Is France Safe for Solo Female Travelers?
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How safe is France for solo female travelers?
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based on 320 experiences from female travelers
Natasha
Uganda
Paris, Solo travel
I watched him lean into the mic, tattoos catching the red light, voice cutting straight through all that noise and landing somewhere personal, like he was singing to one person instead of a hundred thousand. That’s the strange magic of it. A stadium that size, and somehow it still feels intimate. Then came Mic Drop, and Normal, and the whole crowd started chanting their names, one after another, thousands of voices calling out to seven people who probably couldn’t hear any single one of us,...
Posted: July 21, 2026
Raya
Poland
Paris, Group travel
It was my first group trip and what a great experience 🇨🇵✨ PARIS , you we're unforgettable . Grateful for the memories , the people, every laugh, every moment and everyone who made this journey so special 🙏❤️
Posted: July 12, 2026Experienced: August, 2025Nice, Solo travel
I feel safe walking around the city at night to my airbnb place. It’s always better to be attentive but nothing happened to me luckily and street is kinda empty. People are super nice, helpful, and willing to speak English! I had a good time there apart from the food poisoning from beef tartare😮💨
Posted: June 30, 2026Paris, Family travel
Full of people, there’s a half-hour line even to go to the bathroom. The churches are beautiful, especially the Saint Chapelle or San Denis. The metro is very easy to use. However, it’s extremely expensive— a bottle of water costs 6€.
Posted: June 30, 2026Experienced: July, 2023Is France safe for women?
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Ines
Lille
It is kind of safe during the day, but you still have to be careful but at night there are a lot of drunk people, especially in the center and in Roubaix. Just try to stay with people to avoid non-crowded areas. 
Posted: July 23, 2026
Shana
Enghien-les-Bains
It is a very safe city with several police patrols, two police stations in the busy areas, and plenty of cameras. The residents are mostly elderly couples and families, so it is calm and clean. There are no 'dangerous' places except maybe around the train station at night because there are the bars (police officers are often stationed there).
Posted: July 23, 2026
Cassandre
Lyon
Lyon is a city in which you feel most of the Time safe. It is a big city with a lot of students, a night Life, so There are always people you can rely on in case of insecurity in the subway or in the streets. The neighborhood La Guillotiere is a bit unsafe however, so I recommend not to go there by night.
Posted: July 22, 2026
Alice
Nanterre
The center of the city is very safe. You just have to stay out of the different "Cités". It's like the Cité Picasso, and other places. Apart from.that, it's safe. The safest areas are near the center and around the university
Posted: July 21, 2026Safety in France
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Erell
Brest
Can host for:
2 days
About me
Hi girls :) I am 25 and was in India last year volunteering in the education field (learned so much !). I’m a beginner photographer and live to travel. I love music, painting, antifascism, feminism and photography. I just got back from a solo bycicle trip through Europe for 2 months and met so many super friendly women ! I would love to give it back and host you girls now ! I’m fluent in French and English and am curently learning Italian. So eager to meet you all and visit your countries ❤️
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Fiona
Lyon
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I’m not very good at English, but I want to improve. I’m a history and archaeology student, and I love visiting museums and travelling the world!
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