Agrippina’s House, Istria Travel Guide
Uncover 3000 years of history at Agrippina's House in Pula, from Roman grandeur to Venetian traces, in the heart of the ancient city.
Explore the remains of Agrippina's House in Pula, an archaeological site revealing layers of history from the Roman era to the Venetian period. Discover artifacts and imagine the grandeur of this ancient residence, once possibly home to Agrippina the Younger, mother of Emperor Nero.
A brief summary to Agrippina’s House
- Ul. Sergijevaca 3, Pula, 52100, HR
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- The site is free to visit and open around the clock, allowing for flexible exploration.
- Combine your visit with a walk around the ancient Roman Forum, where Agrippina's House is located, to see other historical landmarks.
- Visit during the cooler months (September to April) for a more comfortable experience with fewer crowds.
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Getting There
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Walking
Agrippina's House is located in the heart of Pula's city center, specifically on Ul. Sergijevaca 3. From Piazza Foro (Forum Square), head towards the Arch of the Sergii. Look for a small passage on your left that leads directly to Agrippina's House. The site is free to access.
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Public Transport
Pula's public transport, operated by Pulapromet, connects various parts of the city. Several bus lines serve the city center. From the main bus station (Trg 1. Istarske brigade), it's approximately a 15-minute walk to Agrippina's House. A single bus ticket costs around €2 and can be purchased on the bus. Alternatively, a contactless ticket can be purchased for 70 kuna (approximately €9.30), which includes 30 kuna for the card and 40 kuna for rides.
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Taxi
Taxis are readily available in Pula. A short taxi ride within the city center to Agrippina's House will typically cost between €5 and €10, depending on the distance and the taxi company. Taxi rates generally start around €1.95 as a starting fare, with a price of around €1.80 per kilometer. Uber is also available.
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