Nestled in the charming city of Pula, this Roman amphitheatre is a fascinating relic from the 1st century AD, still standing in remarkable condition. The Pula Arena once set the scene for gladiatorial battles and can host over 20,000 spectators. Its elliptical structure is constructed entirely from local limestone, offering a striking silhouette against the coastal skies. Interestingly, it’s one of the six largest surviving Roman arenas worldwide. Today, it hosts gripping summer performances, blending ancient history with modern entertainment. The Arena's underground chambers, once home to wild beasts, now showcase engaging exhibits on olive oil and wine production.