General description
Pula's historic center is a vibrant Mediterranean village, made up of cobbled streets, stone buildings, internal courtyards, and squares hosting cafes, restaurants, and cultural events. It represents the heart of the community's identity, where history and daily life intertwine.
Historical notes
The urban layout retains traces of the town's 19th- and 20th-century growth, linked to agriculture, tourism, and the development of Nora.
Buildings such as the former Town Hall and historic churches bear witness to Pula's administrative and religious role in the area.
The traditional houses with internal courtyards tell the story of the village's social and family structure.
Points of interest
Piazza del Popolo, the hub of city life and cultural events.
Church of San Giovanni Battista and other historic religious buildings.
Former Town Hall and spaces now used as a library, culture center, and temporary exhibitions.
Ancient houses, portals and courtyards that preserve traditional architectural elements.
Digitalization and immersive content
The "Pula Digital Heritage" project uses advanced 3D scanning, photogrammetry, and digital modeling technologies to document the area's historical, archaeological, and landscape sites.
Digital models and immersive content allow you to explore heritage even remotely, offering an experience accessible to all and supporting research, dissemination and education activities.
The virtual visits and immersive itineraries are collected in a single digital platform, which allows you to explore the project's digitized sites in an integrated way.
