The city center is safe, if you go in some neighborhood such as Brione you have to be a littel bit more couscous expecially during dark hours but overall the level of crimes is low. It's very rare to hear about a sexual abuse or harassment

federica

I feel really safe in this region.
Even when it’s late.
For sure it depends on the ‘luck” not local people can here. But in general the region is very quiet. I’m leaving here for one year and never heard about someone being robbed or attacked, etc.

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Rovereto, nestled in the heart of the beautiful Trentino region in Northern Italy, unfolds its historical charm and stupendous natural beauty to all who visit. Known for hosting the prestigious Italian Museum of War History and the futuristic Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MART), this location has carved out a significant niche for itself in the field of culture and art in Italy. It's surrounded by lush green landscapes contrasting with sharp Alpine peaks, and the city also encompasses architectural marvels, such as the Venetian walls, the Castle of Rovereto, and the regionally famous Zandonai Theatre. The city's cultural vibe is complemented by the iconic Bell of the Fallen, the largest ringing bell in the world dedicated to peace, definitely a sight and sound to be savored during a visit to this charismatic Italian city.


Rovereto

Safety rating:	3.6/5	Safe
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Crime rate:	1/5	Very Low
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