Is Buenos Aires Safe for Women? Crime Rate in Buenos Aires

I live alone here for over 5 years now and I have never experienced sexual assault or anything. I feel really safe as a woman in the city. Of course I take care of myself but I walk alone after midnight and still feel safe.

I live in Palermo, is one of the most expensive, safe and turistic áreas of capital city and i feel safe enero near my house. But You have to be alert, not show your cell Phone or expensive things

Buenos aires, as any big city, is beatiful because of its atractions and streets full of culture, but it always depends on the boroughs and the time you are in that place. There are many people sleeping on the street and eating what they can. From what I have experienced, they are drunk or high, and they will ask you for money or food. Please be careful everywhere with the thieves that steal in seconds from your pockets, bags or hands. Mostly, they steal phones on the street, the subway or the bus. When far from the center, the danger increases

it always depends on where you are. It's a big city, so you need to be careful and watch out. Personally i've always had good experiences, I love the city, but you need to be aware. there are zones that it's better if you don't walk alone by night.

Its safe in popular zones, but no alone at night. If you take care and avoid dark and heavy zones, you will be ok and safe. Also, don't leave your phone on the table if you are sitting in a bar's table outside.

It's safer than most cities I've traveled to especially if you stay in touristy neighborhoods. Just be careful about your phone and wallet but usually it's not violent crime. And as a woman I feel safe.

In Buenos Aires, there were recurrent political and economic crisis, periods where there have been a lot of break&entering, lootings, etc. that's why you see most houses with maximized security around doors and entrances. Things are safe in most neighbourhoods but you have to make sure you mind your belongings, never forget to look & observe situation around you... And make aure you don't look to much like a tourist. Also when possible, walk in busy streets and enter any shop if you feel unsafe or encounter someone suspicious.

It’s not really safe in the center of the city near the obelisco, so be careful with your purse, phone or taking a cab. If you go to nice neighborhoods like Saavedra, Belgrano, Colegiales and Chacarita you will find quiet and safer places. The ones full of tourists like La boca, caminito, Palermo and Recoleta are usually less safe

Solo travel

I am Brazilian, I stayed 30 days in Buenos Aires, and I felt safer than I would in the big cities of my country. Public transportation works very well, and the city has good infrastructure with sidewalks, parks, cafés, and pleasant places to walk around (this was my favorite part). Argentine beef and barbecue are incredible! However, I found everyday food to be nothing special. The bars and clubs there open very late at night, the party usually only stars at 1am and goes all the way to 5 or 6 am. And again, I felt safe walking alone at night in the nicer areas of the city. Here are some recommendations: - Feria de Mataderos: Definitely a MUST DO, it's every Sunday, very cultural, with live traditional music and street food. Around the square, there is the Museo Criollo de Los Corrales. Inside, there's an old bar where I found some gentlemen playing guitar; it was very touching. - El Boliche de Roberto: A bar with 130 years of history, with live tango literally every day of the week. The performances are very intimate and beautiful. - Bar El Federal: Great options for snacks, cheap wine, fair prices, beautiful decor, and the bar has over 100 years of history.

Solo travel

Buenos Aires is one of my favourite cities in the world! Full of life and cultural activities, it is the vibrant home of thousands of Argentinians (some of the kindest and most welcoming people I've ever met!). Of course, there are some areas you should avoid, especially at night, and should be aware of your surroundings at all times, but besides it did not feel particularly dangerous as a woman travelling solo! Would defenitely recommend!! (But pro tip: learn some basic Spanish first! ;))