Very beautiful - Experience to be had, the castle with its various annexed museums is very beautiful, including the puppet museum. The 4D cinema with the history of the castle is also very nice. A must-see!

Ideal - The experience was excellent: the setting is impressive, the castle's preservation is magnificent, and the views of the city are truly unforgettable. Furthermore, the organization and the staff's attention made the visit even more pleasant. I appreciate the effort dedicated to maintaining this heritage and offering such an enriching experience to visitors.

Excellent service. - Excellent service. Remember to stop by the ticket office, even if you purchased the tickets online.

The view is worth the visit. - The Castle is a must-see stop, if not for the visit itself, then for the view it offers of the city, both from the walls and from its highest tower where you can enjoy a 360-degree view of the city (the audio guide says that you have a view of 1/3 of Slovenia). The visit is interesting, but the limited access to the interior rooms does not make it as immersive as other places.

Amazing view from the tower - The view from the tower is great. The museum is a mixed bag- sine parts so interesting and other parts over long.

Below expectations - Ljubljana Castle is the Slovenian capital's most famous monument and has been towering over the city on Castle Hill for more than 900 years. The current view is largely the result of renovations from the 15th century, when the castle was fortified as a defense against Ottoman incursions. Over the centuries it served as a fortress, residence of the landlords, prison and military barracks. Today the castle is a lively cultural centre with museums, exhibitions, concerts and restaurants. From the observation tower you have a magnificent panoramic view of Ljubljana, the Ljubljanica river and, in clear weather, the Julian Alps. Thanks to the modern funicular, the castle is easily accessible. When we were there on a sweltering hot day, there was nowhere to drink, shameful right?

Disappointed - Disappointed. I advise you to look at it from the outside. Take the short walk from the city center and don't pay for admission. It is too renovated, the circuit is poorly designed, and there is not much to see...

Tourist trap - The entrance is actually free, but to be able to go up the tower to see the view, the ticket costs 19€ including the funicular (17 via the Internet); in the castle, which is entirely or almost entirely rebuilt, there is nothing to see, everything is redone, rebuilt, or prepared in a modern style, a useless expense.

Waste of time and money - The single worst museum/“castle” experience we’ve ever been to. Nothing of substance or interest. Nothing even related to a castle… do not waste your money

15€ wasted - Attention: admission to the castle is free, but this information is not indicated anywhere. In this way, it is easy to think that the 15€ ticket is mandatory. In reality, the ticket only gives access to the tower (with a view that is anything but exceptional) and to a room where a video is simply projected onto a wall. The rest of the castle can be visited for free. The icing on the cake? Even after paying 15€, to use the restroom you have to shell out another euro. Truly a lack of transparency in management and an absolutely unjustified price for what is offered.