Is Wroclaw Safe for Solo Female Travelers?

Solo travel

Its completely safe here , the transportation are 24/7 and its really effective , the architecture is amazinggg . The activities are not much but its cool like kayaking, aqua park. The food is really nice it has alot of backeries coffee shops etc and some coffe shops make discounts for students .

Solo travel

Wroclaw is a very safe city filled with colors and lots of really nice places. I didn’t feel observed or anything like that at any time, the polish are very respectful, a bit cold harder but that’s all. I didn’t see or heard anything about robbery and stuff like that.

Group travel

It was a nice time I feel safe . The national Museum was amazing . We spent 4 hours in the museum. There were very kind of interesting paintings and sculpture. There were dwarfs statute on the streets . You can see them different points in the city . There was a lovely moon view 🌙

Solo travel

Wroclaw is such a beautiful city with an incredibly interesting history! Definitively visit the history museum! I loved the atmosphere and felt very safe. The people I met along the way were very nice and generous.

Solo travel

Loved traveling solo to Wrocław! - first solo travel trip, felt very safe - didn’t experience night life but had long days in the Summer - stayed at Korona Hotel Market Square right in the middle of Old Town (~$60/night) - walkable everywhere - public transit very easy to the train and airport using google maps - most people spoke at least a little English - went to the markets in the old town every morning (local vendors selling things until 12pm) - INCREDIBLE pierogi place right under the hotel - spent 4 days, 3 nights and had plenty to do just walking around

Solo travel

Wrocław is a beautiful city. I was there in July and I really liked it. I regret not spending more time there. I highly recommend visiting Ostrów Tumski, the Main Market Square, and the Panorama of the Battle of Racławice Museum and eating at the Milk Bar (delicious food). It's a very underrated city.

Solo travel

I loved Wroclaw. Honestly, my favorite thing was just walking around. I recommend paying attention to the dwarf statues during the walk. Cathedral Island was beautiful and definitely worth a visit. The Wrocław University Museum was really worth visiting, as well as the panorama museum - I am not a war history enthusiast, but the panoramic museum really moved me.

Solo travel

I was in Wrocław for three days and felt very safe there. I really recommend the Old Town and searching for dwarfs, visiting the Racławice Panorama, eating at any restaurant in the Solny Square, stopping by in the Aula Leopoldina, Marianum Oratory, and the meridian line.

Solo travel

I absolutely loved Wrocław. It was my favorite place when I was in Poland. I was there only for 2 days, but I just walked around and looked for dwarfs. I found the riverfront and wandered through beautiful streets.

Solo travel

The city is truly magnificent, colorful and very peaceful. Its brick buildings give it an incredible charm. The city is also known for its "Dwarfs". There are no fewer than 280 dwarfs scattered throughout the city. You can have fun looking for them all, and a map for dwarf hunting is available at the tourist office.

Wrocław is a rather safe city. I don't have many accouters of people that seem dangerous - of course sometimes you can observe some weird behavior but it's not far different from other cities i've been to. People here mostly mind their own business.

I'm feeling very safe, even when coming back home at night. (Working on shifts, and coming back home after 1am is very normal for me) Public transport is very sufficient. I was never a witness of any crime or harassment.