Group travel

I was traveling with a group and still got approached by people with questionable intents, some beggars who were rude as well, so I wouldn’t say it’s entirely safe for solo traveling. Only in certain areas though, like alleys and I experienced it along Chinatown. During the day, much better, so many lively people. They still wanted to speak English so that was a relief. Did not get to interact much with the locals, unfortunately. I loved visiting Old Montreal, touristy but worth it. I had the...

Group travel

I absolutely loved my trip to Montreal. I felt very safe and appreciated how organized and walkable the city was. The bike lanes were fantastic, making it easy to explore sustainably. Montreal’s diverse attractions, beautiful architecture, and environmentally conscious vibe really resonated with me. Plus, the variety of restaurants offered such a rich cultural experience. It’s truly a stunning and inspiring city. Total cost is approximately $1,000.

Solo travel

I’m currently travelling in Montreal, I’m here for a month. I’m having a lot of fun here, it’s really nice and safe place, as a woman I feel very good with the city and walking by myself. The only bad point would be the prices that are very high unfortunately…

Montreal is, overall, a very safe city. I've walked home at night after parties and never had any issues! Of course, you still need to be careful about your surroundings, but you can breathe and not fear being cat-called at every block!

I’d avoid the hot neighbourhoods (St-Michel, Hochelaga, some areas in downtown Montreal) at night. Some homeless people can be very insisting and pushy and you might want to watch out for that. I wouldn’t suggest taking the metro alone after midnight.

Montreal is really safe. I walk at night without any fear. The worst crime for tourists right now is car theft. People are friendly in general. Do not hesitate to visit as a solo female traveler, you will not be disappointed.