Punta Cristo is the largest Austro-Hungarian fortress, located in the Croatian city of Pula. It was built in the late nineteenth century, and is characterized by its large area that extends over more than ten thousand square meters, and is characterized by its strategic location overlooking the Pula Bay and the port in addition to the islands of Moselle. Prigogne on the other side of the sea, abandoned after the Second World War, is today the site of music festivals.