Verudela and Stoja
Pula, Croatia
Outskirts neighbourhoods offering restaurants with sea views.
Places in Verudela and Stoja
- Verudela and Stoja sea-view bars Bars on the outskirts offering sea views.
Practical notes for Pula
- Best time to visit
- May to September offers warm weather for the amphitheatre visits and secluded rocky beaches.
- Getting around
- Pula's Old Town and amphitheatre are walkable, with Verudela and Stoja neighbourhoods a short drive for sea-view dining.
- Currency
- Euro (€)
- Language
- Croatian. English is widely spoken along the coast.
- Timezone
- CET (UTC+1, UTC+2 in summer)
- Current trends
- Pula's hospitality scene continues to blend Roman heritage with contemporary luxury, with Wine Hotel and Restaurant Meneghetti, a boutique four-bedroom hotel on a secluded estate in the heart of the Istrian vineyards, offering the ultimate wine and dine experience, alongside Vodnjanka, a hidden gem where locals go for marenda, a mid-day meal.
Other neighborhoods in Pula
- Old Town (Amphitheatre quarter) — Home to the Pula amphitheatre, a short walk north of the city centre with remarkably preserved outer walls.
- Banjole — Home to Batelina, one of the best seafood restaurants in all of Croatia.
Read the full Pula guide