Pesaro is really safe, it is a place where mainly adults or elderly people live, young people are polite and calm, there is almost never crime or absurd cases like you hear around. Pesaro is a quiet place but apart from the sea and the old part there is not much exciting to visit, maybe because I have lived here all my life who knows

Pesaro it’s safe actually, maybe some people are a lit tile bit judgmental and snob but I think is a safe place in Italy. It’s a little city, the criminality is not actually here (for sake) so feel free to ask and try to feel safe! ❤️

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Pesaro is a charming coastal town situated on the Adriatic coast of Italy, nestled in the region of Marche, and is the second most populous city after the capital, Ancona. Renowned for its enchanting ambiance, Pesaro seamlessly blends natural beauty with rich culture and history, offering an exquisite array of experiences for the discerning traveler. The town is especially famous as the birthplace of the celebrated composer Gioacchino Rossini, honoring him with the Rossini Opera Festival each summer, which attracts opera enthusiasts from around the globe. Visitors delight in exploring the city's architectural majesty, such as the beautiful 15th-century Ducal Palace, the ancient Roman Bridge, and the neoclassic-style Rossini Theater. Unforgettable seafood cuisine, sparkling sand beaches with mesmerizing sunrise vistas across the Adriatic sea, and amiable locals, all contribute to making Pesaro a hidden Italian gem.

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Safety rating:	2.8/5	Moderate
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Crime rate:	1/5	Very Low
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