Is Bari safe for solo female travelers?

Group travel

It was beautiful. So the food was fantastic. Locals were friendly and if we ask about diretions there was always someone who helped us. But for real google is enough and you do not need any other platform.

Couple travel

had a great few days with a friend here! lots of cafes and shops to explore, really nice restaurants tgat can be cheap and great bars with lots of chatty bar tenders and people willing to play cards. would definitely love to go again!

Family travel

I was in Bari for one day. And I didn't swim in the sea because it was cold. I felt safe. I rented a cool apartment on booking.com and was delighted with the host. Highly recommended!!! https://secure.booking.com/app_link/myreservations.en.html?stid=325542&bn=4697326006&aid=332731 I didn't have time to do a lot, but I'll tell you what was in my plans: 1. Local ice cream: https://maps.app.goo.gl/DSkzwpmeJHPH9J467?g_st=ipc (Since 1880, the art of homemade gelato has been handed down for generations); 2. The Bari Fish Market (Mercato del Pesce) is a kingdom of fresh fish and seafood, where...

Bari is pretty safe. People are polite and help you if needed. Maybe only the railway station is a bit unsafe for the presence of homeless and immigrants but generally they argue with each other and not with tourists. I only reccommand a bit of more attentions in that area. But don't panic anyway!

It is quite safe as a city, but there can be some issues with local criminality in some squares, particularly overnight. It's better to avoid places such as San Pio and Enziteto, and Libertà and Corso Italia in the city center.

I often experience catcalling when going out alone or with female friends. Usually doesn’t go more than that. Very late in the night it can be dangerous to be alone, I fear drunk men. But in crowded places it’s usually not a problem. The police is always around on weekends or crowded evenings. Anyway I always feel like not bringing very expensive stuff around if I’m going/ coming back alone from a place to where I live. Often when parking there are annoying people asking for money to ‘control your car’.