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Villa Isabella

3 Bedrooms

3 Bathrooms

Max. 8 guests

150 m²

Juršići

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Description

Villa Oriana is located in Pula. It features two floors: the ground floor and the first floor, and spans 150m2. It has an air-conditioned living room with a sofa bed for two people and satellite TV. The...

Amenities

3 Bedrooms (1)

Max. 8 guests

150 m²

Free WIFI

Television

Pets and dogs not allowed

Swimming pool

Smoking not allowed

Ground floor

Dishwasher

Washing machine

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Prices

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Usage-dependent additional costs

Please note that additional usage-dependent costs may apply. For questions about this, please contact the host directly.

Host's notes

Cancellation policy

The host has not specified any cancellation conditions

Rental conditions

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Deposit: 20% of the rental price by arrangement
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Final payment: upon arrival
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Security deposit: €500.00

Payment options

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Credit card
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Cash payment
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Bank transfer
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PayPal

Location

Juršići

Distances

airport:30 km

beach:18 km

doctor:5 km

night life:18 km

restaurant:2 m

shops:2.5 km

town center:5 km

water:18 km

Nearby

Our leisure tips

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Barbecue
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Beachvolleyball
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Bike rental
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Canoeing
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Casino
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Cinema
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Culture
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Cycling
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Dancing
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Dolphin watching
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Fishing
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Gym
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Horseback riding
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Jet skiing
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Jogging
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Museums
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Nightlife
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Paintball
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Playground
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Sailing
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Scuba diving
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Shipping/boat trip
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Sightseeing
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Snorkelling
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Spa
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Surfing
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Swimming
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Table tennis
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Tennis
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Theme park
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Tobogganing
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Volleyball
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Waterskiing
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Wine tasting

Holiday destination

In the Illyrian period, before the arrival of Roman legions, Pula was merely the surroundings of the nearby Nesactium, which was the political, administrative, military, and religious center of the region. Afterwards, Pula took on a leading role through intensive colonization, trade relations, and its important strategic location. During the centuries of the Roman Empire (from the 1st to the 3rd century), the most valuable monuments of antiquity in Croatia were built here in Pula. The most precious and well-known monument from this period is the Arena. This amphitheater, designed for fights between humans and animals, was built during the reign of Emperor Vespasian in the 1st century AD. In ancient times, Pula had all the achievements of Roman civilization, including an aqueduct, sewage system, forum, which was the center of administration, commerce, and religion, Capitolium with temples (at the Forum), two theaters, a large city cemetery (which Dante also mentions in his work "The Divine Comedy"), houses with splendid mosaics and marble.