On average women living in Malmo raises moderate concerns about women's safety. Based on collected reviews Malmo has a safety index of 2.8.
On average women living in Malmo consider the crime rate in Malmo to be relatively low. Based on collected reviews Malmo has a crime index of 1.6.
On average 13.1% percentage of women in Sweden have experienced physical and/or sexual violence from an intimate partner at some time in their life, according to OECD Data.
Overall, there’s a lot of nice people, but of course there’s always a risk of meeting someone bad. But if you stick together with other people you almost never have to worry! Some places are worse then others, but in the central places you feel safe
Posted: April 16, 2024Anastasiia
It’s in Sweden, which is safe country for everyone in overall. Malmö considered to be one of the dangerous cities in Sweden, but for me, here’s a lot of students, young people. If to be careful, then it’s absolutely no problem to stay safe!
Posted: April 8, 2024The City of Malmo relatively safe, quite expensive so not a safe option for a low budget trip, I am from the tropics so I didn't like the Spring weather, however I loved the Spring bloom, I stayed at the Clarion live hotel, a walking distance from the Central Train Station, highly recommended. Spectacular view of the city from the rooftop
Posted: April 20, 2024I didn't fall in love with this city, this might have been due to the season in which I was there (November), but the place seemed quite empty and expensive to me. I only spent one day there (arriving by train from Copenhagen) and I felt safe all the time.
Posted: December 3, 2022Ester
Hi! I am a single woman, living in an apartment in south of Sweden. For some years I’ve lived abroad. Meeting new friends and taking part of other thoughts is great! My passion is writing beside my family. Also I love simple but delicious cooking, adventures in the nature, and different kinds of cultural events. See you!
Erika
Hi, I'm Erika and I'm interested in animals, architecture, art, books, business, cinema, culture, dancing, digital nomad, events & social, health, languages, hiking, live music, nature, nightlife, science, skiing, solo travel, trekking, van life and writing