Vita
Germany
I visited Nuremberg just for a day since I live nearby, and it was a great experience. I felt completely safe the whole time. I recommend checking out Kaiserburg Castle and strolling through the old town — it’s really charming. I had lunch at “Bratwurst Röslein” — tasty and not expensive. I didn’t stay overnight, so I can’t say anything about accommodation. I spent around 20 euros for the day. Getting around was super easy on foot and by tram
Posted: June 9, 2025Experienced: March, 2025Martyna
Poland
Nuremberg is a place when I felt safe and it has become totally iconic for me! I’ve been there for a few days (cheap flights) and it’s really worth it. First of all, I can highly reccomend long walks through the town; it’s really cute and I’m sure you’re gonna like it. German which I met were very helpful, but still all you need is map. Museum DB (of communication) and museum of Albrecht Durer (who was born here) were really cool to see too.
Posted: November 15, 2023Based on 27 reports
Based on 27 reports
Johanna
You should always watch your pockets at Plärrer and Hauptbahnhof. I always walk around Nürnberg by night and I never have any problems, but never say never. I think Fürth (or Erlangen) is a little bit safer for walking around at night being a woman alone.
Posted: April 19, 2026Michelle
I would say that Nuremberg is a safe city. Most criminal activities are drug consumption or dealing with drugs. Thats why the main train station is a bit suspicious. But there's a lot of security staff walking around. In the city I never had any issues. :)
Posted: April 2, 2026Pretty safe, just be careful around the big subway stations, there’s always something going on. Inside the castles walls there’s always some sort of movement but it’s better to be with someone you trust
Posted: March 9, 2026It is quiet safe, but after nine/ten o'clock at night the mood shifts and has an uncomfortable vibe, especially around Plärrer. I would recommend to not be around the Hauptbahnhof either at these times.
Posted: March 4, 2026Based on reports from women living in Nuremberg, we created a safety map highlighting areas where they feel unsafe during the day or at night.
Johanna
Nuremberg
3 days
Hi! I'm Johanna! I study social work, and live in Nürnberg. I love many kinds of crafting, like sewing or working with wood, I visit the gym sometimes and basically just try out every hobby that comes to my mind! I usually prefer reading a book or going into nature over big crowds, but from time to time I like to go out and have some fun. I always try to be my happiest self, to bring some sunshine and warmth to the people :). I want to create a safe space for the people I meet, so they can be whoever they are without having to pretend to be someone else. I absolutely enjoy the coast, just sitting somewhere looking at the waves with wind going through my hair is my happy place and just really calms me down. I'm travelling alone quite often, and it's always nice to meet new people and spontaneously do something, so I'm happy to meet you if we're in the same town! :)
Vladislava
Nuremberg
7 days
I am very open-minded, humorous, harmonious, and tolerant. I always try to make the most of my time with other people,I also try to put my energy into positive things and to deal with negative energies in a way that they don’t overpower me. I am very spiritual and open-hearted. I’m not always in a good mood, but I always try to start the day with a smile. I manifest and believe in what cannot be seen. 🙃
Sofia
Nuremberg
2 days
Heyy, i‘m a foody, talkative person, who loves the beach and pretty places, i connect fairly fast with open and talkative people, someone who isn’t easily cringed off, annoyed or embarrassed to live freely;) IG: alexi_bexi015
Rebecca
Nuremberg
2 days
hellooo <3 I was wondering: Are there people like me out there, who feel like we could all connect a little more in an easy way? I‘d like to have friends all around the world and didn’t know where to start until I looked for apps like these. I‘d love to connect with comrades especially - being anti-genoc*de and caring for human rights is non negotiable! 🙏❣️ Besides that I’d say I am easy going hehe. I love to read, I love music and dancing, I like writing, I am into holistic wealth, self reflecting and I’m a fresh freelance photographer. In nuremberg I also work in different cultural fields. I love food and checking out local food places. (Who doesn’t?!) I like to philosoph about life, simultaneously sometimes I just want to have fun and feel “light” and party in the “coolest bar in town”.. Which is not always easy in the world we live in, but I really want to make the best out of it💚 Looking forward to connect!!
Milena
Nuremberg
2 days
I love cooking, reading, doing city trips, invite friends over, eating in new places, cocktails, diy projects, doing single parties in a club, … If you want to know good gastronomy’s ask me or if you want to know some special concerts or events I know a few of them ✨🤍
Valeriia
Nuremberg
4 days
heyyy, I’m Valeriia, a 20 year old ukrainian who happen to live in germany because of war in my country. I’m a student, studying design, currently working at a hotel and set for myself a goal to travel more this year, ofc wanna make it as safe as possible. Nice to meet y’all!
Tal
Nuremberg
2 days
Living in Nuremberg, know a lot of good cookie spots and alt Bars. I enjoy yoga, indoor cycling and reading. More of an indie girlie and my friend started DJing. Catch me dancing and being proud of all cool girls on the planet.
Hannah
Nuremberg
3 days
heyy, Im Hannah, 19 & am currently studying in nuremberg. I went to Latin Amerika before I started my studies and am really missing the travel spirit while mostly staying here right now. If you’re staying with me I will let you in advance that I am vegan, so I am not eating anything with animal products. I appreciate if you’re open to eating plant based as well if not you can still cook for yourself whatever. I love gaining new experiences, am something between extrovert and introvert and love getting to know new people!
Celine
Nuremberg
3 days
Hi, I’m Celine! I’m a 26-year-old literature lover, teacher, and eternal student of life. I believe in kindness, deep conversations, and creating safe, welcoming spaces—especially for women who want to explore the world without the weight of hotel bills or worry. I currently live in Syria, but I’m preparing to move to Germany soon to pursue my dream of becoming a university professor of English literature. In the meantime, I work as a full-time teacher, and I spend my free time reading, learning German, playing guitar (still a work in progress!), and daydreaming about my future in a quiet town filled with books, music, and maybe a little rock band on the weekends.
Lena
Nuremberg
3 days
Hi girlss, I‘m Lena a 20 year old Girl from Germany. I come from the mountains in the south and live in Nuremberg for my midwifery studies. I love to travel the world and to experience other people, cultures, opinions and views.