Alisa
Germany
during my trip to the "colours of ostrava" festival, me (f) and my partner (f) have experienced multiple rude and scary encounters with local czech people. as a woman, you are specifically subjected to random acts of verbal aggression. while this goes for all places in the world, i felt that the czech republic was especially bad. we were generally safe while using public transport at night. due to the festival, the time tables for public transport changed and we got lost on a tram one night - with limited access to proper translations, it was hard to find our way back to the hotel. the locals came across as unhelpful and generally happy to be left alone.
Posted: August 20, 2024Based on 10 local experiences
Based on 10 local experiences
Valentýna
I live here my whole life and nothing happened to me. For me is my city and also country very safe. You can sometimes met some homeless or little bit drunk people but it's especially at night and they are not harmful. Just don't talk to them.
Posted: July 15, 2025Lucie
If you don't have some specific activity or thing you want to do there, I'd recommend not visiting Ostrava. It's not particularly interesting to tourists, and the overall safety is not worth it. Men can shout at you in the streets, and people in general are not really friendly.
Posted: June 27, 2025