Vižula near Medulin was inhabited from the Neolithic to the Middle Ages. The most significant is the Roman villa, elevated from the sea coast by terraces
Vižula
Medulin
According to the legend, Crispo, a son of Emperor Constantine the Great, was incarcerated and murdered in a country villa near Medulin. Medulin itself has an air of antiquity.
Medulin is teeming with the spirit of antiquity. There is an archaeological forest park on the Vižula Peninsula, where once a rich Roman village and necropolis existed. Today, the play Crispo is performed in the park inspired by the story of the first-born son of Emperor Constantine the Great, who allegedly was incarcerated and murdered in a country villa in Vižula. Stone blocks, necessary for building the Pula Arena were hauled from the stone quarry in nearby Vinkuran.