Great views - definitely worth the energy expended to get to the top. The fortress at the top is a little disappointing, but the views are amazing. Be sure to go through the walls to see the little church on the other side and come down along the amazing windy road to the north gate. More

I agree with the previous reviews. There are amazing views but they are just as good from half way up as they are from the top. It is a hard climb and the ground is very uneven with crumbling steps, so appropriate footwear is advisable as is a bottle of water. More

Even as a 17 y/o I found it a long & steep hike up but it was well worth it when I got to the top, just a shame it was a grey old day. More

It's a steep climb and descent requiring a reasonable level of fitness and probably difficult for those with weak knees, but the views from the top make it worthwhile. I'd say this is a must-do for Kotor. Although I saw a number of folks walk up in sandals (even heels! - albeit only half-way), I'd still recommend sneakers or similar.... More

Bring a snack pack, or perhaps even a lunch, or maybe some wine and cheeses. Climb up to the fort, which will take you 30-60 minutes, find a nice spot overlooking the bay, and spend hours enjoying the spectacular views of the Bay of Kotor. Outside of the tourist season, there is no charge for climbing the walls. Inside of... More

Lovely walk! We did this off season, so we did not pay although no issues paying 3 euro for this wonderful walk. Takes about an hour and it is amazing. I'm not that fit, but I manged to all the way up to the fort with a few breaks in between. One regret is not packing a nice picnic for... More

Very nice thing to do when on vacation in Kotor bay. Probably takes 1 ½ -2 hours to climb all the way and the scenery is fantastic. There is a church half way and our 4 and 6 year old walked this far. My wife and I then took turns walking to the top and back. Do not forget to... More

For 3 euros, get some exercise and a gorgeous view of Kotor Bay. I did the hike in flip-flops with no problems, because there is a stone staircase all the way. Hike officially closes at 8pm, but there will still people hiking up there later than that. Path is dimly lit after dark though, so you'll need a flashlight if... More

We visited Kotor on a Med cruise last week, and fell in love with this charming city. The sail-in was magnificent, like nothing I've ever seen. But the surprise treat came as darkness fell and we walked out onto our balcony before sail-away. The entire old city wall that winds its way up the mountain was illuminated - it was... More