Camp Stupice Premantura (Medulin)
19. November 2009 – 11:53 | No Comment

Camping Stupice is situated on a peninsula, on the southernmost point of Istria close to the city Premantura, the large camp is completely covered with Pine trees, only exception is the “ear” a mini peninsula …

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Medulin history of the City

Submitted by PulaCroatia on 17. November 2009 – 21:15No Comment

Medulin PromonadeAlthough Medulin is situated only 8 km from Pula, it does not have same long history and historical buildings to show, as other towns in Istria.

Do to finding in the area it is believed that the area was inhabited since prehistory, todays Medulin is build on the spot of the antique city Mutila which was destroyed by the Romans in 2 century B.C. In later times, the city was mentioned in scripts from the12th century, but do to diseases and destructions in the following centuries, the city never became of greater importance.

The city blossomed in the 17th centuries, when the venetians ruled in the area, but is still did not manage to become a city of greater importance.


In the 19th and 20th century the area developed do to farming and later, the main industry became fishing, but the real success of Medulin did not start before around the 1960’s where the city was discovered as a tourist site.

Today the main and almost only industry in the area is tourism, numerous hotels, several camps, a large offer of private accommodation and some excellent beaches has made Medulin one the most popular destinations in Istria.

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