Cave Romane is an ancient quarry dating back to Roman times, playing a crucial role in the construction of the Pula Arena under Emperor Vespasian’s command. Today, it stands as a reminder of ancient craftsmanship and the architectural legacy of the Roman Empire. Carved into 50-meter limestone walls, Cave Romane is nestled in the small village of Vinkuran, which is located next to the city of Pula. Legend has it that Cave Romane was a sacred place for ancient tribes and mystical beings, a notion that resonates with the broader tapestry of myths surrounding Istria’s enchanting reputation as ‘Terra Magica.