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It is a small town in northern Croatia that has kept the remains of Roman architecture and flavor of the Adriatic Sea . To get there you need to have only about 200 euros for the flight ticket and still 100 for the accommodation in any hostel . Me and my fellow trainees, we all have stayed at PULA Art Hostel with 15 euro per night . In general the prices are quite high , although one euro is worth seven Croatian Kuna . The restaurants are great and plentiful - one serving come from two people and cost between 40-60 kuna . You can eat all sorts of goodies : seafood , cevapcici ( traditional food ) , salads of all kinds and the finest meats . I ate a super goodicecream with 30 kuna , hihi . In Pula are at least 12 beaches , but the word 'beach' is somehow inappropriate , as there are rocks and stones everywhere ... .. but the water is clear, blue and cool . It