I had a great chance to explore this beautiful monument on my holiday in Pula, in a sunny +25 day I paid €10 for entrance. There was quite a few group’s before me with school’s kids and adult groups, but did not feel too crowded as it’s still June so the city had not overflowed with too many tourists. The Pula Arena (Pulska Arena) is a Roman amphitheatre. It is the only remaining Roman amphitheatre to have four side towers entirely preserved. It was constructed between 27 BC and AD 68. If you get lucky you can get tickets to do different events happening in arena starting from music, film and traditional events organised here. There are cafe places next to arena, toilets outside arena was €0.70, and there is an ATM Machine. If you go to the arena you have free toilets inside. And if you want to enjoy to view to the fullest then there are plenty places to sit in arena and just imagine the life 2000 years ago when this place was built. It is said that this is even older then the Colosseum in Roma. Definitely worth a visit as the views are spectacular.