Pula, Croatia

Music & Arts Tour in Pula

Pula's creative pulse is felt in its streets — in the music drifting from open doors, the murals on unexpected walls, and the galleries tucked into neighborhoods that guidebooks overlook. Walking is the only way to find them.

An Adriatic port city built around one of the world's best-preserved Roman amphitheaters, with layers of Roman, Venetian, and Austro-Hungarian heritage.

Top Music & Arts Tour Spots

•Roman Arena — a 1st-century amphitheater seating 23,000, one of the six largest surviving Roman arenas in the world
•Temple of Augustus — a perfectly preserved Roman temple from the 1st century BC on the Forum square
•Arch of the Sergii — a 1st-century BC triumphal arch decorated with reliefs of garlands and winged victories

Hidden Music & Arts Tour Gems

•Zerostrasse — a network of underground tunnels built during WWI as air-raid shelters, now open as a subterranean walkway
•Chapel of St. Mary Formosa — a tiny 6th-century Byzantine chapel with mosaic floors, the only remnant of a larger basilica complex

Frequently Asked Questions

Where to find live music in Pula?+

roamee's music tour of Pula takes you through the best live music venues, creative neighborhoods, and street art spots — with audio stories about the local arts scene.

What is the street art scene like in Pula?+

roamee curates a walking route through Pula's best street art and mural neighborhoods with narrated stories about the artists and their work.

Is Pula good for music lovers?+

roamee creates a walking tour of Pula's best music venues, creative quarters, and arts spots with audio narration about the local scene.

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