Two centuries old Roman amphitheater, sixth largest still-standing in the world. Located in the middle of modern-day Pula, close to the sea and shipyard, it offers insight into entertainment in the Roman Empire and photographic opportunities.

One of the most engaging seaside towns on the Adriatic. With houses built right along the shoreline, colorful and peculiar, roam the port area and wind through the cobblestone streets to catch some wonderful photos. Dominating over the old part of town from the top of the Rovinj peninsula, the St. Euphemia church is both a prominent landmark from afar and from up close. The plateau in front also offers views of the Adriatic and excellent sunsets. Those willing to do the legwork can climb the 62-meter bell tower, tallest in Istria.