Registration
Registration will open in September.
Venue: Filozofski fakultet u Puli
Address: Ul. Alda Negrija 6, 52100, Pula
Getting around
Please note that if you search in English “Faculty of Humanities Pula” Google maps may show you the old address, about 25 minutes walk from the actual location. It is safer to search for “Filozofski fakultet u Puli” or “Ul. Alda Negrija 6, 52100, Pula”. Keep this in mind when looking for accommodation.
Use the main entrance, from Alda Negrija Street.
There is free parking in front of the building.
Venue is about 20 minutes walk from the city center. Please find below the route from the venue to the ancient Roman Arch of the Sergii (Slavoluk Sergijevaca) in the city center: https://maps.app.goo.gl/zYMY3FJtobBUvUpe6
Travel
- If you are coming from Europe, the most convenient is to arrive at Pula airport. You can check the flights within Europe on the Pula airport website. Please keep in mind that each airline company's operating period may be limited depending on the season.
- http://airport-pula.hr/en/flight-info/destination-map/
- There is a shuttle bus or a taxi from the airport to the city center. It takes approximately 15 minutes (8 km). https://airport-pula.hr/en/passenger-info/shuttle-bus/
- Travelling by bus or car can also be a convenient option.
- If there are no direct flights to Pula, you can travel to Zagreb/Croatia (273 km from Pula), Ljubljana/Slovenia (200 km from Pula), Venice/Italy (281 km), Trieste/Italy (163 km), and then get here by bus. Check the bus schedule in advance.
- You can also use GoOpti airport transfer service to get from an airport (e.g. Trieste, Venice, Ljubljana etc.) to your desired address in Pula. It is considerably cheaper to book well in advance, with more people on the same route. Link: https://www.goopti.com/en/
Getting around Pula by bus
City bus Pulapromet: https://www.pulapromet.hr/en
- Lines 2a, 3a, 4 and 6 stop close to the University.
- Tickets can be purchased at the official website in the online shop (link below). You can also buy tickets with cash from the driver, but they are more expensive. https://shop.pulapromet.hr/Home/Paper
For getting around you can also use taxi services such as Uber or Wizi (download application at: https://wizi.hr/en/)
Official site for visitors to Pula: http://www.pulainfo.hr/
Accommodation: https://pulainfo.hr/en/pula-accommodation/
Events in Pula: https://pulainfo.hr/events/
If you want to visit National Park Brijuni: https://www.np-brijuni.hr/hr
Inter-city bus lines:
Pula leisure
Walk and leisure by the seaside:
- Lungomare Seaside Promenade (15-30 min walk by the sea; 10-15 min from the Conference Venue) & Gortanova Uvala
A beautiful seaside walkway perfect for relaxing strolls with stunning sunset views. - Punta Verudela & Ambrela Beach (1-2 hour walk by the sea)
A popular swimming area with crystal-clear waters. Nearby Caffe Bar & Restaurant Bonaca offers one of the most beautiful sea views in Pula, ideal for coffee, lunch, or dinner by the water.
Printing service
- Printim Fotokopirnica (hours: 7:30 - 17:00)
Nearby restaurants and cafés
- Marendin cafe (University building ground floor, from 7:30 to 15:00)
- Caffe bar Mala kava (across the street)
- Caffe bar "Ari"
- Bass bar Pula
- Restaurant El Pulari
- Restaurant Farabuto
- Grill Restaurant Galeb
- KebaBoss (fast food)
- Konoba Veruda
- Kavana Lattiera
- Pizzeria LEMA
- Mlinar (bakery)
- Grill restaurant "Odisej"
- Sandwich Club
- Restaurant Stari grad 02
- Caffe bar Veruda
Nearby shops
Shops in the city center with Croatian and local products
Restaurants and cafes in the city center
- Caffe bar Cvajner
- Gagliardo restaurant
- Kavana (brunch)
- Pizzeria "Jupiter"
- Restaurant Kantina
- The Shipyard Pub
Points of interest
- The Pula Arena (Amphitheatre)
One of the best-preserved Roman amphitheatres in the world and the symbol of Pula. - Temple of Augustus
A Roman temple dedicated to Emperor Augustus, located on the historic Forum Square. - Arch of the Sergii (Golden Gate)
An impressive Roman triumphal arch, one of Pula’s main landmarks. - Pula Castle (Kaštel)
A Venetian fortress offering panoramic views of the city and the Adriatic Sea. - Zerostrasse Underground Tunnels
A network of tunnels built during World War I, now open to visitors for exploration. - Aquarium Pula (Verudela Fort)
Located inside an Austro-Hungarian fort, this unique aquarium blends history, sea life, and education. - House of Istrian Olive Oil
A small museum and tasting center dedicated to the history and production of Istrian olive oil.