| Name of the barrier | HRN | Municipality | Type of barrier | Circumference | Lenght | Number of towers | Condition |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| VRATA | 4804 | Cerkno (SI) | Wall | / | 167 m | 0 | / |
| ZARAKOVEC | 5024 | Tolmin (SI) | Wall | / | 277 m | 0 | / |
| AJDOVŠČINA | 3 | Ajdovščina (SI) | Fortified city | 619 m | / | 14 | Partially conserved |
| LANIŠČE | 9243, 9345 | Logatec (SI) | Fortlet, wall | 79 m | 315 m | 0 | Partially conserved and reconstructed |
| BRST NEAR MARTINJ HRIB | 449 | Logatec (SI) | Fortlet, wall | 67 m | 605 m | 3 | / |
| AJDOVSKI ZID | 9355, 9745, 9744 | Vrhnika and Logatec (SI) | Wall | / | 6742 m | 35 | Partially conserved |
| POKOJIŠČE | 36 | Borovnica and Vrhnika (SI) | Wall | / | 577 m | 6 | / |
| RAKITNA | 604 | Brezovica (SI) | Wall | / | 527 m | 2 | / |
| SELO PRI ROBU | 642 | Velike Lašče (SI) | Wall | / | 396 m | 2 | / |
| NOVI POT | 29695 | Sodražica (SI) | Wall | / | 240 m | 2 | / |
| BENETE | 9343 | Bloke and Sodražica (SI) | Wall | / | 583 m | 3 | Partially conserved |
| GRADINA ABOVE PASJAK | / | Matulji (HR) | Fortlet | 384 m | / | 2 | Partially conserved |
| STUDENA | / | Jelenje and Klana (HR) | Wall | / | 4958 m | 4 | Partially conserved |
| JELENJE ON GROBNIČKO POLJE | / | Čavle and Jelenje (HR) | Wall | / | 2981 m | 5 | / |
| RIJEKA | Z-2691, P-5528, P-5529 | Rijeka (HR) | Fortified city, wall | 1367 m | 403 m | 0 | Partially conserved |
| PREZID | P-5527, 10904 | Prezid (HR) and Loška dolina (SI) | Wall | / | 2754 m | 0 | Partially conserved |
| SOLIN | P-5627 | Kostrena (HR) | Fortlet | 171 m | / | 3 | Partially conserved |
| TABRŠČE | / | Bloke and Sodražica (SI) | Wall | / | 15 m | 1 | / |
| GRADIŠČE NEAR ROB | 16116 | Velike Lašče (SI) | Wall | / | 1308 m | 7 | Partially conserved |
| HRUŠICA | 535, 29758, 29759, 39760, 4794 | Ajdovščina and Postojna (SI) | Fort, wall | 580 m | 1882 m | 16 | Partially conserved and reconstructed |
Fun facts
Did you know that bats also eat mosquitoes? A breastfeeding female bat must catch half of its weight of insects in one night (bats weigh 5–40 g). A bat can catch as many as 500 mosquitoes in an hour.
Did you know that pregnant female bears retreat to the den during winter because they give birth to their cubs there? The cubs are born in January, are blind and weigh about 700 g. In April, they leave the den for the first time together with their mother. At that time, females are especially dangerous for walkers in the woods.
Did you know that forest owners must remove the beechwood that was cut down in the summer as quickly as possible so that a species of beetle, Morimus funereus, does not grow inside of it? If the owners are not fast enough and these beetles get inside it, the owners must leave the wood in the forest for the offspring to fully develop. Morimus funereus is a protected species of beetle that lays its eggs in dead beech wood, which represents a great place for laying its offspring.
Did you know that Roman women preferred their hair blonde? They often bleached it or wore wigs made from bright Germanic hair.