Solo travel

Stuttgart was beautiful, the clubs were amazing, and the people were very friendly. It's just that you have to expect that most of them have a German mentality. That means if you visit them, they won't offer you any food ✌🏻 but apart from that it was really great.

Solo travel

Stayed near the train station and felt safe walking around in the night (10pm or so). Main shopping street is lively even in the evening. Nice Central Park to sit and soak in the view. Try the local dishes like dumplings in soup and roast with potato dumplings.

Solo travel

Stuttgart is a very safe city for solo women travelers and is really easy to get around. Extremely diverse and plenty of places to explore (food, drinks, history). Definitely check out Stuttgart if you are in Germany.

As a veiled Muslim woman I don't feel unsafe walking alone in the middle of the night. There might still be places I'd avoid just because they're too dark, but there's hardly any reports of random violence against women. Most of the times if something happens, the victim knew the predator... Can't speak about going clubbing and what happens there because I don't do it.

Depends on where you want to go - we are not corrupt, have good authorities in case something happens and many honest people. But generally in Germany we have men - and crimes against women are present.

Stuttgart is a generally safe coty, but it remains a big town. As a woman, I would say, we always have to confront the risk of sexual assaultment, especially at night, in clubs or at dancing events. On the other hand, I sometimes even do walks alone in the dark and nothing happens. The risk of being robbed is quite low I'd estimate

I would definitely recommend not to be alone when u walk around the city at night especially at the center. Be with friends if you can or, maybe not walk straight trough the center. Otherwise at daytime there is always police around, and i would the say the city is mostly safe

I have been going out a lot lately, alone, in the dark allies, and nothing ever happened. When I just arrived, I was a bit scared but I soon realized it was my PTSD from back home. I'm safe now and will be for long here.