On average women living in Venice raises relatively low concerns about women's safety. Based on collected reviews Venice has a safety index of 3.7.
On average women living in Venice consider the crime rate in Venice to be low. Based on collected reviews Venice has a crime index of 1.
On average 6.1% percentage of women in Italy have experienced physical and/or sexual violence from an intimate partner at some time in their life, according to OECD Data.
Venice is pretty safe except the pickpockets. But if you stay on the mainland (Mestre or Marghera) it is better to be aware all the time. Mestre is one of the most dangerous cities in Italy. i recommend to keep you money and personal stuff very close to yourself.
Posted: April 17, 2024Based on 27 experiences
Nicole (50)
Germany
I loved Venice! Despite all the tourists you can find quiet places, you just have to get away from the typical tourist routes. I felt very safe. The food is so yummy - do some research to not end in a tourist trap though.
Posted: May 2, 2024Experienced: February, 2024Greta
Italy
It was super - so much art - about food: I only take Cicchettino and mozzarella in carrozza… outside so expensive - so much beautiful the sea and the quiet - it’s really really safe, like a bubble - Venice accent is so funny - you louse yourself on the bridges, are many … - it was unique, I will return
Posted: March 3, 2024based on 27 experiences
I was staying with Italian friends and I loved it. It was the best of solo traveling and having a cozy warm space at home. In general I feel Venice gets too crowded / don’t really recommend more people to go because locals loosing access to affordable home is real. Both flats the friend lived at were now converted into airbnbs. I stayed for 10 days, I feel as it’s not the biggest place perhaps you could stay for less time / also not stay inside of Venice and e.g. go there by bus. Other cities are fairly accessible, I can recommend using Flixbus.
Posted: May 12, 2024The city on the water is very impressive and I've never seen anything like that before! There were SO MANY tourists. I've been there two days and on the second day I went off the main island and it felt much more authentic. I really recommended taking a swim in the sea and taking late evening public transportation boats.
Posted: August 10, 2023Experienced: June, 2023Dana
I am a student in Venice. Been living here for four months. Want to start traveling more and meeting new people. I love nature, museums, clubbing, groovy music.
Yaren
Hello, I am an Erasmus student from Istanbul, Turkey. I am in Venice until the end of June. I have been traveling but my budget is limited. I would be open for meeting up and showing around in Venice also, in Istanbul, when I go back. Since I'm currently staying in a dorm, I can't be a host.