one of the best preserved Roman amphitheatres. Dating from the 1st century CE and built during the reign of Emperor Vespasian, it is an ancient Roman elliptical amphitheatre constructed of local limestone ashlar masonry without mortar. The exterior of this iconic landmark features 2 tiers of arched openings or arcades, with an upper tier of rectangular windows. String courses separate the levels horizontally

Pula, Croatia - October 9, 2023: The Triumphal Arch of the Sergii in Pula. Late Hellenistic Roman building. Golden Gate.

Old Amphitheater in Pula Croatia

Ancient amphitheater in Pula Croatia Adriatis coast Europe

The sun peeks through ancient arches, casting a serene glow on the historic Pula Amphitheater, an enduring symbol of Roman architectural prowess in Croatia.

Famous landmark, ancient Roman amphitheater (Arena) in Pula, Croatia

The Temple of Augustus at night is a well-preserved Roman temple located in the heart of Pula, Croatia. Built between 2 BC and 14 AD and dedicated to Emperor Augustus, it stands as an iconic example of Roman architectural style.

Roman Amphitheatre Arena in Pula, Croatia

The Pula Arena is a Roman amphitheatre located in Pula, Croatia.

The outer circular passage of Pula Arena in Istria, Croatia, one of the best preserved Roman amphitheatres. It was a roofed circular passage between two arcade rings. Dating from the 1st century CE and built during the reign of Emperor Vespasian, it is an ancient Roman elliptical amphitheatre constructed of local limestone ashlar masonry without mortar. The exterior of this iconic landmark features 2 tiers of arched openings or arcades, with an upper tier of rectangular windows. It is Christmas, and the inner circular passage, seen bottom right, is draped in festive string lights

close up of the Roman amphitheater in Pula which is the sixth largest amphitheater of antiquity, Croatia.

Pula, Croatia - August 23, 2024: Pedestrians and traffic in Istarska Ulica in Pula at blue hour. In the background the famous Roman amphitheater of Pula.

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