PULA is considered the capital of Istrian tourism, full of history,tradition and natural beauty. Outshining at the top of developing prosperity during the rule of Romans, one of the remarkable traces of their presence is the manificent Roman Amphiteatre (Arena). Pula became the significant control center of the Adriatic Sea during the rule of Venice and grew to be a major maritime port of Austro-Hungarian Empire during the Hapsburg monarchy. Today Pula offers a variety of excellent opportunities for tourists. Together with well-equipped hotels and other types of accommodation facilities, the tourist offer includes many sports grounds, recreational facilities and entertainment programs, terraces with live music,casino, inns and resturants, as well as diverse excursions. The town disposes of two marinas, so that yachting tourism is increasingly developling. Thanks to her various history, Pula has become the city which represents the connection between holiday on the beautiful coast with crystal clear seawather, and the legends and marks of a successful past. Unpolluted forests and coastlines, with clearly perfect beaches and moderate climate are important characteristics for those who prefer a holiday at the seaside.