Nora Archaeological Park

One of the Best Places To Visits in Pula Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. There is so much history behind this archaeological site. It is a Roman city that has seen its ups and downs throughout the history but what we are seeing today is simply a glimpse of how the people were living in the area during Roman times. Overall, it is well worth the entrance ticket and visiting. It is one of the highlights from this area of the island of Sardinia. Interesting and larger than expected. 10 euros admission but guided pathways and good levels of information. Fascinating local history. Worth the short walk and a definite visit if in the area. very interesting place, I'm glad I visited it today is the beginning of June and the temperatures are over 30°c so I would recommend visiting in other months because there is no shade anywhere on the Really enjoyable, using the app and the 3D view of the area really added to the experience, by visualising how the area looked at it's peak. Google hours are incorrect, currently says 4pm close but during the summer months its open until 8pm. An interesting and well-designed archaeological park. The descriptions provided are well-written and detailed, and the remains are worth seeing, especially the mosaics. Access is on foot (a few minutes of walking). The location is beautiful, and the seaside scenery is very pleasant. You might even spot some flamingos. Best enjoyed in good weather. Recommend guided tour. O lot of information about the site, kind personel. The guide, Andreas, was very professional, sometimes funny. Was able to attract even small children with interesting stories. Small archaeological site. Good for maybe an hours visit. There are plenty of interpretation boards in English and Italian (some with French), though you may have to work out the alignment of what the board is talking about, as it's not always directly in front of you. Small cafe bar on site, and toilets come sweat boxes as well. If following Google Maps, you can't actually drive on to the as suggested. You need to use the public paid parking near the church and walk the 10 mins or so. The park is stunning. We decided to visit by chance, but the experience has been outstanding. The park is well kept, and more excavation are still in progress, so more areas could be reveled in the next years. It’s incredible to see how well kept some mosaics are. We fell in love with the place, and would suggest it to everyone in love with history. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites.