Srđ

I will recommend either walking up or down, or both ways by walking, as there are much better views somewhat midway. The hike is not steep gradient, but it is rugged with pebbles and rocks. If just taking the cable car and watch from the tower, the view is greatly obstructed by the cablecar post and cables.

One of the best places in the world to watch the sunset. You can either drive to there by a car or using the cable car which you will need to pay for. Definitely a place to visit during sunset hour when in Dubrovnik. A 10-15minute drive from the Old Town. Beautiful sunset views and views on the different islands and Dubrovnik. Highly recommended

Impressive landscape from the viewpoint. You can reach the top either by cable car (€27 round trip) or by hiking. There are restaurants at the top, but if you want a table with a view, you need to book in advance.

We took the cable car up €15pp or €27 return for 4 mins, this to me is a bit expensive so we decide to walk down. We didn’t realise how rock the path was the whole way done. It’s was a rough walk. Please wear sensible shoes. We walked down at sunset which was stunning the views were amazing. It’s not strenuous to walk down, however walking up will be tough. There are not lit paths so get down before it’s dark. The views are defo worth it. But please be careful when doing so as I can express enough how rocky the roads are.

You get some good views of Dubrovnik and old town. You need to pay to gain access to the platform for great views. There is no cost to walk up and back down. It's expensive to use the cable car for a 2 minute ride. There is a restaurant and a few kiosks.

Mount Srđ rises majestically above the historic city of Dubrovnik, Croatia, offering multiple ways to reach its summit. While a scenic cable car provides a quick and breathtaking ascent, adventurous visitors can also hike or drive to the top. From the peak, you are treated to an unforgettable panoramic view of Dubrovnik's iconic Old Town, the shimmering Adriatic Sea, and the nearby Elaphiti Islands. The summit also houses Fort Imperial, a historic fortress with a museum. A visit to Mount Srđ is an essential part of any trip to Dubrovnik.

Beautiful place especially for sunset. You can either take cable car up (30 euro return trip), take a taxi/tour transport or hike up. I hike up and the scenery during the way up was spectacular. There’s a restaurant and cafe at the top (very expensive). Also activities like zip line, skybike (really interesting) and buggy rides. For sunset, walk further out after the cable car station, to a rocky but beautiful area. It can get windy on top, bring wind breaker. Recommended.

We read in some reviews that one can go up either by cable car, taxi or walking. We decided a unique option. We went up in a tuk tuk. Not many people are aware that there is a tuk tuk tour available for 2/4 hours to go around Dubrovnik. While going up we stopped little distance before Mount Srdj and the view from here was better than top. On one side we could also see the Bosnia. No doubt the view was excellent from top. We were very disappointed with the restaurant on top because even for tea/coffee there was a waiting period. This was absolutely absurd. It is advisable to go up by taxi if the queue for cable car is long.