based on 58 experiences from female travelers
My stepfather is from Telega, a town near the capital. It is entertaining and familiar, you can see many interesting things and the food is delicious, plus the people are quite friendly and really helpful.
Posted: April 7, 2026Experienced: July, 2025There was mountains. It was very beautiful. I was eating langoasa with sheep cheese. Everything was good. The nature is wanderful. There are bears, lovely bears. Also there is a monastery in mountains
Posted: January 30, 2026Ahsen
Turkey
The experience was quite nice. You can sightsee here a lot because the City is small. Also you can use the tramway to go everywhere. Bailey Felix, Bear Cave, Piata Uniri are the famous places to see.
Posted: August 6, 2025Albariña
Spain
Little city, very nice to walk around. I stayed in a hostel and met a lot of people, Many of them romanians. I stayed a week. Very nice nightlife, i felt super-safe and meet a lot of friendly people. I felt at home.
Posted: June 16, 2025Experienced: May, 2014Based on 222 reports
Based on 222 reports
Ecaterina
I feel Bucharest is actually safer than a lot of capitals in western Europe, I rarely feel unsafe at night, especially in my neighborhood. But I hope I'm not just biased because I'm used to the culture. Maybe the old center and Piata Unirii are the places that i would say are the sketchiest.
Posted: April 11, 2026Alexandra
Honestly ive lived here my whole life and never had anything happen to me even at night even when i was by myself. You get the random catcalling sometimes but overall its a safe town. People are nice and mind their own business i would however be weary near gypsies no racism but they are often out to steal. I say this from experience. Be alert.
Posted: April 10, 2026In my experience, Romania feels very safe. I live in Bucharest and was out on the streets between 2 AM and 4 AM , no one approached me, and the police presence is reassuring. Romanians are generally cautious, and most of the men here are pretty harmless 😄
Posted: March 22, 2026Melissa
Timișoara is a very safe city, you can be walking anywhere even in the middle of the night and you’ll feel very safe. There have been no crimes here, so even as a woman going alone you won’t feel in danger anywhere.
Posted: March 20, 2026Lia
Timisoara
3 days
I'm Lia, 29, and I was born in Timisoara, Romania. I love traveling and would love to meet new people who I can share some of my travels with. I walked the Camino de Santiago in 2024 (from Sant Jean Pied de Port in France to Santiago de Compostela in Spain, and then on to Finisterre and Muxia - about 900km on foot) and it's been the most fulfilling experience of my life, especially since I did it solo. I love to travel for concerts (so far I've seen Noah Kahan, Billie Eilish, Rosalia, The Last Dinner Party, Chappell Roan, Brandi Carlile, and a few others) but also to visit theme parks (I'm a rollercoaster enthusiast and would love to connect with more women who love to chase the thrills). I speak fluent English and Romanian, but I also can have a decent conversation in Spanish. When I'm not traveling, I'm an independent artist (singer/songwriter and busker) and a guitar/voice teacher. I also volunteer with a queer organization and have worked as an Erasmus+ trainer on Digital Storytelling for the queer community.
Alexandra
Iasi
3 days
Hey girls my name is Alexandra i was born and still live in Romania, i havent visited that many places yet because I always felt i like i had to follow society's rules and achieve things in life before maybe relaxing and traveling but I realised that material objects did not make me happy and i am ready to live life to the fullest. I currently live in Iasi and would love to host any of you who would like to visit, i can show you around, i think i would be a good guide heheh. I would say you can visit most of the interesting places in 2 days so its not a very big city. Id like to make friends all over the globe and perhaps i will visit you as well someday, of you'll have me of course 🤭