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Pula is a city in western Croatia, the largest city in the Istrian County. The city has a long tradition of winemaking, fishing, shipbuilding and tourism, and is also a transit port. Pula has been the cultural center of Istria since Roman times. The city on the southwestern tip of the Istrian peninsula, developed at the foot of and on seven hills (Monte Zaro, Monte Serpente, Monte Ghiro, Monte Magno, Monte Paradiso, Monte Rizzi and Monte Vidal), on the inner part of a spacious bay and a naturally well-protected harbor that is open to the northwest with two approaches, directly from the sea and through the Fažana Channel. Pula Airport, located northeast of Pula, serves as a domestic and international destination, which is once again becoming a major traffic hub.

Pula is connected to the Croatian motorway network via the eastern branch of the Istrian Y, and directly to the Slovenian motorways, i.e. the entire EU motorway system, via the western branch of the same semi-motorway. The Istrian Y is currently being expanded to a full motorway profile.