We had an enjoyable time hiking up to the top from the old city. A good excuse to get some exercise to burn off some of the lobster pasta and wine from the night before. The trailhead is a little tricky to find. There is nothing particular to see on the hike itself but the views are great, particularly at the top of the old city. On the steeper side but it’s quick.

We took a taxi to the top to visit the Homeland War Museum, and then we walked back down. It was a nice, enjoyable walk with beautiful views of the city. It's a well maintained path and if you're interested in religious attractions, the Stations of the Cross are displayed on the whole path. I wouldn't go out of my way to do this hike, but if you're looking for a great opportunity to photograph the city from above then it's a perfect place to do that.

We walked up and down the mountain, it took one hour to go up and a bit less to go down. Don’t waste your money on the cable cars if you are moderately fit. It’s a stunning walk with stunning views. Toilets and cafe at the top as well as the fun sky bike (£30 a ticket).

Whether you arrive via cable car, walk on foot, or taxi/rideshare, Mount Srd will provide nearly half a day of enjoyment if you let it. The restaurant by the cable car station has great food, the station itself offers stunning overlooks of Old Town Dubrovnik, and several hiking trails branch out in various places across the peak, which is surprisingly quite flat. My electric wheelchair could handle most of the major trails, but they are made with gravel and dirt, so it’s definitely bumpy and risky. One of the trails leads to a horseback riding course or farm of some sort, although I didn’t visit it.

Took the cable car up to the top where the views are absolutely amazing! Walked back down, well worth doing! Took us an hour. Make sure to wear good shoes if you decide to walk one way or the other!

There are some great views from the top of Mount Srd. You just need to think carefully about how you get there, and how you get back. We took the number 17 bus from Pile Gate to Bosanka (2 Euros per person fare) and then walked up from there. This wasn't too bad, and certainly easier than trying to hike up all the way from Pile. However, being a weekend the 17 bus wasn't doing the return trip down, so we had to figure out another route down. We chose to hike down, but regretted it afterwards. It's a rocky path, and doable but with hot weather and a slight foot niggle before we started it was a difficult trek. We wished we had taken the cable car down. So our main advice for Mount Srd is worth doing for the views, but think carefully about how you go up and how you go down.

This is the place to take photos. You can't miss this place when sightseeing in Dubrovnik. I went there by taxi with 8 people from my cruise group, and the driver stopped at the photo spot and took our photos for us, which was fine, but then he charged us more. We refused, but he kept charging us. We actually wanted to take the ropeway, but it was occupied by a group of Chinese people and we couldn't get on.

The view is beautiful. It’s a perfect spot to watch the sunset and we weren’t the only ones who had the idea. The atmosphere was very friendly. On the other hand, the place was not very interesting for walking once we reached the summit. The main attraction is really the panorama of Dubrovnik and the islands and mountains on the other side. The price to go up with the cable car is exorbitant. Take advantage of an attraction like the sunset to stay for at least an hour. Otherwise, apart from a restaurant, a zip line and the view, there is not much to do. Or, you have to do the hike to access Mt. (But this one is in full sun for a good part of the day)

Beautiful view of Dubrovnik. We went up by cable car and went down on foot. The hike is nice until old Dubrovnik (allow 6km to go down to the port). Once at the top the view is splendid but nothing else to do except have a drink or wait for the sunset. Be careful, the path is very stony (it is a Stations of the Cross after all!), quite steep for non-walkers and rather long. We saw people climbing in tap shoes or small sneakers, even their feet (if there weren't any sprains), it's a bit crazy because there is still a 400m difference in altitude and the biggest portion is in the sun. On the other hand, the descent is worth the detour for the walk but the same, watch out for stones, its slippery in places.

After paying the 35€ for the ramparts we no longer wanted to pay the 27€ for the return trip by cable car, so we went there on foot and we didn't regret it. You still need to be in relatively good shape (without being athletes). The hardest part is climbing the stairs to the road, after that the zig zag Stations of the Cross are easier, and the views are magnificent, the best I have had in Dubrovnik. It took us almost 1h30 to get there from the ramparts, and almost 1h to return, taking the time to take photos. Nothing special at the top, it's more the path and the views than the destination in itself. There is the war museum at the top (we arrived too late) I absolutely recommend