based on 271 experiences from female travelers
I was honestly disappointed with Lisbon. During the day, there are only a limited number of places worth visiting, and once it gets dark, the city doesn’t feel particularly safe. The biggest issue was the attitude towards tourists. Even staff working in tourist areas, including airport employees, often treated visitors differently from locals. The difference in their behavior was noticeable and came across as unfriendly and, at times, discriminatory. Taxi scams are also something to watch out...
Posted: July 27, 2026Amazing for a solo trip to surf. I went to a surf house and I couldn't have felt more welcomed. The city is small but extremely beautiful. With many beaches near the city center that are good to sunbathe and swim. The temperature during June was perfect (around 25C max).
Posted: July 22, 2026Experienced: May, 2026Feyza
United Kingdom
Sintra literally stole my heart. ♥️ It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and you can get there by train from Lisbon in about 40 minutes. My overall experience was unforgettable. I hadn’t booked any tickets in advance, so I couldn’t visit as many places as I wanted, but I did get to explore Quinta da Regaleira, and I completely fell in love with it. Overall, I felt safe, and the locals were very friendly and welcoming. It was surprisingly crowded, even though it was almost the...
Posted: July 15, 2026Enikő
Hungary
The weather is perfect for swimming even in October, chill and friendly people, Ocean everywhere and beautiful Nature Reservatories, hiking areas. Braga can be boring after a few days though but Porto and Lisbon are amazing, Lisbon is like the mediterranean Berlin, very bubbly and artsy atmosphere.
Posted: July 14, 2026Based on 253 reports
Based on 253 reports
it's a safe city overall! but as women, we should always stay aware. I've been here for three months, and I've only encountered pickpockets once on the metro! You should always stay alert, keep your phone in your front pocket or securely inside your bag, and avoid leaving any valuables in easily accessible bags or out in the open.
Posted: July 27, 2026Lisbon is pretty safe. Just pay attention to the pickpockets and certain areas, where you should avoid walking into especially at night. Its overall a safe city, just be aware of your surroundings at all times
Posted: July 5, 2026Some areas/neighborhoods should be avoided, especially at night and honestly I would never feel safe walking alone at night anywhere (but not all women feel that way...) Uber drivers are also not 100% trustful if they can see you are very drunk (it was on the news 1 time and I never forgot it) so try to show you are alert and follow the trip on your phone all the time.
Posted: July 2, 2026Aveiro is really safe but you gotta watch out for weirdos that are usually half naked doing unspeakable things in the middle of the street so that’s the only thing you have to watch out for I have put in the locations where I have seen this happen and yeah, just try to avoid them.
Posted: June 23, 2026Vitória
Figueira Da Foz
2 days
Into art,music and fashion. I Love long conversations and make new friends. Where we go? I dont care , all that metter to me is with who. Im an extrovetid person with a good humor and receptive. My vibe is Lets go? Lets go.
Jessica
Viseu
3 days
I’m a solo traveler at heart and a huge animal lover. 🐾 My personal goal is to explore at least one new country every year. My most recent adventure was a solo trip across Morocco, crossing the country from North to South through 7 different cities! 🇲🇦 It was an incredible experience that proved how rewarding solo travel can be. I also have a special tradition: I love traveling to discover Christmas Markets in different countries—there’s something magical about that atmosphere! 🎄✨