• Pula Arena - The Pula Arena is a Roman amphitheatre situated in Pula, Croatia. It is the only remaining Roman amphitheatre with all four side towers completely intact. Built between 27 BC and AD 68, it ranks among the six largest surviving Roman arenas globally. Additionally, it is the best-preserved ancient monument in the country.
• Kastel - Continuing the journey, visitors can head to the nearby Kastel fortress (entry included), which offers stunning panoramic views of Pula and its scenic surroundings. From this viewpoint, one can admire the city’s beauty, its charming rooftops, and the shimmering Adriatic Sea in the distance. On clear days, the views extend far, offering a truly breathtaking experience.
• Arch of the Sergii - The next stop is the Sergii Arch, a splendid Roman triumphal arch often called the Golden Gate. This architectural marvel honors the Sergii family, especially Lucius Sergius Lepidus, a notable tribune who served in the Roman Legion.

• Safety equipment
• Bottled water
• Bicycle use

Embark on an electrifying E-bike tour from Verudela to the heart of Pula city. Our first destination is the famous Amphitheatre, or the Arena, a finely preserved Roman coliseum famed for its historic gladiator clashes and theatrical spectacles. Carrying on with our journey, we’ll head to a nearby fortress (entrance included), providing awe-inspiring panoramic views of Pula and its scenic environment. From this high point, appreciate the city’s appeal, its quaint rooftops, and the glittering Adriatic Sea. Our next stop is the Sergii Arch, a stunning Roman triumphal arch, commonly known as the Golden Gate. This architectural wonder commemorates the Sergii family, especially Lucius Sergius Lepidus, a distinguished tribune from the Roman Legion. The tour concludes with a picturesque return trip, soaking in the visuals of Pula.

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