Is Bolzano Safe for Solo Female Travelers?

Bolzano is generally very safe for solo female travelers. The city has a low crime rate and the locals are friendly and helpful. Public transport is reliable and available even during the night, so to moving around is not a concern. It's advisable to take the same precautions as you would in any other city, such as not walking alone at night in unfamiliar areas or drawing unnecessary attention to yourself. Overall, assuming general precautions are taken, you should be able to have a comfortable and secure visit.

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3.5 /5

Based on 7 experiences from local women

Bolzano is currently ranked #33 safest place in Italy 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 Bolzano?

Safety at night:Safe

Bolzano, as with many parts of Italy, is generally considered safe, even at night. Minor crimes such as pickpocketing can occur, but these are rare. If you decide to walk alone at night, stick to well-lit, populated areas. Public transportation also remains available through the evening. As always, maintain awareness of your surroundings, particularly in tourist areas.

Public transportation:Safe

Bolzano has a well-maintained and reliable public transportation system. It includes buses, trams, and trains that are generally safe and secure to use. Majority of the locals and tourists rely on these means of transportation, hence they are regular and consistent. Pickpocketing on public transport can occur but is not common. Just remember basic precautions you should take anywhere: be aware of your belongings, avoid isolated stations late at night, and be cautious if travelling alone at off-peak times.

Street harassment:Low

Bolzano has a generally safe and welcoming ambiance. The local people are respectful and civil, even towards solo female travelers. Street harassment is not common, and as such, it's a city where you can comfortably explore its beautiful landscapes, architecture, and culture. But, like any place, it's important to remain vigilant and aware of your surroundings.

Petty crimes:Low

Bolzano is a fairly safe city with a low incidence of petty crimes such as pickpocketing or purse snatching. Nevertheless, standard precautions should be taken especially in crowded places and public transport, keeping belongings secure at all times.

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Is Bolzano safe for women?

Safety index

3.5 /5

Based on 7 local experiences

Crime index

1.6 /5

Based on 7 local experiences

Anne

It depends in what area you are, near the train station, at the Talvera and near the cinema Cineplexx it’s pretty bad, but in the old town or also more quieter areas like residential districts it‘s more or less very safe

Posted: January 29, 2025

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Hey! :)) I'm Martina, 18 years old and I'm planning on travelling by train (interrail) with my best friend this summer. We're looking for a few places to stay at in different cities of our trip and would love to meet new people :)

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Hi! I’m Anne and at the moment I live in Vienna for my studies but I will be back in southtyrol for summer. I like hiking, strolling through the city, finding cool food spots and finding casual magic in everyday life. I also love music and nature as well as history. In the summer I love going to concerts and local events ^^

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Hey beautiful people! My name is Lejonka, and i am currently studying in Finland. In the summer of 25 I am making a solo interrail trip through eastern Europe, and then I'm having a gap year 25-26 where I will be living in the autumn in the Netherlands (I am both Dutch and Finnish) and then traveling and volunteering in Africa and Iceland in the spring!

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