Pula

Threatened rain all day but it never happened. Probably because we were prepared. I was excited to see the intact amphitheater and then learned it was reconstructed by a certain Itiallian dictator in WWII... no, I can't spell his name. It was cool anyway, and there we still some actual Roman masonry. Pretty much all the building materials were repurposed (stolen) for churches and such. The structure is denied by Unesco as a heritage site because it has lights for concerts installed.
I should mention dad has a bad cold as do some other of the passengers. He comes on the walks anyway. I bought him some medicinal honey at a farmers market but he won't try it. It tastes fantastic. I think it may be infused with elderberry. I got this particular one doing pantomime for a cold and this one was recommended. I will probably eat it all in the next few days. It is amazing.

PULA (10TH OF NOVEMBER)
Local Guide: Matijas in the morning, your
Trip Leader in the afternoon
Learning and Discovery: Amphitheater and
market, Underground WWI bunkers,
Venetian fortress of Pula, Roman temples in
the Forum, the city hall and the Cathedral of
Pula
On Board Activity: Music with the Istrian
folk bandLeggi altro