Hotel Riviera

The hotel is open all year round and it has 120 rooms, located on five floors, with panoramic balconies facing the historic center and the sea, all comfortably furnished.

The common living areas are composed of a lobby with reception, spacious sitting room with a panoramic terrace, a restaurant, a coffee bar and several meeting halls.

This is the city which represents the connection between holiday on the beautiful coast with crystal clear seawater, 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.

The coastline of Pula represents connects the green color of the land and the blue sea into a landscape enormously beautiful with rocky, sandy bays: a real temptation for swimming and diving in their limpid waters.

The abundant nature in this area is truly unique to the Adriatic Sea, and much of the flora and fauna are under environmental protection.

Being one of the best preserved amphitheaters in the world, Arena of Pula has often been the subject of study by many famous artists and in particular architects, as were the renowned Sebastiano Serlio and Andrea Palladio.
Today amphitheater is being visited by numerous tourists from all over the world. It is the place where opera, concerts and pop-concerts of the world's most famous pop-singers, as well as the traditional film festival are held during the summer time.

Among the other, by no means less
worthy, monuments of cultural heritage,
make sure you do not miss:

* Gate of Hercules (mid 1st cent. BC),
* Twin Gate - Porta Gemina (2nd cent. AD),
* Small Roman theatre (2nd cent.),
* Roman floor mosaic with the motif of "Dirka's Punishment" (3rd cent.),
* Cathedral of the Assumption of our Blessed Lady (4th-5th cent.),
* Chapel of St. Mary Formosa (6th cent.),
* Church of St. Nicolas (6th cent.),
* City Palace (1296),
* Franciscan church with a monastery (12th cent.),
* Venetian fort- castle (17th cent.)

and a whole lot of other sights for which Pula has found the place they deserve in today's world.

* By car and by bus

- from the north:
Ljubljana - Črni Kal - border crossing Požane - Buzet - Vižinada - Poreč or Ljubljana - Kopar - border crossing Kaštel or Plovanija - Buje - Novigrad - Poreč or Trst - Kopar - Kaštel/Plovanija - Buje - Novigrad - Poreč

- from the east:
Zagreb - Rijeka - Učka Tunnel - Pazin - Pula


* By ship and by yacht

In your own vessel at Pula border crossing
By summer (seasonal) sailing timetable line Trst - Poreč - Pula
By summer excursion lines Venezia - Poreč, Grado - Trst - Poreč and Pula-Venezia


* By plane
Regular or charter flights to the international airport of Pula


* By train
By regular lines to Pula or Koper (Slovenia, 105 km