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Dubrovnik Cable Car (Mount Srđ)
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Dubrovnik Cable Car: Tickets & City Pass Inclusion

⏱️ Visit Time

1 - 1.5 h (including summit time)

🏛️ Category

Cable Car & Panoramic Viewpoint

⏳ Era

Original 1969 cable car destroyed during the 1991-92 Siege of Dubrovnik; rebuilt and reopened in 2010

📍 Address

Lower station: Kralja Petra Krešimira IV, 20000 Dubrovnik, Croatia (near Buža / Ploče Gate)

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💶 Box Office Price

€30.00

🎟️ Reduced Price

€17 (Adult, one-way); €8 (Child 4-12, round-trip) / €5 (Child, one-way); under 4 free

🕒 Opening Hours

Seasonal: roughly 09:00-24:00 (Jun-Aug), scaling back to 09:00-17:00/21:00 in the shoulder months; closed December-March. Departs continuously depending on passenger numbers; last ascent 30 minutes before closing.

📋 Entry Rules

No advance booking required; tickets sold at the lower station. Closed December-March; suspends in high wind or lightning.

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What The Ticket Includes

The cable car ascent/descent between the Old Town and the Mount Srđ summit; grounds access to Fort Imperial (Homeland War Museum) at the summit.

Ticket Options & Pricing
OptionPriceBooking
Adult, round-trip €30 At the lower station or dubrovnikcablecar.com
Adult, one-way €17 At the lower or upper station
Child (4-12), round-trip €8 At the lower station
With Dubrovnik Pass Not included — full price applies N/A

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Ticket Options

Official Ticket

€30.00

City Pass

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Overview & History

The Dubrovnik Cable Car climbs 412 m from just outside the city walls to the summit of Mount Srđ in under 4 minutes, opening onto the widest panoramic view of the Old Town, the Elafiti Islands, and the Adriatic coastline. The summit also holds Fort Imperial, a Napoleonic-era fortress now housing the Homeland War Museum, documenting the 1991-92 Siege of Dubrovnik, plus a restaurant and gift shop.

What to See: Top Highlights

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The 4-Minute Ascent

A steep, near-vertical climb up the karst hillside, with the Old Town's orange rooftops shrinking below within seconds of departure.

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Sunset from the Summit

The single best sunset viewpoint over the Old Town and the Adriatic — the last cable car down runs shortly before closing, so time the visit carefully.

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Fort Imperial & Homeland War Museum

A Napoleonic fortress at the summit, now housing a museum on the 1991-92 siege, included in the cable car's summit area at no extra charge to enter the grounds.

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Location & Google Maps

📍 Lower station: Kralja Petra Krešimira IV, 20000 Dubrovnik, Croatia (near Buža / Ploče Gate) Open in Google Maps

Is This Covered by a Dubrovnik Pass?

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No. The Dubrovnik Cable Car is confirmed absent from every Dubrovnik Pass tier and from the combined Dubrovnik Museums ticket — it must be booked and paid for separately, directly with the cable car operator.

Dubrovnik Pass

Not included. Confirmed absent from every Dubrovnik Pass tier — a genuine, sourced exclusion, not a research gap. Must be booked and paid separately with the cable car operator.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Dubrovnik Cable Car included in the Dubrovnik Pass?
No — it's confirmed absent from every Dubrovnik Pass tier. It's one of the city's few major paid attractions that must be bought separately regardless of which pass you hold.
Can I save money by taking the cable car one-way?
Yes — a one-way ticket costs €17 versus €30 for round-trip, a real saving if you plan to hike back down the marked trail instead of riding both ways.
Is the cable car open year-round?
No — it's confirmed closed from December through March, reopening in April; check the seasonal timetable before planning a winter visit.

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