The wall facing the sea is most often thinner (1.5m wide) than those facing the land side (can be as thick as 6m)

This scaffolding reminds us that the walls still need proper maintenance if we want them to stand against time

The Bastion of Saint Margarita.. That post is a good place to hide during heavy rain (we saw many ppl hiding inside there on the 2nd day when the thunderstorm came)

Approaching the Bastion Saint Saviour

A lazy cat taking an afternoon nap in one of the private gardens below

The three bells belong to the church of St. Nicholas

The is is perhaps the widest opening of the whole city wall

A peek at the old port and the Kaše breakwater

The cable car station at the top of the hill offers an excellent view of the old city

Walking along the city wall could easily take an hour or two, luckily there is a toilet around so you don't have to do it on or over the wall