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City centre is very safe. But be careful with older guys or young “street jerks”. Probably they just impolite:) Always use official platforms like Bolt for taxi. Public transport is very safe, you can sit in front, near driver. If something happens, call police they care;)

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Kaunas is a very safe place during the daytime, also public transport ir very safe. However, in night time there might be some people who would want to rob you, but that could happen in any place in the world when it's dark

Kaunas is pretty safe overall. There's a good police presence and emergency services are reliable. Public transport is safe, though it's always wise to watch your belongings. Traffic can be tricky, so stay alert. No major natural disasters to worry about here. Just follow basic safety tips, and you'll be fine.

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Kaunas, Lithuania's second-largest city, is situated at the confluence of the Neris and Nemunas rivers, in the southern part of the country. This charming city carries a rich legacy of Lithuanian culture, symbolising a confluence of tradition and modernity. It's renowned for its fascinating array of architectural styles, covering Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque, primarily displayed in Kaunas Castle and the majestic Old Town. Kaunas is also celebrated for its lively arts scene, hosting various music festivals and boasting numerous museums like the acclaimed Devil's Museum. The city's vibrant atmosphere is enhanced by its youthful population, largely due to Kaunas University of Technology, giving Kaunas an energetic buzz that perfectly complements its historical aura.

Lithuania, located in the northeastern part of Europe, stands as an untouched gem on the Baltic Sea coast. Known for its rich historical heritage, this country boasts a charming blend of Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architecture, particularly evident in its medieval capital, Vilnius. Its lush nature reserves, such as the Aukstaitija National Park and the Curonian Spit, offer breathtaking views and diverse wildlife to explore. Visitors to Lithuania can expect an array of experiences from 14th-century castles, amber artwork, and folklore traditions to savoring traditional Lithuanian cuisine, which is deeply rooted in the farm-to-table philosophy. Furthermore, Lithuania's rich layers of history are evident in its Jewish Heritage, hill forts, and Soviet-era structures and memorials.

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When traveling to Lithuania, it is advised by the United States, Canadian, and Australian governments to exercise normal precautions. This includes taking standard security and safety measures.

Safety index:	3.8/5	Safe
Safety walking alone after dark:	3/5	Moderate
Safety using public transport:	4.2/5	Safe
Crime index:	1.8/5	Low
Worries of being sexually harassed:	1/5	Not at all worried
Worries of being sexually assaulted or raped:	1/5	Not at all worried
Worries of being physically attacked:	1/5	Not at all worried
Worries of home broken and things stolen:	1/5	Not at all worried
Worries of being mugged or robbed:	1.4/5	Not at all worried
Worries of being kidnapped or murdered:	1/5	Not at all worried

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