Dubrovnik’s most iconic attraction, the city walls, are traditionally the most popular tourist destination. And this year, from the beginning of the year until the end of October, a total of 389,000 people have walked the walls. Compared with the same period from the record breaking year of 2019 this figure represents only 32 percent, when 1.2 million people visited the walls.

Dubrovnik's city walls were visited by 48,000 visitors in October, which is only 36 percent compared to 2019, when 135,000 people walked around the walls.

In the first 10 months of this year, the walls of Ston recorded a better result than the walls of Dubrovnik. Namely, in 2021 they were visited by 38,670 visitors, and in 2019 that number was 64,020, which means that the Ston walls achieved 60 percent of the traffic from 2019.

Sokol grad in Konavle hosted 6,800 visitors from January to the end of October, which is 77 percent compared to 2019, when there were 8,640 of them.

And the Rector's Palace in Slano, which opened to the public in 2017, received 1,144 visitors in the first 10 months of this year, and compared to 2019, when it was visited by 1,063, it recorded an increase of 8 percent.