pula

We went to Pula on vacation years ago and it really is a fascinating mix of a bunch of different things.

Dubrovnik is high on my list and Pula looks lovely too.

Sometimes Botswana Pula and Zambian Kwatsha are also used (esp.

For example the Botswana pula is a real currency, but is pretty much useless -for you- because is not the one they use where you live.

Croatia is beautiful, especially around the coast, and given the hybrid work direction the world is heading in it seems it could be very appealing to have satellite offices around Rijeka, Split, Pula etc.

For some EU perspective: last summer we traveled with a group of social dancers from Berlin to Pula in Croatia, going to an event at the coast.

[0] That's something that stuck with me when visiting the Pula Arena in Croatia; In there was plaque, as old as the colosseum, where a name was scratched out.

Just FYI, no Zimbabwean dollars are being spent: the only trade involving Zim dollars these days is selling notes to tourists as souvenirs -- for US dollars (in which the government has denominated its accounts since 2009), South African rand, Botswana pula, etc.

There's an untranslatable phrase to describe the concept, in my language: "decât să lucri de-a pula, mai bine stai de-a pula".

Or you can just say "pula" (dick) in the correct context would translate the same.

If you're a more "posh" traveler, Pula has nice and more-less reasonably priced hotels.

The only "bad" experience I had was after a music festival in Pula, Croatia, some guy tried to mug me.

If you do decide to visit, I would recommend the Istrian peninsula around Pula, a beautiful Roman-style city.

Same as Botswana's currency (Pula) which is a slang in Romania for male genitalia.

Here is the Told In Stone channel: The Roman amphitheater of Pula, Croatia, likewise, frequently hosts concerts.