Relics of Pula's Historical Legacy

The Archaeological Museum in Pula, established in 1881 by archaeologist Giovanni Grisoni, preserves Croatia's extensive past with over 150,000 artifacts.

Its collections span from prehistoric periods through the Roman era to the Middle Ages, reflecting significant archaeological finds including ancient inscriptions and pottery. The museum's modern structure is set within the picturesque landscape of Pula, enhancing its cultural experience.

Essential Highlights

• 🏺 Roman Artifacts: Extensive collection featuring sculptures and tools from ancient Roman civilization.
• 🗿 Unique Exhibitions: Rotating special exhibits showcasing specific archaeological themes.
• 📜 Inscription Collection: A rare display of Latin inscriptions that detail historical events.

Entry is paid, making it suitable for tourists, families, and history enthusiasts seeking a deep dive into the region's archaeological significance.