Pretty safe city in my opinion, but some shady people can hang out in crowds at night, especially around the train station/Münsterplatz. The Neustadt Is pretty safe. Overall I haven't felt that much insecurity because a lot of people goes out at night, so you're okay if you stay with the crowd
Posted: July 29, 2026Louie
I am feeling pretty safe, at night I try to avoid sketchy areas like Central Station or Münsterplatz. I don’t recommend staying in students doorms, there have been several assaults targeting women.
Posted: July 18, 2026Mainz is actually quite safe or at least not more dangerous than any other average city. Just don’t talk to anyone who lingers at the main train station or in general if you’re alone at night, but there are some kebab shops that are open until quite late at night, so there’s always some people around
Posted: February 19, 2026Very safe and calm city. Normal matters of safety are enough. Of course the usual things like cat calling at night or drunk men overstepping and being aggressive can happen when clubbing. But I feel safe most of the time.
Posted: February 17, 2026Mainz is a very safe city all in all, sometimes you’ll see strange people but normally the won’t do anything to you, the worst they will to is make strange noises towards you when walking by or looking at you
Posted: October 9, 2025Honestly, Mainz feels very safe to me. The worst interactions I generally have are with rude waiters, which should give you an idea of how safe the city feels to me. I walk alone at night regularly and I've never had any issues.
Posted: August 1, 2025Lena
Mainz
7 nights
I am a funny, open-minded person that loves every type of activity. I love being outside, taking phitographs in the nature and enjoy the sounds of the wilderness. My hobbies here in Germany are hiking, climbing (bouldering and rope climbing), running, reading, playing the guitar,… I love being spontaneous and just living the day - especially when I travel, because this relaxes me a lot!
Anna
Mainz
7 nights
Hey! I’m Anna, a 22 year old photographer from Germany. I speak German, English, a bit French and Norwegian. I love traveling the world and being creative- and I’m always open for vegan food and crafting. I can show you the area, make you something to eat and help you learn German <3 Also if you’re interested in modeling, I can take photos of you :)
Marina
Mainz
3 nights
Traveling is my passion. Been to several countries around the globe and lived in different cultures. I’m an easy going person , love to dive deep in new and different cultures , love any adventure, hiking, exploring nature’s, roadtrips, any type of sports I speak German , English and Spanish and atm learning little Portuguese 🫣 I also love to hang out at the beach , swimming reading and have a cool drink. Open for anything 😅
Cori
Mainz
3 nights
New in Mainz, Germany, living with my girlfriend, in my 30th, openminded, love ocean, sun, snorkeling, tropical islands and travelling! prefer deeptalk than getting drunk 😄
Tina
Mainz
3 nights
I am planning a trip to Canada, with two friends of mine. They will start earlier and I join them before taking them to another friend of mine living in the forest. Before returning home I’d love to discover Quebec City for three days on my own. I’d love to stay at someone’s home and not in some anonymous hotel or hostel so if you want to host me I’d be more than happy!
Maya
Mainz
3 nights
Hii, my name ist Maya, originally from Hamburg, I’ve been calling Mainz home for the past five years. I live in a cozy one-room apartment, which means I’ve mastered the art of making the most out of small spaces—storage hacks included. I love trying out different activities, whether it's training for a 10K run, horseback riding, dancing, or unwinding with a bit of paint-by-numbers (because let’s be honest, sometimes staying inside the lines is oddly satisfying). I’m always up for something new! And while I enjoy an active lifestyle, I also appreciate a relaxed evening with good company and a nice drink—because balance is key, right? Politically, I lean left and keep an eye on what’s happening in Mainz. So if you ever want to chat about local politics, social issues, or just vent about the latest headlines, I’m always up for a good discussion. If you're up for a spontaneous plan, a fun conversation, or just a good laugh, let’s connect!