Forum Square in Pula

Food was ok, young lady was nice but with not experience

Lovely placewith great atmosphere. Perfect to sit with a coffee or a beer and people watch..

Nice historical area.

Nice place to sit down, have a drink and watch the world go by

Vibey atmosphere surrounded by coffee shops and restaurants, a wonderful historical and beautiful buildings, stands out with historical glory

Worth visiting as there are lots of bars on the square. Everybody visiting Pula passes through here and thus the through street is the centre of the tourist bars and restaurants

Nice open space for everyone tourists and locals with restaurants and bars just five minutes from the arena. While you are there dont miss to visit the old center

Beautiful old city

Good place for visit in Pula.

Many music artist! Beautiful and "en vie" place

One of many gems in a beautiful city of Pula.

Its a publici square, two millenia old. It felt great. The city hallo is in it. We didnt buy tickets to the temple, just took a peak through the open door.

A very nice place to have a break during the stroll through the historic part of the town

Its a nice looking place, ancient, historic.Id recommend to visit.

A nice place to hang out, there are a lot of place to eat and drink around this square.

Good location, during season populated by bunch of tourists so you cant see much.

Nice place to have a drink and do some people watching 😁

Fantastic Square.

Beautiful place, magic city, unforgettable memories!

Great place to sit drink and people watch

Great open space with a place for everyone - tourists and locals alike. Its a great open air venue for musical performances which occur from time to time and there are many bars and restaurants to visit. The Roman temple is a site to behold.

Loved this area! Pula is very friendly and not too big or too touristy, at least when we were there in mid to late June.

Nice architecture, quiet place, good to stay for a moment to look around and chill

Pula is a beautiful city full of very old buildings and monuments. Definitely worth visiting.

Sat down and watched the world go by for a while. Nice place to do this.

Great view. Great opportunity for photos. Good café and tourist information nearby

Nice square. Crowded during summer. But there is lovely Art caffee on the right side with loads of beer choices and vegan coffee. Just ask for it.

Great Cafes some with reasonable prices and a perfect place to spend time with a coffee or drink in a setting including Roman temples and Venetian heritage buidings

Great little area to hang out in an old historic part of Pula. The temple of Augustus is here and several places to relax and have some food and drink and people watch. One of several areas in Pula to enjoy and observe ancient history

Unknown named italian style resto. To be absolutely avoided. Not only a cash only tourist trap, but also zero hygenia. Do not use their infectious looking toilet. The chicken tortellini was made of stinky meat. When we raised the issue, we received rejection and we were wrong. Left without touching. A disgrace in the city center.

Get information and a coffee here with a great view of the Temple of Augustus. Temple of Diana no longer remains.

So beautiful place, you feel like you are in Rome, so romantic and a lot of bars to take a drink

This is the ancient square of this city in old town near the sea. There are Mayors office, tourist information point, a minor museum and lots of very good restaurant and coffee. This is very crowded during the day especially after 5, because people are eating there. I recommend to visit this square. If you dont like crowed you should go there in the morning.

Nice square with a lot of eateries and cafes.

The Temple of Augustus (Croatian: Augustov hram)[a] is a well-preserved[4] Roman temple in the city of Pula, Croatia (known in Roman times as Pola). Dedicated to the first Roman emperor, Augustus, it was probably built during the emperors lifetime at some point between 27 BC and his death in AD 14.[5] It was built on a podium with a tetrastyle prostyle porch of Corinthian columns and measures about 8 by 17.3 m (26 by 57 ft), and 14 m (46 fthigh.[6] The richly decorated frieze is similar to that of a somewhat larger and more recent temple, the Maison Carrée in Nîmes, France.[7] These two temples are considered the two best complete Roman monuments outside Italy.[8]

We love this part of Pula because it is special, because it is full of beautiful historic buildings and because the atmosphere is always, but always, extremely good. Piazza Foro has been the central town square since the founding of the Roman colony of Pole. The center of Roman cities consisted of forums dominated by temples and basilicas, and were the most important urban social space, a gathering place for citizens. The forum is located between the sea coast and the western slopes of the central city hill, on which Kaštel was later built. Its present appearance has been considerably altered, and only the Temple of Augustus bears witness to the squares ancient past. Originally, there were three temples on the Forum, the Temple of Augustus, the Temple of Diana, the Capitol and the Basilica, but today only one remains - the Temple of Augustus. It was built during the reign of Emperor Augustus between the ages of 4 and 14. The remains of the second temple are not visible today at all, while part of Dianas temple was used in the 13th century during the construction of the City Hall and can be seen from its rear. In addition to being religious, the Forum also served as an administrative center, with judicial and administrative offices. The tradition continued in the Middle Ages, when the City Hall was built, an excellent example of a mixture of architectural styles, primarily Romanesque and Renaissance, for the needs of the Venetian prince and providor. Today, the Forum is also a significant and lively space. Apart from being the seat of the administration, many guests gather here in catering facilities, but only during the summer, they are closed afterwards. Various concerts and other public performances are often held in the square.

Old Roman Forum with well preserved temples is just a part of what can Pula offer you 😎👍

Great square where you can enjoy coffee and historical ancient buildings. Some weekends in the morning there is also a car show which has some pretty cool vehicles to check out. The prices in general for the surrounding shops and cafes are extremely reasonable and you should not hesitate to have a coffee and a good conversation.

Ancient rome vibe on a grasp. Clean vibrant architecture, small forum and lot of good coffee.

Beautiful piece of history, got some really interesting pieces inside and its really cheap. Its a must go place to visit if you love history.

The city put on a light show that commenced on a Thursday night. It was interesting and the crowd wasnt to big that you couldnt make youre way through comfortably.

A place to visit, beautiful architecture and good food

Very busy at night and quiet during the day.The temple is impressive.Eating and drinking is priced accordingly for being in the Trg.Have an ice cream, listen to the music, watch the crowds and chill.

Old town in pula, very nice to visit

Lively square with a 2,000 year old Roman temple and other ancient buildings, complete with cafés and restaurants.

Superfriendly staff and accessible for dogs! Best forum in Roman area!

Nice square, with plenty of Roman history and a nice place for a drink. The Jupiter Temple is definitely the highlight.

Loved the history of the place. I would recommend Rick steves audio Europe. It has a good free audio walk tour of the place we spent around an hour. A lot of water fountains

The Square is just incredible in sunlight. The caffees restaurants and views are beautiful!

Beautiful square to sit with a beer, people watch with ancient temple of Augustus & town hall as a backdrop