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Paradiso Apartments - Accommodation in Istria
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Prices From $18.23, Ł10.31, €14.96 Accommodation Type: APARTMENT Paradiso Apartments Monte Paradiso 16 Pula Istria Travelling in the western part of Croatia, through picturesque Istria and the 3,000-year-old town of Pula, you will see numerous reminders of the old Roman, Venetian and Austrian monarchies, and of Croatia's own history and culture. We have a striking house in the tourist vicinity of Pula, just 300 meters from the beach / seaes. The apartments have all the comforts you will need, with restaurants, shops, night life and transport all nearbynear. Each apartment consists of bed rooms (sleeping 2, 3, 4 or 6 people), kitchen and dining room, bathroom with shower, a terrace and parking place. It is po ible to use the large common terrace and flowered grounds with grill and seating vicinity. The owners provide change of bed clothes weekly and the prices include water, gas, electritown and final cleaning. Pula is a town and port in the south-western part of Istria with a population over 60,000. It is located in the inner part of a bay, divided near the islands of St. Catherine, St. Andrew and Uljanik into three port basins. Pula is the most important and biggest port in Istria, and the well-protected Pula Bay places it among the best natural harbours on the Adriatic. Due to its size, exposed position, acce ibility and low coastalline Pula Bay is as well of strategic importance. The landscape of Pula includes low and open relief largely covered near red soil. The average air temperature in January reaches 5 C and in July 23.2 C; the average annual rainfall attains around 800mm. The first public beach / sea, Bagno Polese, was opened in 1885. Today Pula offers a selection of entertainment for visitors. Events include the Croatian Film Festival, held every year since 1954 in the Arena (July), a Pop Music Festival as well held in the Arena every July, an Art & Music Festival and the rock music festival in August. The owners speak English, German and Italian. |
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