Epik Tours · Pula, Croatia
See Pula the way people who live here see it
Small group, no script, no rush. I've been guiding in this city for eight years and I still find things I didn't know. Free to join. You pay what you thought it was worth at the end.
2h
Duration
23
Stops
4.81
16 reviews on GuruWalk
Free
pay what you want
How it goes
Free Walking Tours in Pula, Croatia
Hi, I’m Mihael, a licensed local tourist guide in Pula, Croatia. I offer free walking tours in Pula on a tip-based basis, taking you through the city’s Roman history, ancient monuments, hidden corners and local life. Discover iconic sights such as the Pula Arena, Arch of the Sergii and Roman Forum, while hearing the stories that shaped the city. I’ll also share local tips on where to eat, what to see and the best things to do in Pula. Explore Pula with a local, discover its history and experience the city beyond the usual tourist attractions.
No flag, no headsets, no group of forty. Some days there are four of you, some days a dozen. Either way you can interrupt me whenever you like, and most people do.
Your guide
Mihael
I’ve been guiding in Pula for eight years, sharing the city’s history with visitors from all over the world. With a background in media and a degree in Culture and Tourism, I’ve learned that a good tour is about more than knowing the facts. It’s about knowing how to tell the story. I like to keep my tours relaxed, personal and interactive. We’ll cover the important sights and major events, but I’ll also point out the small details, unusual stories and places you might otherwise walk straight past. My goal is simple: by the end of the tour, you shouldn’t just know more about Pula. You should feel like you’ve actually got to know the city.
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What people said afterwards
There were only 4 of us in the tour. Mihael is very knowledgeable and didactic. The tour took almost 2 hours and time flew! I'd definitely recommend him if you want to know all about Pula.
Very good walking tour! Pula has a lot of different histories and Mihael did a great job of showing us different architecture and sights from across the various eras. This was a good balance of walking and talking, lasting 2 hours. It ended at a park hosting a wine festival, which I highly recommend. Mihael also shared recommendations for food and beaches afterward, very helpful.
Before you come
Wear shoes you can walk in. Bring water in summer. Paying happens at the end, in cash, and only if you want to.