Is Hamburg Safe for Women? Crime Rate in Hamburg

hamburg is a nice and kind of historic city. the most people are absolutely awesome and friendly. stay in safe areas and you will be okay at any time. I personally don’t go out after 12am but that’s just my way of making sure I’m safe

There are some places where women shouldn’t go at night. But otherwise I really don’t know. Nothing ever happened to me, but I’ve heard a few things they make me worrying going out alone, or at night. The nightlife in Hamburg is very much alive

I don’t really know if I answered correctly to the questions here because in Hamburg as in all of Germany it is relatively safe in comparison to a lot of other countries. But I guess like everywhere it is not completely safe to walk around at night drunk for women, I have some stories of girlfriends that were harassed and I also sometimes experienced sexual harassment some times but I think I handle it well because I am very confident. In general though I think Hamburg is a great place and there are a lot of people that would help you of someone saw any kind of harassment here. That’s why I love this city. Most people here have a good heart ❤️

Hamburg is a surprisingly safe city, never felt so safe walking around during night. OF COURSE it is a city, so avoids the central station and Red light district if you are alone. Besides that, never had any problems.

very safe city i love it. you can walk around as a woman also in the night. there are a few streets where you don’t should go but in a whole it’s a very safe city. beautiful with a lot of nice food spots

Safety in Hamburg differs from district to district. Regarding partying/clubbing I personally like to go to Sternschanze because one can visits different bars with a nice crowd. Reeperbahn however can be very uncomfortable for women because of all the drunk people (especially men). Also techno clubs (not all but most) tend to be safer than other clubs (e.g at Reeperbahn) Unfortunately Hamburg does not offer free Flinta* taxis, like e.g Freiburg or other cities do at night/evening.

I would say the city is overall pretty safe (coming from Spain, I feel more safe here in Hamburg). It can be a bit scary when you go to the central station, since there are a lot of drug addicts, but they are usually not aggressive or violent towards people (sometimes between them, though). I would avoid also the station of Harburg (south of Hamburg) because there is nothing interesting there and it can be more unsafe. I would avoid taking a hostel or hotel in the Reeperbahn because it is the party street and it’s decadent, but the rest of the city is pretty safe, even at night.

I feel safe in Hamburg. I wouldn’t say that it’s absolutely safe and a woman haven’t to worried at all, but I don’t think that there is any place in the world we could say that. In proportion to other city’s I lived or visited I think Hamburg is in the upper third if we talk about safety for women.

Id say as long as you know where to go and where to be at what time you’re pretty good to go. Hamburg has a huge lefties scene so especially as a Migrant or a poc Tourist and as a woman, Hamburg might be the safest city to be at

I think as a woman it doesn't matter where you are in this world you always have to keep an eye open. But I think Hamburg is pretty safe. If you are in an area like St Pauli (Reeperbahn) you should be aware of your surroundings but the worst that happened to me here was catcalling. I don't live in the city centre and my neighbours are almost all elderly people with cute little dogs, so my neighbourhood is very safe.

Family travel

I felt safe, i just had to watch out on the streets with clubs. I would recommend going to Kunsthalle museum and if you like going out then Reeperbahn. My restaurant recommendation is block house. I stayed at my sister’s so she drove me around but there is local bus and a train.

Family travel

We were in Hamburg. The city has many activities. Like take a boat trip. I was at the musical "Harry Potter and the cursed chıld". The city library is huge. In the basement, used/old books, audio books, films and games are sold at a reasonable price.