Landmark

Porta Gemina

Landmark

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Porta Gemina, or the Twin Gate, is a well-preserved Roman gateway featuring two arched openings, originally part of the city's fortifications. Visitors can admire the stonework and imagine the bustling traffic that once passed through. Its location near the Archaeological Museum makes it a convenient stop on a historical tour of Pula.

Don't miss

Examine the two symmetrical arches carved from local stone
Notice the decorative cornice and the remains of the ancient wall
Combine your visit with the nearby Archaeological Museum of Istria

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