Nora Archaeological Site, Pula
Nora, near Pula in southern Sardinia, is the island's best-known Roman-Punic coastal city: a semicircular Roman theatre, forum paving, baths and low temple podiums survive as excavated foundations at the sea's edge.
Scenario: 7 November 2026 · 17:30 Europe/Rome
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Nora, near Pula in southern Sardinia, is the island's best-known Roman-Punic coastal city: a semicircular Roman theatre, forum paving, baths and low temple podiums survive as excavated foundations at the sea's edge. The Capo di Pula headland with its Spanish watchtower closes the site behind. Note the ruins survive low; no complete temple stands here. At the per-scene weather retrieval on 7 November 2026 the conditions recorded here were overcast, 18.7 °C, cloud cover 100%, wind 1.5 km/h.
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