The Cvajner Gallery is one of the most exquisite places in the city of Pula. The gallery was founded by Ms. Ostovic Cvajner and opened in 1998. It is a combination of art gallery and cafe, making it the perfect place to rest and have a good time. The gallery collection consists of numerous paintings and sculptures by both famous and emerging artists.

The Communal Palace is situated at the northern end of the main square of the old part of the city of Pula, called Forum Square. It stands on the former location of the Temple of Diana, which was used as a rudimentary city hall from the 9th century. As the city prospered, a new city hall was built at the site of the Temple of Diana. Construction on the new building was finished in 1296. The Gothic structure was built using material from old Roman temples and other buildings on the site. The Communal Palace even incorporates a whole wall of the ancient Temple of Diana. At the end of the 15th century the building was reconstructed in the Renaissance style, and during the 17th century, the building was again reconstructed, this time in the Baroque style.

Barbara's is a pleasant restaurant not far from the sea. It serves mainly traditional food, including a wide variety of seafood, which is a Pula specialty. Barbara's is especially known for its ćevapčići, or spiced meatballs, and also serves very tasty calamari, caught locally.

The Marina Yachting Club is home to a number of yachts and catamarans of all shapes and sizes. The berths range up to 1,500 meters in length. The marina is located in a place where wind is not a great concern for boaters. The marina complex has several restaurants, shops and a sports area.

Cinema Valli is the only indoor cinema in Pula. It is not very large, but it has comfortable chairs and shows a good selection of American, European and even Croatian movies. The cinema was renovated not long ago. It has the capacity to seat 200. It is decorated simply and has a nice bar.

Giardini Square is located in the center of Pula. It has many trees and resembles a small park. It is the perfect meeting spot for locals, due to its location and pleasant view. There are also some terraces, so people who meet here can sit and admire the beautiful surroundings.

The Istrian National Theater, known also as the City Theater, is an important building in the city. The theater opened at its present location in 1881. The building was developed by Pietro Ruggero Berla Ciscutti. The Istrian National Theater has 800 seats and is used for festivals, cinema performances and opera. Since opening, it has undergone a series of renovations.

The City Farmers' Market is the main market in Pula. Farmers from neighboring areas sell their goods here. Some of the products found here include local fruit and vegetables, a variety of olive oils, honey, spices and many other tasty items. You will find the lowest prices in the city at this market.

The Fish Market is one of the most popular markets in Pula. Here you can find all kinds of fish for sale, and the prices remain low due to fierce competition among the local vendors. All the fish sold in this market is fresh. In addition to fish, there are also crustaceans, shrimp and other seafood available here.