Is Roskilde Safe for Solo Female Travelers?

Roskilde is generally considered to be extremely safe for solo female travelers. Crime rates are relatively low, and locals are typically friendly and welcoming. It's a small town with rich history, so instances of tourist-targeted crimes are rare. Public transportation services are reliable and convenient, but as with any travel, normal precautions should still be taken, especially when traveling alone at night. The local police are responsive and trustworthy. The cultural respect for individual space and gender equality makes it easier for solo female travelers to feel comfortable and safe.

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Roskilde is currently ranked #13 safest place in Denmark for solo female travellers, with an overall safety rating of 4.2 out of 5. . Check the full ranking.

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How safe is Roskilde?

Safety at night:Safe

Roskilde is generally safe and secure, especially at night. The crime rate is low, and local people are known to be very friendly and helpful. However, like any other place, it’s important to be aware of your surroundings, especially at night or in less crowded areas. Stick to main roads where there are street lights and avoid secluded areas. It's also recommended to have a basic understanding of the local language or an understanding of general safety phrases.

Public transportation:Very safe

Public transportation in Roskilde, is of remarkable standards in safety. The buses, trains, and metros are known for their punctuality, maintenance, and reliability. It's also worth noting that this efficient system is quite well-regulated and secure, even during late hours. Danish people are generally polite and respectful, therefore you can expect a comfortable journey. However, as anywhere else, always remain mindful of your surroundings and take care of personal belongings.

Street harassment:Low

In general, Roskilde is a reasonably peaceful city. The level of street harassment is low but, as in any place, it is not entirely absent. It's always smart to stay aware of your surroundings and try to avoid walking alone late at night in less busy areas. But overall, most visitors to Roskilde find locals to be quite respectful and friendly.

Petty crimes:Very low

Roskilde is a very safe city with a low crime rate. Petty crimes like pickpocketing or purse snatching are rare occurrences. However, it's always important to be aware of your surroundings and keep your personal belongings secure.

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Is Roskilde safe for women?

Sophia

Roskilde is a safe city, with beautiful culture attractions and beautiful parks. There also many shops and cafes and beautiful swimming lakes in biking distance and the Roskilde harbor. There is easy access to public transportation and Copenhagen (Denmarks capital) is only a 25-30 mins train ride away.

Posted: December 31, 2024

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Hi girls and ladies🪻 I’m Selma, 21 years old and from Denmark. I’ve just quit my job to go travel around Europe. As I am solo traveling, I would love to meet up with new people or plan fun things together🫶 I enjoy doing outdoor things such as hiking, surfing etc., but I also love a city or beach trip and a drunken night out💫

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Hi my name is Sophia and I am 18 years old. I live by myself in Roskilde in a small apartment, in my everyday life I am at an education and work as a waitress. But in my free time I like to make creative projects or be/go out with friends. I would like to travel more and found this app and I hope it will open opportunities for new friendships and experiences :)

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I'm Elisa, from Italy but living in Denmark. I've been studying pedagogy and living in an international community. Now I work in a school for kids with special needs and I often travel to Italy, where I am studying Naturopathy. I love meeting like-minded people, dancing and moving my body, discovering new places and having long walks in nature but also chilling in a cozy environment.