Is Nuremberg Safe for Women? Crime Rate in Nuremberg

It's like any other city in Germany I think. You have to be careful, idiots (men) are everywhere but most of the time you are safe. There are a few places that are a little bit sketchy especially at night; the train station, "Aufseßplatz" or "Maffaiplatz" for example. But besides that it's okay.

It mostly feels safe other than too late in the night. But other than that, all the public places and public transport are generally very safe. I would however suggest that women shouldn’t walk alone later in the night in areas that are usually quiet like residential streets etc..

I mean it's a big City but for that it's qute Safe because it's in sother Germany :) Just don't bei at zhe Mainstation or Plärrer at zhe wrong time - Like during a Football Match and you will BE Safe :) I live Here and nothing ever happend to me ... Still I don't linke to Walk alone in the dark!

I think it’s pretty pretty safe. I’ve been out all night by myself and apart from the train stations and eve teasers I feel safe everywhere else. The police is also accessible. If you ignore the crackheads near the hbf you’ll be fine. It’s probably one of the safest medium cities

Nuremberg is overall a pretty safe City in my opinion. Have been here a few times and never really noticed anything suspicious or weird. Never had an on edge feeling either. Have also been solo most of the time and never had any issues at all. I would say it’s definitely a good enjoyment and night life for any age group is pretty enjoyable and always find new people that are very kind as well. Trains are also very safe for any solo travelers. Would definitely recommend!

Nuremberg is a very safe city. The mood of the city is very familial. Just walk your way and no one will bother you. Nevertheless there are always a lot of unappropriate stares from men especially during summer.

Solo travel

I visited Nuremberg just for a day since I live nearby, and it was a great experience. I felt completely safe the whole time. I recommend checking out Kaiserburg Castle and strolling through the old town — it’s really charming. I had lunch at “Bratwurst Röslein” — tasty and not expensive. I didn’t stay overnight, so I can’t say anything about accommodation. I spent around 20 euros for the day. Getting around was super easy on foot and by tram

Solo travel

Nuremberg is a place when I felt safe and it has become totally iconic for me! I’ve been there for a few days (cheap flights) and it’s really worth it. First of all, I can highly reccomend long walks through the town; it’s really cute and I’m sure you’re gonna like it. German which I met were very helpful, but still all you need is map. Museum DB (of communication) and museum of Albrecht Durer (who was born here) were really cool to see too.