Weather in Pula. Actual conditions and forecast

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Map of Pula temperature forecast

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Rain forecast for Pula area

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More to see in Pula

St. Nicholas church is a unique historical monument. It was founded in the 6th century. The very first building was not kept till our time, at the beginning of the 13th century the nearly destroyed church was completely rebuilt. Nowadays, the miniature church attracts tourists and pilgrims with its many religious artifacts. The medieval iconostasis, as well as beautiful icons created by the masters of the 15th-16th centuries, remained in its walls. Another important cultural object - the Historical Museum of Istria is located nearby. It occupies a medieval fortress, built by the Venetians on the site of the ruined Roman Capitol. The museum offers a rich collection of ancient weapons, coins, military awards, historical maps and coats of arms, as well as other artifacts related to the history of the region. The castle is standing on a small hill. So, a chic view of the city opens from the adjacent territory. A popular sightseeing object is a maritime church, built in the late 19th century. It is a bright monument in romantic style. The church has very unusual external cladding, for which the builders used traditional white stone and beautiful pink marble. The interior of the church is admirable, as well. Many of its elements have remained unchanged for more than a hundred years. Fans of walks in historical places will be interested in visiting Punta Cristo fort, which is located on a picturesque peninsula. The total area of the fortress is 10000 sq. m. It is perfectly … Read further

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Travel guide to Pula

The most important cultural object is the Archaeological Museum of Istria. It was founded in 1902. Now the museum possesses a valuable collection of ancient stone sculptures, ceramics and ancient metal objects that were found in the nearby archaeological areas. The museum comprises a single complex with a large library. It hosts a variety of thematic events, as well. Fans of walks in historical places will be … Open

Pula sightseeing

This rich history couldn’t have failed to be reflected in the beautiful historical monuments. The main sight of Pula is the amphitheater called Arena. Its building took place in the 1st century. Today its walls hold theater and opera performances, and film festivals. There are also several monuments of the prehistoric times – the statue of Apollo stands here from the ancient Greeks, while the Romans gave the … Open

Climate in Croatia and weather forecast - best seasons for visit

Due to the soft and warm climate, the ski season in the country lasts for a relatively short time – from the beginning of December until the first days of March. Be that as it may, the natural conditions for winter amusement here are at the highest level, and the prices are much lower compared to other renowned European ski resorts. Slalom competitions are held in Croatia in winter. In Berlitz on the other hand, all winter Olympic athletes are trained, which implies that it is an incredible time to become acquainted with the celebrities. It is worth noting that tourists very often come to Croatia for holidays during festivities, whether it be the New Year’s holidays or the summer music festival in Dubrovnik. There is a festive atmosphere in the country during this period. Locals are extremely friendly to tourists and the cost of all entertainment is much lower than in other tourist countries. … Open

Atmosphere of Croatia: religion and languages

It is worth noting that the Croatian language itself is mostly similar to Russian, Ukrainian and Belarusian. Nevertheless, Croatian (the written language) and Latin are still adopted by these Minorities. In addition to the generally recognized literary Croatian language, the population in different regions also uses historically developed dialects. Thus, even in the middle of the 19th century, the Serbs wanted to unite with the Croats on the language level. The Kajkavian dialect is widespread (about 28% of the population apply it in their everyday life) and the Chakavian is a local dialect. Dialects differ significantly from each other not only in writing, but also in pronunciation. Therefore, residents of the opposite depths of the republics may not even understand each other’s speech. Nevertheless, everyone still owns the official state Croatian language. … Open