Almada is safe as any other city. The city is quiet after 10pm so It doesn’t hurt to be cautious in certain hours but overall I don’t hear much about crimes in the area. The ones I did was about stores being robed and most of them for personal reasons.

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Almada, located across the iconic Tagus River from Portugal's lively capital, Lisbon, is notable for its stunning natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Known foremost for the Cristo Rei statue, often compared to Rio de Janeiro's 'Christ the Redeemer', it offers pilgrims and tourists alike a panoramic view over Lisbon and the Atlantic Ocean. With historical sites such as the medieval Castle of Almada, picturesque streets with traditional Portuguese tiles, and the vibrant Cacilhas riverside area lined with seafood restaurants, Almada provides a unique blend of traditional and contemporary Portuguese experiences. In addition, its pristine Costa da Caparica, one of the largest contiguous sandy beaches in Europe, is a paradise for sun-seekers and surfers, making Almada a must-visit destination in Portugal.

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Safety rating:	3/5	Moderate
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Crime rate:	1.5/5	Low
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