We were taken up here as part of a Mostar war tour. The view from the top is spectacular. Its worth it to go up there just for the view. As part of the tour we were on, we learned about the positions of the Serb army and how they surrounded and bombarded the city from the top of the mountains, during the Bosnian war in the 1990s. We also got to learn about, and experience, the Bura wind, which was interesting but I would be happy to not experience that again! We sat in the car with our tour guide for a few minutes when we got to the top of the mountain so he could talk and give us some information. There was a point where I was honestly scared that the wind was going to blow the car right off of the mountain. The car was shaking and moving the entire time we were sitting in it. Once we stepped outside, it was cold from the wind (it was January), but we took some pictures of the beautiful view and our tour guide made sure to get a short video of us struggling to stand upright in the wind. I wish I had looked into what the wind speed was that day. It would have been interesting to know. So all in all we got a history lesson from the top, we got a beautiful view of the city of Mostar, and we got to experience the famous Bura wind - all in a quick visit to the top of the mountain. I'd definitely recommend taking a drive to the top. Just be mindful of the weather and wind conditions.

I stopped here briefly to admire the view on a tour of Herzegovina. I am told you can walk up but I wouldn;t know the way - I only know that the view is amazing!