Agripina's house

The name Agrippina's House refers to part of the ancient area beside the southeastern corner of Pula's Forum. Remains around Sergijevaca Street reveal walls, floors and later alterations to a public building connected with former porticoes and city routes. The site was named after a marble female head recovered during excavations, whose hairstyle belongs to the period of Agrippina the Younger. Surviving room layouts and coloured marble flooring reveal the interiors of Roman Pula beyond its familiar freestanding monuments. Beside the Forum, the site lets visitors compare the open civic square with archaeological layers incorporated into today's urban block between Sergijevaca and the ascent towards St Francis.