Is Limoges Safe for Solo Female Travelers?

Limoges is generally safe for solo female travelers. The crime rate is low and locals are quite friendly towards tourists. However, as in any city, caution should be exercised, particularly at night. It's important to maintain awareness of your surroundings and avoid walking alone in deserted areas. Sticking to crowded areas and practicing basic safety measures such as keeping personal belongings secure will significantly enhance your safety.

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How safe is Limoges?

Safety at night:Safe

Limoges is generally considered safe, even at night, for solo female travelers. Like in all cities, it's always important to remain aware of your surroundings, especially at night. While violence is not a particular issue, petty crime, such as pickpocketing, can occur. Stay cautious while walking alone late at night or in deserted areas. Local law enforcement maintain a visible presence in the city, and the locals are generally willing to assist if you need help.

Public transportation:Safe

Public transportation in Limoges is generally quite safe. Buses and trains are the common means of public transportation that are regulated and well-attended. Many solo female travelers use these services without any problems. However, just like any city, it's always important to stay alert. Watch your belongings and try to travel during the day, especially when you're first getting to know the city.

Street harassment:Low

Limoges presents a low level of street harassment. The townsfolk are generally friendly and respectful, allowing for a comfortable travel experience. However, as in any city, it's always smart to stay cautious and vigilant during both day and night. Most areas are safe and locals stick to their own business, but minimal instances might occur in crowded or less lit areas. Despite this, it's rare and the majority of the people prioritize respect and politeness.

Petty crimes:Low

Limoges, known for its medieval and Renaissance enamels, is generally regarded as safe for solo female travelers. While petty crimes such as pickpocketing or bag snatching can occur, they are relatively uncommon and are mostly associated with high tourist traffic areas or public transportation. Practical caution and vigilance should suffice to ensure a secure visit.

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Is Limoges safe for women?

Limoges is mostly safe, there are some areas to avoid, but they are small and not that much. Limoges is kind of weird. People look at you in a weird way, but most of the time they stay on their line and never do anything

Posted: March 9, 2025

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It’s a city where people live a little bit like in the countryside. It’s a city with a long history if you like this subject. You can find all the accommodations you need. It’s neither little nor big. If you have a car, you can drive to the countryside and see beautiful landscapes. And it’s not far from Toulouse, Poitier, Bordeaux,… and you have trains to go to Paris if you want to.

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