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The wall must be impressive if viewed from the sea...
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| The fortress Bokar looks after the southwestern side of the city wall
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| This restaurant across the little bay Kolorina is the perfect place to watch the Lovrijenac Fortress during sunset
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| Lovrijenac Fortress, located next to the old city and rises up on a 37m-high cliff
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Fans of Game of the Thrones will remember something familiar. (Of course they have CG-ed some of the other bits)
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| Nowadays, the 3 terraces of the Lovrijenac fortress offers an excellent venue for summer plays and concerts
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| | The western part of the city was guarded by Lovrijenac Fortress (right) and Bokar (left) for many many years
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Can't believe up in the city wall there are merchants selling their crafts here
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| We walked along the sea front and this is Bastion of Saint Peter. On the left hand side we saw many residential homes
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| This is how the local (and us while living there) dried the laundry (These were dangling off a rope at 2 storeys high)
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| This was where we stayed. Yes, once the city wall is closed at night, we could sneak out (from this 2nd floor's window) and had the whole wall by ourselves!
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