Is Munich Safe for Women? Crime Rate in Munich

To me I never experienced any crime, to myself or friends. I am living at the central station. And even there I feel safe. But its because the police is very present in this city. They are everywhere.

Even in very crowded city centres at day some people yell at you and what an argument. Doesn't matter, if you are alone or in a group. Especially when you're a woman. They stare and sometimes don't let go. Especially when it's dark and you're out clubbing wouldn't go alone. The best is to go with a man

You can walk alone in the middle of the night. Everyone who is visiting Munich has a great time. If you leave things in a cafe no one is going to take it. Munich is one of the safest cities in Europe.

i’m from berlin and munich feels so much safer. i always walk home alone at night and i‘m an anxiuous person but i feel safe. but i also live in the city center. but my friends here also feel really safe.

Munich is a very safe city, also to travel alone, there are just some parts of town, that are not advisable to go to, especially at night, like Neuperlach, messestadt or the train stations. The public transport is also fine, same here at night it can be a bit scary and it's always important to stay cautious about ur surroundings

really safe city, harassment happens but it more like exceptions to the rules. i can walk at night and in the areas where is no light and most likely nothing will happen to me. of course there are freaks who make you feel unsafe but not as much as in other cities i’ve been to

Solo travel

Munich is fun! The transportation is easy to figure out, and I enjoy going to the grocery stores to get my food. I have limited travel experience, but I felt safe here. You will enjoy it if you like museum hopping, and drinking beer! Lol

Solo travel

I loved my time in Munich! I got to experience many of its wonders - singing along to YMCA and John Denver at Oktoberfest, stumbling upon crazy cool landmarks like a palace and cathedral just by wandering around, and even learning that sea urchins have Zelda-boss-eyes and some fish have arms? My 4 days there were fantastic, filled with fun, new friends, beer, and pretzels (I actually prefer American pretzels). I felt very safe in Munich, even at Oktoberfest when squashed between thousands of people in the beer tents. Only one man tried to hit on me and multiple people stepped in to stop him. I made friends there quickly, though we parted ways at the end of the celebrations. I wasn't out at night except for taking the u-bahn back to my airbnb, which felt very safe even though I was quite tipsy. The ability to get around easily was AMAZING. Munich, and my subsequent trip to Berlin, made me fall in love with public transportation even more than I already was. I didn't need to rent a car - I could even get to the castle (Neuwaschstein? Sorry I totally forgot how to spell it) from Munich within 1.5 hours on a train. On my last day there I also stumbled upon an anti-fascism and pro-LGBTQ protest, which I joined for a short time. Happy to see people around the world fighting for what's right! The Munich Zoo was also great with large exhibits for their animals. Many of the primates looked bored and skinny though, which makes me worried about their health. All other animals seemed very well taken care of. The only downside to this trip was my Airbnb, where I was promised a single private room and was instead given a bed in a dining room of an apartment where multiple men were staying. The host left food out on the kitchen counter which collected flies and smelled after a few days. I tried to spend most of my time outside of the Airbnb, and really should've canceled and stayed elsewhere. I would highly recommend Munich for its architectural beauty, safety, ability to get around, and if you can make it - Oktoberfest!