based on 109 experiences from female travelers
Romaissa
Algeria
Rome was such a beautiful experience! 🇮🇹✨ I loved walking around the city, discovering the Colosseum, Trevi Fountain and all the little streets and piazzas. The atmosphere, food and history make the city feel so special. Definitely a place I’d love to visit again! 💛
Posted: August 27, 2026Abi
Thailand
I travel to Rome with family. I always heard about pickpockets and thieves. While I do not want to denounce that, but my experience as a woman has been otherwise. With some general caution, I have never had any issues with safety in Rome.
Posted: August 24, 2026It was beautiful in Rome but you have to be careful with your belongings. Food was delicious and I loved Italian cuisine. You must see the Colosseum, the Trevi Fountain, especially at night, the Pantheon, St. Peter’s Basilica, and the Roman Forum. They are all worth visiting.
Posted: July 26, 2026Experienced: January, 2026Julia
Poland
I was in Rome on a language course I’ve met a lot of great people. I felt pretty safe there even at night. I’ve heard a lot about pickpockets but thankfully I didn’t had the chance to meet them haha and so did my friends so in my opinion it’s not that common but ofc you need to watch your stuff. The city is very walkable everything is near each other so from one attraction you can walk to another and if not you need to take a bus but busses have their own schedules there so I hope you won’t...
Posted: July 13, 2026Ipek
United Kingdom
It was dreamy, romantic, safe,colourful, peaceful with alot of fun, i felt my soul and mind cleanse and relax. The people were so kind and helpful. I was able to use public transport at 4.00 am making me feel safe as a women in Rome
Posted: June 12, 2026Experienced: May, 2026Tara
Norway
After travelling all around Italy for almost a year I decided to see Rome. I got absolutely disappointed. To me it's the least Italian city I've ever been to, a huge amusement park for tourists. Those magnificent monuments and churches don't impress after you've lived in Florence and Palermo, overpriced everything and crowds are not justified by anything. I would not recommend staying there for more than 2 days. I didn't get pickpocketed or scammed because of previous experiences that taught me...
Posted: May 24, 2026Experienced: April, 2026Maritere
Switzerland
Amazing city!!! I loved it ! Book the coliseum for early in the morning and then the other visits for later (Forum and Pal..) so you'll enjoy them with plenty of time. Go to the restroom in each place you visit because there are no public bathrooms. Book the Vatican museum for early morning ..there is a lot to see and enjoy, not only the sixteen chapel. Walk the city.. it will surprise you
Posted: May 8, 2026Experienced: March, 2026Giorgia
Austria
I can recommend visiting Rome at the end of February. The weather is already around 15 degrees in the afternoon, so it is very pleasant to do the sightseeing. You have to book in advance the visit at the Colosseum, Villa Borghese and Musei Vaticani. You also have to book the restaurant Rifugio Romano! For the rest, improvise.:)
Posted: March 18, 2026Experienced: January, 2026I absolutely loved Rome! There is obviously so much history and so much culture to explore. It can be very touristy, but it is so worth it for the experience of actually being in the Coliseum or the Roman Forum.
Posted: February 12, 2026Beautiful city with so many amazing historical sites. Very crowded in many places but it’s pretty safe. You have to ask the locals for good restaurants, otherwise it’ll be shitty carbonara all the way
Posted: February 7, 2026Based on 118 reports
Based on 118 reports
Ladies, just be careful and do not leave ur bags in cafes and streets because there are a lot of thief. However, I live here and I have not experienced bad situations in Rome. Just be careful every time❤️
Posted: September 8, 2026I have not felt unsafe during my trip ! Everything was great and I liked it People were very nice and helpful The food was amazing and the city is magic a piece of architecture - I strongly recommend going there
Posted: August 15, 2026By choosing the right areas, Rome is very safe. You can go alone without worries, especially in the Rome city center, Rome west, and Rome north areas. If traveling alone, I would avoid Rome east and all areas near the GRA.
Posted: August 1, 2026Roma is a safe city when you visit it the day. There is a lot of people and it's quite touristic. Be careful when you go next to the station Termini with your luggage :) I didn't experience Roma by night but I'm pretty sure that the central zone is safe but you have to be very careful if you are next to Termini station.
Posted: July 20, 2026you have to be careful with pickpockets especially on public transport, at night I advise girls to avoid walking around alone. Especially near the stations (Termini and Tiburtina) I advise not to stop for too long and avoid little crowded places, despite the police I always feel unsafe
Posted: July 17, 2026Ipek
I even was able to use public transpor alone at 4 a.m. after the club. I felt safe and had alot fun in the city. The people were kind and helpful. I miss their helpful energy. Will definitely go again
Posted: June 12, 2026Based on reports from women living in Rome, we created a safety map highlighting areas where they feel unsafe during the day or at night.
aika
Rome
7 days
Hii giirls! I am Aiya, i live and study in Rome from this year. Originally I am from Kazakhstan, lived in Almaty, had most of my youth there. Now I am trying to travel as much as possible and explore the world, people, myself. I am creative and still searching for a way to express myself. Also I was a meme of AIESEC and if any of you are alumni or members/volunteers I would be super happy to hear about your loce committee🥹
Michela
Rome
3 days
Hello! I'm Michela, 20 (cancer girl♋) I live in the east of Rome and I would like to travel to learn other cultures and languages. Opened to the world🧚🏻♀️ Can't wait to meet you💗 London 20th-27th August🇬🇧, solo trip and looking for female friends🩷
Gaia
Rome
2 days
It's Gaia from Italy, Naples but currently living in Rome. I am an extremely curious person, always in search of new experiences to fully enjoy this life. I like to take long walks around the city or in green areas.
Olga
Rome
3 days
I’m Olga, i’m a girl who is looking for a new type of life, new people, places… I want to travel more! I love Rome, my city, but sometimes I think it’s just too much. I like helping people and making new friends,I like learning new things and sharing experiences.
Silvia
Rome
3 days
Hello! I am 25 years old, I grew up and studied in Rome but currently I live in France. I love travelling, meet my friends all aver the world and meet new ones!
Laura
Rome
3 days
hey, i'm laura, a german girl, currently traveling and then moving to rome for erasmus🧚♀️ hoping to meet some sweet new people and share experiences on the way! i love nature, hiking and going swimming. i usually go traveling with a new craft project, my notebook and some good music:)
Azadeh
Rome
3 days
An international student in Rome looking forward to meeting new friends! I would love to meet up if you’re in Rome. Hopefully we’ll become friends✨ I wanna go around Europe and just see whatever there is to see! so I’d like to get to know different people and find travel buddies.
Caterina
Rome
3 days
Hiiiii🤗 I’m Caterina, born and raised in Rome but I’ve been traveling around the world since I was a kid. I’d love to meet new friends and see new places❤️
Irene
Rome
3 days
Hi! I’m Irene, i’m 20 years old and i study Medicine in Rome, La Sapienza. I love learning new cultures and languages, i really like traveling too, but i don’t have much time :(
Chari
Rome
3 days
Hi! I’m Carlotta and I live in Rome but I’m from Abruzzo (the land of bears, wolves, mountains, beaches and small beautiful towns). Even though I’ve never been a fan of fast traveling and consuming cultures as much as I can with no critical thinking behind, this year I’ve decided to start experimenting a new and thoughtful approach for my stays around the world.