Pula Amphitheatre Tours and Tickets

Snap the perfect photo of Istria during this 12-hour photo sightseeing trip with a small group led by a professional photographer. Experience the picturesque towns of Motovun, Rovinj, and Pula, capturing images of photogenic sights like Roman ruins, baroque churches, scenic valleys, and more. Along the way your knowledgeable guide will share tips to help get the most out of your equipment.

Pula is the largest city in Istria, but is often overlooked by visitors to Rovinj due to its distance up the coast. Discover the city's famous Roman monuments, beaches, and eateries on a day trip from Rovinj, and forget the hassle of travel with round-trip transport and hotel/port pickup and drop-off included. Explore the city with a guide, and avoid hidden costs with site entrance fees included.

Appreciating Pula's many historical landmarks on a self-led tour can be difficult. Discover the city's highlights, including the Roman amphitheater and ancient cathedral, and gain insight from a local on a small-group walking tour. Enjoy an intimate experience of the city as you explore by foot, and benefit from the small-group size for a more personalized experience, with a choice of morning or evening excursion.

Guarantee your admission to the impressive Pula amphitheatre, one of the world's largest, with this prepaid ticket. Explore the enormous structure at your leisure, visiting the four floors and the ancient Roman walls to learn about its history and past uses. Tickets are valid anytime during the amphitheatre's opening hours.

Located in northwestern Croatia, the region of Istria is known for its rugged coastal beauty, its rich cuisine, and its Italian cultural influences. Discover some of Istria's top attractions, and explore the region without worrying about logistics, on this private, full-day tour from Zagreb. Following hotel pickup, you'll travel via climate-controlled vehicle to Istria. Visit Pula (a seaside city famed for its Roman amphitheater), explore the hilltop village of Motovun, and tour the scenic town of Hum, known for its stone buildings and small size.

If you choose to explore Pula's history on your own, you could miss out on a lot of the important details. Explore the seafront city with a guide who doesn't leave out a thing as you see important attractions such as the Pula Arena, an amphitheater where Roman gladiators fought. Plus, this Pula Roman heritage tour is offered in the morning or afternoon, making it easy for travelers to fit it into their busy schedules.