based on 76 experiences from female travelers
Käthe
Germany
I went there for a concert and overall the city was quiet nice and I definitely felt really safe, especially through the day, but even in the later hours I still felt safe while going back to my hotel
Posted: May 12, 2025*Quite safe *Recommend traveling on weekends, many cute art and antiques markets! *I lived near Zoo station, the alley was stinky… *The Supermarket under the bridge is cheap, but my mother encountered a wanderer (he was eating the food on the cabinet without paying, not attacking but a little bit scary) *There’s a small Strawberry shop outside the Bahnhof Südkreuz, very fresh and cheap! *Also recommend the parks near Südkreuz, less people and great view
Posted: May 11, 2025Experienced: July, 2024It was fun I can’t lie. Berlin is safe and there’s a lot to do at all times and the people in Berlin are unbelievably fun. Some might seem rude but that’s just because you haven’t been to germany before haha. German culture is not for the week.
Posted: May 2, 2025Alina
Austria
I spent a full day in Berlin during my Interrail Trip in Febuary 2023. I absolutely loved loved loved the Berlin Wall, so please visit it when you get the chance. We saw all major sightseeing landmarks in just one day, most notably the Brandenburger Tor, the Judendenkmal, the Weltzeituhr and many more.
Posted: April 23, 2025Nikolina
Croatia
I felt mostly safe, my biggest enemy was ice which was everywhereee and I almost slipped a few times (I wore Dr. Martens which are the only winter shoes I have). Main focus of my yourney was kpop concert(Ateez) so I went to kpop and pop up shops, Asia store (for some korean snacks) visited Eastern Wall, spent some time on Alexander Platz, went to a Planetarium, saw Alexander Turm(not on the inside too expensive you can skip that), ate rolls at Cinnamood, tried Burger at Burgermeister, went to some asian restaurant (Mizumi), tried the allegedly best Boba Tea in Berlin at Cokebuy (personally was not the best), ate the best dumplings at Dumplingworld (I think) and went to a kpop party. All in all amazing experience. Traffic is amazing, you can easily arrive anywhere you need as long as you have google maps and understand even a bit of language although almost everyone speaks English in Berlin.
Posted: April 13, 2025Experienced: January, 2025Based on 226 local experiences
Based on 226 local experiences
Id say as a local this is the safest I can feel in any city as a women. But that’s only cuz I just know how to act and which parts are maybe more dangerous than others. Also during night it’s very important to look like a tourist as least as possible. For someone who doesn’t know the city it can get dangerous ofc but that’s the same in every European city I guess.
Posted: May 19, 2025Madita
My name is Madita and I am from Berlin. I loved solo travelling the past a lot in Europe. The last few years I have been in America mostly because of my partner. I am looking for new friends and people who would love to catch up in Berlin or in the end of June in Nice, France. 🥹✨
Johanna
Hey girls <3 My name is Johanna and I'm super open to showing everyone my hometown Berlin. I'm sometimes picky with parties, but I always like to take you with me to spray and deeptalk, or drink coffee and talk about our current favorite books. And especially to talk about past and upcoming trips^^ Hmu @justanothermessymind :)
Eri
Berlin
3 days
I am a TCK whom has lived all across the world and find passion in travel. I have lived: 🇫🇷🇬🇧🇫🇮🇪🇬🇲🇽🇨🇳🇺🇸🇨🇦🇸🇬🇹🇭🇮🇩🇨🇮🇬🇷🇪🇸🇦🇪🇭🇷🇩🇪 Fashion stylist turned PR and influencer expert, I love to travel, meet new people and experience the world Follow me @lollidella2010 on Instagram
Alex
Berlin
3 days
hey, i’m Alex and i’m 20 Years old. i was born in berlin so i pretty much know my way around :) i love to sing and dance. i don’t live alone in my apartment… i have two roommates. Lio and Julia.. (my cats) My girlfriend comes over every other weekend :) on weekdays i usually go to school.
Mia
Hi m ! I’m Mia ! Currently travelling in Berlin looking for hosts. I am in the area until the 30th so if anyone is willing to meet up I can offer fun travel stories, cooking together, going out/ exploring the city.
Kathryn
Hello! Greetings! I'm Kathryn! I just finished my degree in history and creative writing and am currently planning a long-winded trip (or pilgrimage, of sorts) across Europe with a goal see that even in our anxious world, there are still pockets of beauty everywhere. In the meantime, I live in a suburb just outside of Vancouver, BC. I once met up at a local coffee shop with a sister from the Host a Sister Facebook group, and I was surprised at how much I enjoyed it! I really like getting to hear about another person's culture as I am super curious about what it's like to live in other parts of the world. Unfortunately, I don't really think I can host you as I am living with my parents at the moment because of this crazy Vancouver housing crisis, but one day soon when I move into my own place I would really like to host women and show them around Vancouver to give back to this community. In the mean time, I would love to meet up with you! If you're visiting Vancouver and the greater Vancouver area, I would be happy to meet up with you or take you for coffee somewhere. I can give you all kinds of information, like what it's like living in "The Loneliest City in the World," or give advice on places to eat, or day trips to take from Vancouver without a car (as I have experience exploring BC car free as I don't drive) or maybe we could go hiking together?