Solo travel

I didn’t feel safe. In Frankfurt there are many criminals, prostitutes and drug dealers especially near the airport, train stations and famous hotels. I was nearly got attacked by a stranger who was doing a strip dance in the middle of the street.

Family travel

I travelled to frankfurt for 3 days for a concert and met up with 4 of my friends from germany there! it felt safe having people who speak the language with me, and we enjoyed nice food at a korean restaurant and overall walked around most of the time! I stayed at a hostel with my uncle since I was a minor at that time, and the transport was very easy with germany’s public transportation!

Family travel

It was really fun. Though of course was visiting family there so they knew where to take me/what to show me. I was a kid at the time, and didn’t have to pay for anytning food wise thankfully. I remember being given 100 euro for a souvenir, and my cousins took me to a mall for shopping. Just a plain white hoodie with three bananas on it was 88 euros 😅 It’s been years since then, but that’s the thing I remember the most aside from the sky and strawberry picking I did with them.

Group travel

Travelled here with a group of 6 (3 girls, 3 boys). The city centre was relatively safe with tourists and local police. We stayed near the train station (Frankfurt Hbf) which wasn’t a very safe atmosphere. A lot of unfriendly faces around and if I wasn’t travelling with my guy friends I would’ve felt very uncomfortable. Lots of drug activity, lots of staring (at us girls) and multiple times we were approached by dodgy men. Wouldn’t walk around the train station area alone. The city was a...

bahnhofsviertel is known for higher crime rates but nothing ever happened to me i'd say with usual safety caution there's nothing to worry about rest of the city is safe imo, not more unsafe than other big german cities

Safety in Frankfurt am Main is generally good. As in most large cities, it’s important to stay aware of your surroundings, especially near the main train station at night. Keep an eye on your belongings, avoid poorly lit areas, and use common sense when moving around.

Frankfurt ranks high in the criminal statistics, but this is mainly for migration “crimes” taking place in Germany’s biggest airport. Around the central station you might feel unsafe due to a lot of drug problems in this area.

Frankfurt center is quite unsafe - watch your belongings and never let anyone chat you up, also not the beggers, as many of them are not actual homeless people but lower romanian mafia members in disguise.