based on 38 experiences from female travelers
Brussels was great! I stayed only for 3 days so i didnt have much time to explore. Couldn’t find the thrift stores anywhere :( We were adviced to be extremely cautious and watch out for thieves, but fortunately none showed up!
Posted: July 6, 2026Valeria
Colombia
Brussels is an impressive city; you can feel the cultural mix everywhere. I think it’s no coincidence that they call it the capital of Europe. As a capital city, it offers a wide variety of things to do. Personally, my favorite spot is the Bois de la Cambre; I think it’s a beautiful place to take a walk and enjoy a moment of connection that’s a bit different from the usual city life.
Posted: June 3, 2026Experienced: March, 2026Rose
United Kingdom
I stayed near the smaller airport, it did take a bit of time to get into the city centre but it was so worth it. I loved being in a normal part of town out of the tourist zones and I found a couple of great food spots! Everything was so beautiful in the main city centre, the architecture and the people were all great! Stumbled upon a local skateboarding event and it was the best part of the holiday!
Posted: May 17, 2026Experienced: April, 2023Pınar
France
Brussels is very pretty city, it is like a transaction point of two cultures and it was lovely to even just walk around the city, yet as the sun goes down it is a good idea to be little more careful, especially if you are close to Brussels north or Brussels midi, stay safe 🐰💕
Posted: March 7, 2026Based on 93 reports
Based on 93 reports
Eléonore
Generally people tend to leave you alone. I would say certain areas aren't as safe. But not where I live and not the centre either. You do have to be carefull for pickpocketers! And there could be a lot of people asking you for money or sometimes food. But they mean no harm. Personally I have felt way more bothered in other cities in Belgium than in Brussels.
Posted: July 25, 2026Brussels is generally safe during the day, but the city center can feel less comfortable at night, especially in quieter or less busy areas. It’s best to stay in well-lit, lively places and be mindful of your surroundings. Like in any big city, pickpocketing can happen, so just take normal precautions.
Posted: April 15, 2026There is always some kind person who can help you if you have a problem you just need to ask. For sure you will be in safety.  Sometimes we have just one drink guy who can be annoying in the centre you have a lot of shops who can protect you 
Posted: March 30, 2026Annastasiia
Brussels can feel unsafe for women, especially at night: some outer districts and empty streets have a tense atmosphere, there is more harassment and pickpocketing risk, so it’s better not to walk alone
Posted: March 25, 2026Based on reports from women living in Brussels, we created a safety map highlighting areas where they feel unsafe during the day or at night.
Marie
Brussels
3 days
I'm going to say all the things i love: - laugh - to eat with my Hands - meeting people - scout - climbing - dancing - travelling - art - music - my friends - my family - people - cows and animals
Eléonore
Brussels
4 days
Hi! I'm Eléonore, born and raised in Belgium. :)) My first language is Dutch but I speak a few others as well. I'm an adventurous person who loves a spontaneous side quest. Can be chaotic at times 😅. I adore meeting new people, having new experiences etc.. Currently my main occupation are my medical studies (last year 😝). I'm trying to find a balance between that and hobbies, social life etc. I live by 'self discovery is the greatest gift you could grant yourself.' Owh and I still can't resist a good party
Thi
Brussels
3 days
Hey fellow girlies! My name is Annie and I am a 26 year old czech-vietnamese biomedical student from Prague, currently studying in Brussels, Belgium! ☺️ I first came across this app through my friend back in september 2025 and I adored the experience, which is why I now decided to create my own profile to hopefully return the favor🫶 if you ever need a guide in brussels or in prague, i’ll gladly show you the best spots around (matcha, coffee, cinnamon buns:)) Can’t wait to hear from you, bisous! 🤭
Francesca
Brussels
3 days
Hello everyone! My name is Francesca and I am from Milan, Italy. I have been living in Brussels for more than a year now and I love it! Some random things that I love: dogs, musicals, sunny days, concerts and long meaningful chats. I would love to meet up with new people and enjoy some time together! I am open to anything, from food and drinks to outdoor activities and sightseeing 😊
Ashleigh
Brussels
3 days
Calm by nature, Aquarius by birth, nomad by recent life choices. 🌍 I'm six weeks into Europe before i go to Australia to finish my working holiday visa. I have no fixed base, which is either very freeing or very chaotic depending on the day. I used to be funnier. Apparently that's what inner work does to you 🤷🏻♀️ I'm here for the kind of meals where you actually get to know someone — not the small talk version, the real one. The kind of walks that start with no destination and end with you knowing a city in a way Google Maps never could. I'm drawn to fellow travellers, open minds, and people who are just genuinely interesting to be around. No agenda, no judgement — just good company and wherever the evening takes us. 🌙
Ginevra
Brussels
7 days
Hi! I am an Italian girl living in Brussels since 2022. I work full time on social policies and mostly from home. I can give some tips on the city and host, but sometimes I will be too busy to show you around. I decided to join the group to help boycotting other platforms and to offer a safe space for other women 🫂💖
Laura
Brussels
3 days
Hello! I’m a 27-year-old girly (originally from Germany) who loves to travel… shocking, I know! I’m a big foodie, always ready to hunt down the best local spots. I enjoy wandering around cities and getting happily lost somewhere new. I’m a dreamy person with my head often in the clouds. Mostly extroverted, sometimes happily introverted but always with a „count me in“ mentality! ☺️
Alexa
Brussels
3 days
I’m doing an interrail trip around Europe this summer. I decided to do it solo backpacking because I know we always meet people along the way. 🧚🏼♀️
Gesmina
Brussels
3 days
Hello! ☺️ my name is Gesmina old and I’m originally from Greece 🇬🇷 but I live in Brussels, Belgium 🇧🇪 and I work in the Healthcare Policy (you guessed it, politics )! I LOVEEEEE traveling and meeting new people and understanding their culture and language. I really enjoy and appreciate art as I used to paint (trying to get back to it, and favorite inspiration being Van Gogh and René Magritte). I have lived in London for 5 years before moving to Belgium, where I studied psychology and then did a masters in International Politics. I love exploring and experiencing life to the fullest! You only get to live once so make sure you live it by your own rules and you enjoy it! If my friends had to describe me they would say I’m very energetic but I also enjoy a relaxing time with lovely conversations about all kids of topics, I’m very creative and I come up with fun activities on the spot if asked. i can’t wait to meet likeminded people in here and share life experiences and fun stories 😊
Alexandrine
Brussels
1 day
Hi :) I am Alex, traveling by train from France to North Norway. I am a sign language interpreter but I continue studying political sciences because I am a very curious person and I wish to understand the world better. I had a great time in Amsterdam couchsurfing so I want to couchsurf again because it was awsome to meet new people. I'm a friendly and chill person, I love to meet knew people and spend time with others. I enjoy a lot visiting museums and monuments, learning the history of a place, learning languages, study sociology, psychology, cinema, reading books, talking about politics etc etc... I would love you to contact me so I can discover you and your city !