There is transportation from Skopje Bus Station by bus number 25. You will see a yellow bus, where you can buy a bus pass and use the buses in the city at an affordable price. We didn't take it, we paid 50 denars per person in cash for bus number 25. It brings you to the cable car station in about 20-25 minutes. We paid 100 denars per person for the cable car. There is nothing above except the cross! There's a bad and simple café and it's hard for me to say it's worth all the efforts. If Jesus didn't say he would meet you there, you can devote your time to other activities.

Arriving at the funicular by taxi, it turned out that the funicular was not working in the evening. We decided to walk once we were here. We thought we'd make it before sundown, because it didn't seem that far away. But we were wrong the road was very difficult, in places the road climbs so steeply up that you go the whole body on an incline, and one leg should be shorter than the other :) since the incline and sideways too :). Sunset occurred about a third of the way through. The rest was covered in utter darkness on almost four. It's good to be in humorous company, or it would be bad. Everyone was wearing only a half-liter bottle of water, which was split down the throats. The end crawled, took a couple of photos, admired the lights of the city, and also crawled down, which I want to note is not so easy either. The forest, the darkness, lit up the path with a cell phone. The feet buzzed and hurt for another week, and the grated calluses chewed even longer (although everyone had comfortable shoes).

Great 360 degree views from top but no toilets or restaurant! Take bus 25 from Skopje centre but only runs roughly every hour, up and back to start of gondola. Buildings at top very run down and gondola only runs every half hour.

To get there by bus go the local bus station, next to the international one, both under the motorway and get tickets from the grey booth. Only 160 return, my 13 year old was free. Takes 40 minutes. The cable car only runs for 30 minutes then stops for 30. Good view. Avoid rip off taxi drivers.

Nice view from the top of the hill. It was easy to Go there by Bus from the central bus station in Skopje. The Cable Car was cheap compared to cable cars in Western Europe. I can definitely recommend a trip to the Millennium Cross.

We took the cable car up to the cross. (Very cheap) Pleasant time when many Macedonians come as a family to admire the landscape and drink coffee at the foot of the cross. In the cable car parking there is a monastery 50 meters away which is super cute. Very well maintained. It doesn't take much time to do and it's nice

The world's largest metal cross is half an hour from the Watchtower! Easy road with the car and then you go by teleferic! The village all around is garbage. It also has a drink bar. It is worth a visit but not for the special. The night lights up.

We came to see this as part of a group tour. We got the cable car up to the top and were simply astonished by the views! What a mountainous region we were in. Great view of the city of Skopje itself too. The cross is pretty cool to admire, one of the tallest in the world!

Great view of the city and surrounding mountains. The cable car ride was nice and had great views. You must try the frozen coffee at the juice bar. It is awesome! The one huge drawback is that there are no restrooms on top of the mountain. Please prepare your bladder accordingly. There are portable toilets down in the parking area.

We went there by Taxi coz we were in a hurry. If you are not, take bus number 25, it will take you there. We then took the cable car up. Beautiful views of Skopje. We enjoyed just being there. There are two restaurants. However, you can take your own food and Picknick on the grass or in the huts. It's a must go!!!!! Wonderful ❤️❤️❤️❤️