Historical & Maritime Museum of Istria

I appreciated the outstanding view but I think they should give you an audio guide as the museum ticket has a price but then looking inside you are just on your own hopping to understand correctly the long readings on the rooms.

Learning something new is amazing. Those tunnels were built long time ago even before my grandpa's time. Just to see that things are not always what seems to be, gives you time to reflect and appreciate what you have now. History is teaching us a good lesson let's don't make the same mistake again. If visit Pula this location gives you a 360 view over the city. The Colosseum is on the East side of the fort.

Pretty great museum if you like history and museums, there's a few rooms on the main level of the citadel. Otherwise, I'd say it's nothing special and the other levels and underground of the citadel are more fascinating.

Cool. But it was closed due to a special event. You can come here to look at the sunset. It’s the perfect place to be. Get yourself something to drink and take the 5 min walk. Super cool location. You don’t have to pay entry just walk around the castle and look for your personal effect spot to be.

Hilltop fort in the center of the city. It now houses a museum dedicated, by in large to the occupation of the city, and of Croatia, in second world war. The upper levels provide for excellent view points of the city. It's not expensive to enter and worth a visit during your time in Pula.

Entrance for adults is 20Kn, Students 10Kn, Children 5Kn, view is great from there, free toilets are also located in the fortress.

A 7-euro ticket to the Citadel or the Zero Strasse (underground passages beneath the citadel) will get you access to everything inside the citadel which includes numerous exhibits like the history of the Pula street car, Slovenian soccer history, the building of the Citadel, the Maritime museum, the Citadel tower and armaments, and the underground passages.

Museum with great view on a Pula city! Nice to visit it and see underground halls. I recommend this place!