Pula Arena (Pula Amphitheatre) Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Pula Arena. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

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Entry to Pula Arena costs €10 for adults and €5 for students and children older than 5 (those under 5 enter for free). This includes a free audio guide for the visit. It is free to walk around the outside of the arena and visit the Amphitheater Gallery. Walking tours of Pula that include a stop outside the arena start from US$24.

Yes, the Pula Arena is not to be missed when visiting the coastal city of Pula. This large ancient Roman site is the city's signature landmark and one of Europe's best-preserved amphitheaters. As such, it's a great place for photos and also for learning the ancient history of Pula.

Per one customer who booked the Pula Arena Amphitheater Admission Ticket, "Beautiful amphitheater, well preserved! Don't forget to check out the ancient olive oil production below the Arena. Very interesting."

Pula Arena is an ancient Roman amphitheater famous for being one of the best–preserved ancient landmarks in Croatia. When viewed from the air, the arena dominates the skyline of Pula. It is considered one of the largest Roman arenas still standing.

Yes, visitors can pay to enter the Pula Arena and walk around the amphitheater’s interior. The arena does not provide guided tours, but private walking tours of the area often include a stop. To learn more about the arena, read the information in the exhibits or purchase an audio guide.

The Pula Arena hosts many events, including concerts, opera, and ballet. Each summer, the arena hosts the Pula Film Festiva and the Spectacvla Antiqva event, which recreates gladiatorial fights. In its current state, the arena has a capacity of 5,000.

Yes, visitors may take photos and videos while inside the Pula Arena. Commercial photography and recordings are prohibited without advanced permission. Many people find that they can still take good–quality photos of the arena from the outside without paying to go inside.

Much of the Pula Arena is not accessible to people in wheelchairs, with barrier-free access limited to the museum area underground. Visitors with disabilities can obtain discounted tickets and receive one free companion ticket. Many staircases outside the arena lead up the hill behind it, presenting further mobility challenges.

Yes, there are restrooms at the Pula Arena for visitors to use. There is no café or restaurant on-site, but you will find various cafés in the streets surrounding the arena and a selection of fast-food shops along the streets leading to the historical center of Pula.

There are some fun things to do when you're done visiting the Pula Arena. According to travelers, this is another of the top attractions in Istria:

• Porec Old Town

• Zerostrasse

• Baredine Cave

• Golden Cape Forest Park

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in Istria.