Is Zagreb Safe for Solo Female Travelers?

Group travel

We were a group of 5 women. We feel safe anytime. We walked during the day to visit and during the night to find a restaurant. We parked the rentalcar in parking underground and we never feel unsafe. We rented a car to visit around the city. It's a realy beautiful country, I warmly recomend !

Solo travel

I went to Zagreb twice and spent most time alone. I felt very safe in the city centre. There are many interesting museums and parks to visit. I loved the botanical garden, cat cafe and museum of broken relationships. I suggest eating at HERITAGE. It's a bit expensive and crowded but it's amazing. The public transport is very easy and works at night as well. Overall a good place to travel solo and friendly to meeting people.

Solo travel

My first solo trip was to Zagreb. The city is very walkable and clean, and everything touristy is within a short distance. It has a great choice of museums, from the Chocolate Museum to the Museum of Broken Relationships (which turned out to be my favorite). Also stunning architecture. As a woman traveling alone, I felt very safe.

Solo travel

I was in zagreb for 2 days. It was pretty and there's a selection of things to do. If you like cats, there's a cat caffee (reasonably priced), a zoo and plenty of parks. Sadly a lot of the architectural buildings are being renovated and have been for 3 years but they are still nice to go see just a lot of scaffolding. There's an amazing food place called Kaptolska Klet the staff are wonderful :))

Solo travel

Zagreb is underrated, it's not focused on tourism and it's really worth visiting. During my stay, I did a really interesting walk, the food was affordable and delicious, and I felt very safe. Last year, I traveled solo through Croatia for 2 weeks.

Solo travel

People often say that they didn't like Zagreb, but I personally enjoy this city. It is quite different from the coastal areas, but I still recommend spending a whole day and night there. I also noticed that the prices in Zagreb are much more affordable compared to the coast.

Solo travel

People are nice and kind, loved the museums! Still i have time to left to see other things, but its ok until now :)

Solo travel

To do: - Ban Jelačić Square - Cathedral in Zagreb - Dolac Market - Strossmayer Promenade - Lotrščak Tower - Museum of Broken Relationships - St. Mark's Church - Stone Gate Safety: I felt incredibly safe. Recommendations: Zagreb is simply a great little city for walking around, and the prices are very reasonable.

Solo travel

To do: - Main Market Square - Dolac Market - Cathedral in Zagreb - Lotrščak Tower - Strossmayer Promenade - Museum of Broken Relationships - Stone Gate Safety: This is a really safe city, especially the city center. Recommendations: Zagreb is okay, but it didn't seem particularly special to me.

Solo travel

To do: - Museum of Broken Relationships - Cathedral in Zagreb - St. Mark's Church - Maksimir Park - Lotrščak Tower - NENO Dolac Butchery - Museum of Contemporary Art - Mimara Safety: Really charming place, cheap and very safe. Recommendations: Zagreb is one of my favourite cities. Incredibly underrated. People are friendly, prices are affordable, transportation is easy.

65% safe for women, 40% safe for LGBTQIA+ members. I would stay off of suburubs, especially on the east side of the town. Sometimes local pubs have 40+ men day drinking and sexually harrasing. Generally, woman's place is in the kitchen, mostly catholic country, we have ultra wing parties who tried to pass on the law of marriage = one man+one woman. We also have very prominent kneelers at the main square who are kneeling weekly against abortion.

Overall very safe, but people taking public transport should be aware of occasional pickpocketers. Catcalling exists here, but it’s easily dealt with by just ignoring such people. As long as you keep your wits about you, you shouldn’t worry about being mugged, drugged, etc