The view is very nice and up on the top is very refreshing. There are a few shops and a restaurant, but those are extreme expensive. The cable car itself is also quite pricey. There is a way to go up and down, but that will take some hours by foot and is quite dangerous by car. Speaking of car, there is a off road possibility up on the mountain in a squad.

The cable car is expensive but the alternative is a long walk up a steep hill. The cable car is worth it if you're only in Dubrovnik for a few days. At the top, there is a restaurant (expensive), a fort with a museum about the war in the 1990s and 4x4 buggies. I would recommend going up early shortly after 9.00 to avoid the crowds.

The cost of the cable car was fairly pricey however it's a lovely way to see Dubrovnik. There is a restaurant at the top which gets booked up really quickly in high season so if you are planning on eating making a reservation in advance. We were able to get a table for drinks and it was a nice way to spend an hour.

Although expensive, this short cable car trip takes you to the top of the mountain overlooking Dubrovnik and the views are stunning. Take a short walk around to take in the scenery, mountains on one side, coast and islands on the other. Gorgeous. There is a restaurant which in high season can be difficult to get into, so book ahead if you want to. Toilets available too. There are also dirt buggies on the top, which you can hire, to go on off track trails. You can choose to walk down from the top, there is a marked path if you are feeling fit.

We enjoyed the cable car ride up to the top of the hill, great views, we visited the war museum which was ok, difficult to read all the information boards but it did convey the essence of what happened. We had lunch in the restaurant at the top. The cable car is €27 return for an adult. I think it’s a little overpriced for the 2min trip. Another person recommended doing a tour for about €20 which takes you to a spot slightly down from the top of the cable car so you can take photos without the mechanics on the way. But the kids fancied the cable car so it was part of the adventure!

Great views of Dubrovnik, we paid to go one way and walked back, beware though good footwear recommended as the pathway down is not great. A must though even if you get a return. a bonus find was the pizza place at the bottom of the steps up to the cable car, best pizza in Dubrovnik and reasonably priced x

The view is simply stunning and a must see for all visitors to Dubrovnik. I would have given 5 stars if it was not for the price - 15 Euros 1 way and 27 return. It takes not much longer that a minute to go up so not sure why others say it is longer? We walked down and that took 1.5hrs via the road route.

Very costly five minute trip. Trouble is there is no other way of getting to the top of the large hill to see the entire town of Dubrovnik and the photo opportunities from this vantage point. Interesting speaking to a Croatian living in the area who said the venture was very well funded locally and there is no reason to charge such a exorbitant fee for the service. As it was my trip for three years due to COVID I paid for the trip up and down. I have been on such forms of transportation in places such as Tenerife, New Zealand and Madeira with the pricing at a more reasonable level.

Excellent views of the old town. Went in May so no queues. Not too expensive but worth it. Lovely views from the top with a restaurant and bar too. High prices due to the location but beautiful

Amazing views from the top. Massive queues on the day we went but moved along quickly and we were on in 30 minutes. Make sure you go on a good day or you won't be able to see much. Also buy your ticket at the shop in the tunnel on the way from the old city. Buying at the kiosk at the cable car is €3 more expensive. It's not cheap at €27 each anyway and there's not much to do up there bar the views so we were only up for 40 minutes