based on 10 experiences from female travelers
i felt safe but people look at you curious or weirdly if you look alternative, walk barefoot or are vegan haha but i mean that kind of makes it more interesting people there are very bougie but there is a cool art museum you should go to in the Wiener-Philharmoniker-Gasse near University. Just keep your eyes open!
Posted: December 30, 2024Cecilia
Germany
Salzburg is super safe to travel as a female solo traveller. I used public transport to go around (I took the 3 day tourist card) and they are really reliable. The food was nice (ate Wiener Schnitzel) but unfortunately I didn't really explore the culinary. I was also registered to the free-walking-tour. Was the best decision because not only someone can "show" you around but also you got interesting information!
Posted: July 23, 2024Experienced: March, 2024Yuen
Taiwan
Safe place for doing the solo trip and the view is beautiful in summer. I really enjoyed the sight view of the city and it’s a busy city but also kinda chill city. You can go to the mountains and the city just in less than one hour
Posted: January 7, 2024Rachel
Germany
Salzburg is a very beautiful city! I really enjoyed my trip there with two friends of mine. We've been to a museum which was really interesting. The city center is clean and there are many shopping possibilities.
Posted: September 6, 2023Experienced: January, 2020I took a day trip to Salzburg by train. I went to the old town for a while, walked around a bit, and then took a bus to the Alps for a small walk. I took a cable car up the hill and from there I reached the highest point. The climb was quite hassle-free, and the view was beautiful. I recommend trying the apple strudel from the old town.
Posted: July 26, 2023We took a tour tracing the Sounds of Music, which stopped in Hallstatt and it was beautiful there. I regret that I didn't have more time to spend the whole day there. We ate at a restaurant in Hotel Goldgasse, which is a Michelin-starred restaurant. I highly recommend it. We stayed at the Stein Hotel and it was very nice there, right by the canal. Within walking distance of all the wonderful shops and restaurants.
Posted: June 23, 2023I loved Salzburg. I went there only because I adore "The Sound of Music," so the trip was most important to me. The Mozart's house is worth visiting and I took the cable car up to Unterberg Mountain, which was amazing. I recommend a trip to Hallstatt, it's beautiful. I felt like I was in a village straight out of a Disney movie.
Posted: November 21, 2022Things to do: - Untersberg - Hellbrunn Palace - Mozart's birthplace - Mozart's residence - Boat trip around Salzburg Safety: I felt safe when I was there. Recommendations: Salzburg is magical. There is something extraordinary about all those alleys and churches on every corner.
Posted: September 16, 2022To do: - Touring the Mirabell Gardens - Exploring the Old Town - Touring the Hohensalzburg Fortress Safety: I felt safe and had a good time. Recommendations: Salzburg is a truly amazing city. Such a pleasant combination of urban landscape with nature.
Posted: September 9, 2022Things to do: - Hohensalzburg Fortress - Mirabell Palace - Hellbrunn Castle - Mozart's birthplace - Salzburg Cathedral - Hellbrunn Salzburg Zoo - Getreidegasse - St. Peter's Abbey in Salzburg - Hangar-7 Safety: I traveled alone as a woman and I felt safe. Recommendations: Salzburg is a beautiful city, and there is plenty of nature nearby.
Posted: September 2, 2022Based on 20 local experiences
Based on 20 local experiences
Oleksandra
Like every place on earth you feel a little scared walking alone at night but honestly nothing bad ever happened to me or to anyone I know. A friend of mine got their house robbed once but that's because they left their door open. I've never been catcalled, groped or threatened.
Posted: April 23, 2025depends in which part you are. overall is salzburg a save city. avoiding lehen at night time is definitely a good decision. No need to worry at day time. enough people in the city which will help you if you need some.
Posted: March 27, 2025Oleksandra
I'm 18, originally from Ukraine, but I feel at home practically anywhere. I love to cook, I love asking weird questions, and I feel like the world is full of so many great people and experiences and I want to live it all!!
Kizi
Hi my name is Kizi, from Dubai moved to Salzburg 6 years ago. I’m an art student living on the country side. I love the ocean, culture and music and food looking forward to traveling and hosting fun girls that’s love expoloring.
Kizi
Salzburg
7 days
Hi my name is Kizi, from Dubai moved to Salzburg 6 years ago. I’m an art student living on the country side. I love the ocean, culture and music and food looking forward to traveling and hosting fun girls that’s love expoloring.
Sarah
Salzburg
2 days
I am a 24 year old female, studying in Salzburg & working in Vienna (Austria). I love dance, music, photography, crocheting, hormonal health, horses and the English language. I very rarely travel for the sake of just exploring new places; most often I find myself taking on new cities because of a specific event that is taking place there, like concerts or exhibitions - and I love love meeting new friends on the way! I would much rather spend an afternoon exploring exciting topics of conversation over a nice cup of coffee, than visiting the sights; hopefully building lifelong friendships and developing an international network as I go! I value open communication, respecting boundaries and active listening. If this is given, I feel like I am able to connect with people of all walkes of life and all types of humour; and I'm definitely curious of meeting people that can challenge and expand my own worldviews.
Lejonka
Hey beautiful people! My name is Lejonka, and i am currently studying in Finland. In the summer of 25 I am making a solo interrail trip through eastern Europe, and then I'm having a gap year 25-26 where I will be living in the autumn in the Netherlands (I am both Dutch and Finnish) and then traveling and volunteering in Africa and Iceland in the spring!