Uliks, Pula

Uliks Caffe Bar is a renowned establishment located in the historic city center of Pula, near the Triumphal Arch of Sergii in an area known as Portarata. The bar holds significant historical importance as it is situated in the building where the famous writer James Joyce lived in 1904. Joyce also taught here, adding to the bar's cultural and literary legacy.

Named after Joyce's famous novel "Ulysses" (translated as "Uliks" in Croatian), the bar celebrates the writer's influence and presence in Pula. A prominent feature of Uliks is an iron sculpture of James Joyce seated on the terrace, serving as a tribute to the writer and a popular photo spot for visitors. Additionally, the bar displays a monument dedicated to Joyce, making it a significant landmark for literature enthusiasts.

Uliks Caffe Bar is well-known for its high-quality drinks and coffee, served with exceptional care. The bar offers a great selection of beverages, including specialty cocktails named in honor of Joyce and his wife Nora, such as the "Joyce" cocktail (Jameson’s, Martini Bianco, and pear liqueur) and the "Nora" (Bailey’s, Bacardi, and cream). Guests can also enjoy bottled Guinness, Kilkenny, and traditional Irish coffee.

The ambiance of Uliks is both charming and historical, with decor that includes various knick-knacks from 19th-century Pula. The bar's outdoor seating area provides a perfect setting to enjoy a drink while admiring the ancient Roman monument nearby. For those who prefer indoor comfort, Uliks offers a heated terrace for colder days and air-conditioning during the hot summer months, ensuring a pleasant experience year-round.