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		<title>3 days in Pula, Epicenter of Istria in Croatia</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[So many people rush to Rome to see the Romain Arena without knowing that such constructions can be found in so many other places, and such places include tiny little Pula, a city in the Istrian Peninsula in Croatia of only 90 000 people. Apart from the beachgoers coming for the Croatian sun every summer, the impressive Romain arena gets little attention to what it deserves. It is actually one of the best preserved Roman amphitheatres in the world.  A Romain Capital with &#8220;Italian influenced&#8221; Croatia Arriving in Istria from Dalmatia or the Zagreb Area will be somewhat of a shock. Pula, the biggest city in Istria and eighth in the country, definitely has an Italian flavour left from its past. In fact, it was part of Italy for so long that most people will speak Italian as a second language after Croatian. The City is beautiful but lacks the &#8220;Beach aspect&#8221; of most Croatian cities. This is due to its shipbuilding tradition which goes [&#8230;]]]></description>
		
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