Is Szeged Safe for Solo Female Travelers?

Szeged is known for its low crime rates and friendly atmosphere. It is safe to walk around even at night. However, like anywhere else, it is advisable for solo female travelers to remain aware of surroundings and exhibit standard precautions. The people are widely known for their hospitality and helpful nature, so you will find a helping hand if required. Public transportation is also reliable and safe.

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Szeged is currently ranked #10 safest place in Hungary for solo female travellers, with an overall safety rating of 4.2 out of 5. . Check the full ranking.

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How safe is Szeged?

Safety at night:Safe

Szeged is generally a safe city with a relatively low crime rate. The city is lit up at night which contributes to its overall security. However, like many places, it's important to always be vigilant and aware of your surrounding, and avoid empty or poorly lit areas during late hours. Always trust your instincts. Public transport is reliable as well if you prefer not to walk. It is mostly safe to walk alone at night, but ensure to always take the necessary precautions.

Public transportation:Safe

Public transportation in Szeged is generally safe. It consists mainly of trams and trolley buses that are reliable with a regular schedule. It's well-maintained, clean, and used by a cross-section of the local population. However, like any other public transportation in the world, always practice caution particularly during peak hours when it's crowded. Remain aware of your belongings to prevent pickpocketing or theft.

Street harassment:Very low

Szeged is generally a safe and quiet city. Its people are polite, respectful and mind their own business. Street harassment is not a common occurrence and it has a friendly environment, especially in the day time, due to the university community vibe. However, as a solo female traveler it is also advised to remain vigilant and take usual safety precautions when walking around late at night.

Petty crimes:Low

Szeged is generally considered a safe city for tourists, including solo female travelers. Petty crimes like pickpocketing and bag snatching are quite low compared to other European cities. However, it is recommended to remain vigilant, especially in crowded places.

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Is Szeged safe for women?

Melinda

It’s a peacefull, clean and safe city. The crime rate is low, you can walking to home at night without worry. The public transport also safe and not owercrowded. The police often patrol, not only in the downtown.

Posted: July 8, 2024

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Jessica

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Hi! I am an exchange student at the University of Szeged and I may or may not will do solo travel that will be quite scary if i dont have a travel companion

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Hey, I'm Nikki and I'm interested in animals, backpacking, books, camping, cinema, cycling, education, events & social, food & cuisine, hiking, health, languages, photography, nightlife, rafting, nature, live music, running, science, sightseeing, shopping, solo travel, swimming and van life

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I’m Melinda, a 32 y/o phd student (in law), and assistant professor (in health sociology) from Hungary, University of Szeged; but I’m a crazy, three hugging redhead too. I’m a pianist, and sociologyst at the same time. I love making new friends, talking about the univers, the meaning of life, listening music together, and talking about our impressions, and looking for figures in the clouds. I’m also a big foodie, and open to try all kinds of food and new experiences, but i’m vegan (also for healt reasons). I prefer the non-touristy stuffs.

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My name is Afiqah, I’m a Malaysian currently studying at the University of Szeged, Hungary. I love travelling and sociallizing :))

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Magdalena

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I am an activist and social worker from Belgrade Serbia. I work with disabled children. My job is to go to school with a child and help him socialize. My other job is administrative assistant in organisation called "Kreativno afirmativna organizacija PARNAS", we organising a movie festival called "Seize the Film" ("Uhvati Film"). I have volunteering experience in many non profit organisations for human rights (rights of people with disabilities, lgbtq+ rights, women rights...). I am also chronically ill and disabled. Currently, I am studying law and public administration, but I am planning to study special education and rehabilitation after I finish my public administration studies. I'm still trying to find myself in this world, I guess. I am liberal and very open-minded, and I think that diversity and human rights are the most important things in this world. I am an atheist and humanist. I like meeting new people from around the world. I have a lot of friends, and I feel like being surrounded by people you love is the greatest treasure in this life 💕 I love food, and I love trying types of food I have never tried before. I love to travel with my friends and I wish I could travel more. I am a cat person 🐈😻 but also love other animals ❤️ I speak Serbian, English and Spanish. I can't host people because I am currently living with my grandparents but I would like to hang out and show you my town 😊 also I am looking forward to travelling and meeting new people and places!