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Is Trondheim Safe for Solo Female Travelers?

Name: Is Trondheim Safe for Solo Female Travelers?
Address: Trondheim, Norway
Rating: 4.511654053585818

Trondheim is an excellent destination for solo female travelers. Its citizens are conscientious and respectful, making it welcoming for solo travelers. The crime rate is low, with violent crime especially rare, which contributes a lot to one's feeling of safety. In general, Norwegian society is highly egalitarian, and women can expect to be treated with respect. Of course, it's always important to take standard safety precautions, like avoiding poorly-lit areas late at night, but overall, you should find Trondheim to be a very safe place for your solo travels.

Trondheim is currently ranked #95 safest place for solo female travellers. Check the full ranking.

Safety rating

4.7 /5

Based on our research and crime data

3.9 /5

Based on 4 local experiences

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How safe is Trondheim?

Safety at night:Very safe

Trondheim is generally considered very safe, even after dark. The crime rate is quite low, and the city is well-lit and well-populated, even late at night. While it's always important to remain vigilant and alert, the risk of encountering any major safety issues while walking alone at night in Trondheim is minimal.

Public transportation:Safe

Public transportation in Trondheim is generally considered safe. Both locals and tourists find the buses, trams, and trains reliable. In general, crime rates are low but always be alert and aware of your surroundings. Late at night, certain areas might have less traffic and fewer people, which might lead to a sense of discomfort for some. Despite this, incidents are rare and the likelihood of running into trouble is low.

Street harassment:Low

Trondheim enjoys a reputation for being safe and respectful towards women. Street harassment is quite low compared to many other cities around the world. Any incident of harassment is taken seriously and the locals are generally helpful and committed to keeping the city safe. It's quite rare to experience any form of street harassment.

Petty crimes:Very low

Trondheim is a very safe city with an extremely low risk of petty thefts or other such crimes. With a strong local police presence and a vigilant community, the city is known for its security. Despite this, like any other city, it's just good practice to secure your belongings and not leave them unattended.

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Is Trondheim safe for women?

Safety rating

3.9 /5

Based on 4 experiences

Crime rates rating

1.1 /5

Based on 4 experiences

Its really safe!! you just have to be careful of what street you are in and follow your gut feeling. the public transport is really safe. and at night there are always police officers and bodyguards that are there to help and protect.

Posted: July 27, 2024

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Emilie

I always feel very safe in Trondheim! There are one neighborhood called Buran/Lademoen that could be a little bit sketchy but I am rarely there. At daytime, it's no problem but maybe stay away from there at night time. Don't think anything bad would happen but there could be some people on drugs there.

Posted: June 7, 2024

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Is Trondheim safe right now?

Before your visit to Trondheim, it's essential to check travel advisories for Norway, including your home country's official travel advisory. These advisories can provide up-to-date information on safety, health, and any specific considerations for travelers.

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United States Travel AdvisoryTake normal security precautions

The United States government advises to exercise normal precautions in Norway. Check the full travel advisory.

Last updated: July 26, 2023

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Canada's Travel AdvisoryTake normal security precautions

The Canadian government advises taking normal security precautions in Norway. Check the full travel advisory.

Last updated: August 7, 2024

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Australia's Travel AdvisoryTake normal security precautions

The Australian Government advises exercising normal safety precautions in Norway. Check the full travel advisory.

Last updated: May 8, 2024

Is Trondheim worth visiting?

Aanan

Norway

Solo travel

I have been living in Trondheim since 4 months. I came here for 6 months as an exchange student from Nepal. I like the summer here. It is all over green and sunny most of the hour in a day. The nature here is very nice, you can enjoy the lake, forest, river, and the city.

Posted: May 23, 2024Experienced: December, 2023

Things to do: 4/5Food: 4/5Budget-friendly: 4/5Safety: 5/5

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Family travel

Trondheim will always be my second home, but even if i wasn't biased i would still recommend this lovely place! The cozy yet lively town provides you with both a nice stroll through beautiful streets with houses coloured in all the rainbows colors. But if you want the night life, there is certainly no problem with that either! Trondheim is beautiful, scenery, food, hikes.. Just lovely!

Posted: May 23, 2023Experienced: August, 2022

Things to do: 5/5Food: 4/5Budget-friendly: 3/5Safety: 5/5

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42, soon to be 43, year old woman living in Trondheim, Norway, with my husband, our two kids aged 9 and 13, and our overly happy lagotto, Áilu. I work as a social worker in an organisation that work with families of prisoners. In my spare time I love to be out in nature, read books and hang out with friends. I love meeting new people, specially from other countries and cultures.

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I am a exchange student at NTNU. I am in Europe for just one semester. I will be back this July. And wanted to experience Europe and make some European friends.

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