Solo travel

I felt very safe during my solo trip in Baku. They really try to take good care of public safety. Everyone was kind to me wherever I went. The only downside is that not many people speak English, but everybody tried their best.

Solo travel

I felt very safe in Baku. The city overall felt very clean and since I was Turkish there were no language gap for me. I met new people and they were all very nice and respected. The food and sightseeings were amazing. There are many different things to do in here.

Family travel

Its indeed very disappointing to say that baku is not at all safe for women at night specially women who are travelling alone. Every men around you is obnoxious and would stare you as if he is going to rape you. Day 1 till day 5 most of the men i met were very vile and bad and all they would look at you as if they would rape you even try to eve tease you and if you revolt back they would make sure you learn a lesson for pointing out the inadequate behaviour of men towards you.

Baku is a very safe city for tourists. People are very friendly and always ready to help. All tourists who come here are always pleasantly surprised at how kind and responsive the people here are.

I have lived here all my life. Baku is generally a safe city with low violent crime, and most areas feel secure. However, gender issues exist, such as unwanted attention toward women and traditional attitudes in public spaces.

Baku is a pretty safe space, as a female I have never really felt uncomfortable (and I liking walking at nights) In the last decade, the rate of theft has been minimal. The only thing, I would advise other women to check the location, because as far the center is safe, I can't say the same about the city's outskirts.