Is Denmark safe for solo female travelers?
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How safe is Denmark for solo female travelers?
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Zulema
Denmark
Copenhagen, Solo travel
I’m living just outside Copenhagen, and yesterday I randomly decided to do a one-day solo trip into the city… best decision honestly 🫶 I started at the Royal Library, walked through the garden behind it, then made my way along Strøget (literally my favorite part cuz all the cute shops?? I was obsessed), passed by Kongens Nytorv, Nyhavn, and ended up chilling by the Opera House. For coming back to the metro I hopped on one of the water buses, the same station in front of the Opera House, which...
Posted: April 3, 2026Experienced: March, 2026Copenhagen, Solo travel
Copenhagen is a City you fall in Love with in the Summer. Definitely walkable & I rarely took the metro/train. Only to further out areas :) And it's super safe here, very very safe. I never felt uncomfortable to walk at night. Butgenerally I take an Uber anyway to go home when it's late.
Posted: March 29, 2026Copenhagen, Family travel
Heyy lovelies🫶🏼 I was in CPH for 5 days over my birthday and it was very enjoyable. The sights were very nice, it’s a great place for a city trip even with family. If you’re looking to do lots of sights and museum tour, you should book the Copenhagen card. You pay a fixed price and can get into many sights for free. But there’s a calculator for that to see if it makes sense for you. Very recommended my me and my fam🫶🏼
Posted: March 10, 2026How safe is Denmark for women?
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Emilie
Copenhagen
Amazingly safe place for women! You can bike home from the dance floor in the middle of the night and feel safe 🌟 Catcalling and harassment is very uncommon. All of Denmark, it’s very safe to be a female solo traveler
Posted: April 13, 2026Copenhagen
One of the safest cities in the world. No danger of thieves. Catcalling might be a problem in the nightlife, just always remember never be alone incase something happens. Daytime is safe just about everywhere. There are sketchy alleys but they are no where around the usual touristy areas so nothing to be afraid of. If you bike just make sure to know the rules, or it might be scary.
Posted: April 6, 2026Espergærde
This town is the safest you can ever imagine. Literally everyone minds their own business, and since it's a small city everyone is so amazing with others and they try to help each other if they notice something's wrong. I usually come back home after sunset and I walk my way home from the bus stop, I've never faced any problems anytime.
Posted: April 4, 2026Safety in Denmark
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Emilie
Copenhagen
Can host for:
1 day
About me
Hi! 26 year old girlie from Copenhagen, Denmark. I work for an airline and travel as much as I can - solo! Extroverted, smiling and loves to talk. I’d love to get some local eyes on different places around the world and meet new friends. Invite me to any kind of hangout and I’m likely down 🫶 I’d love to host too (I live in a studio apartment though haha) ❌ I don’t smoke. I don’t do drugs ❌ (I also don’t drink, but am totally fine with others drinking and I love to party 💃 ) I have no pets - but love pets (especially dogs, guinea pigs and rabbits)
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Lili
Roskilde
Can host for:
7 days
About me
I'm a 20 year-old psychology student, doing Erasmus in Denmark and looking to travel around Europe. I do not put any rules on my travels because "You only live once" and I feel like it's worth the risk if the experience has a potential to be memorable and enjoyable.
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