based on 11 experiences from female travelers
Farzona
Kyrgyzstan
I had an amazing time in Tula! It felt safe and welcoming. The highlight of my trip was visiting Yasnaya Polyana — Tolstoy’s estate is peaceful, inspiring, and full of history. I highly recommend it to everyone! Tula also has great local food and a cozy atmosphere. A perfect place for a short escape into Russian culture and literature.
Posted: May 13, 2025Experienced: April, 2025I felt very save in Kaliningrad. People were friendly and tried to help. Most of them don't speak english. I used public transport in town and even visited the seaside by train. The infrastructure is quite good. The service in the restaurants was also very good and polite. The food delicious. I would recommend to visit the market (rynok) for fresh and homemade products like fruits, vegetables, honey or wool products, the organ concerts on Kant island in the cathedral, the ocean museum and the orthodox cathedral on the main square. There are also many tourist attractions and guided tours to learn about the interesting history of the town. Kaliningrad is also good for shopping there many big malls with a variety of shops. I would recommend to visit this beautiful town.
Posted: April 21, 2025Experienced: June, 2024Lelya
Russia
this is a tourist place so it is safe, I did not have any problems. I recommend: fishing on a yacht, horse riding, a walk on a pirate ship (if you are with children, I was alone and it was a bit boring, but beautiful) go up to the mountains. many delicious restaurants on the embankment. I stayed in a hostel, yes it was easy and safe. I spent about $ 200 for 3-4 days
Posted: April 17, 2025Lelya
Russia
I love this place! It's the best in Russia! I would like to live there! I felt safe (even though this is the Caucasus, which is famous for its wild men, but I had no problems, no one even approached me, everyone behaved very decently) First, just walk around the evening city, you will understand this atmosphere, and then boldly go on a jeep tour to Elbrus and Gizhgit! It's amazing! The food is the most delicious! All the restaurants are amazing, don't be afraid! It's cheap there, I lived in a hostel for $ 10 a night, about $ 30 a day for food, tours cost about $ 30 each, in a week I left about $ 150 I was in a hostel in a shared room! and everything was fine, there are also women's rooms where it is even more comfortable.
Posted: April 17, 2025I stayed at Kino Hostel. We took the separate room for 2p. I felt safe. From the centre it’s more dirty but overall I loved it. The museums are must have to go to! But you need hours to see all of the paintings! Prepare comfortable shoes!
Posted: April 10, 2025Nomin-erdene
Mongolia
We went there for our holiday groceries.Because Russia has cheaper food.So we went to Titan. And while i was travelling i saw so many beautiful houses.But there was plenty of drunken people. I think someone who is solo travelling should be cautious at night.We didn't spend the night there so i can't give advice on that one
Posted: March 15, 2025Experienced: December, 2023I stayed there for 6 months , was one of my best experiences . Of course I visit Russia again . It was my first time to see the snow ⛄️ . Learned the language, tried the Russian dishes , discovered the cites.
Posted: January 13, 2025Kaliningrad and the Kaliningrad region - former German cities are small, easy to navigate - you definitely won't get lost. I went for 4 days with my friend, we walked alone, together at night. I felt safer and calmer than in Moscow. The streets are well lit, passers-by were friendly, no one approached us to get acquainted. The only thing was that when we were in Zelenogradsk, drunk men made a little noise, it was unnerving, but everything was fine. The food is excellent with fresh seafood, the average bill in a cafe is $ 7-10
Posted: December 26, 2024Experienced: May, 2024It was a really nice trip. You can travel on a budget. There’s lots to see and do. I’d definitely try local cuisine, there’s a wide choice of dineries. Taxi is affordable, safe. Avoid travelling in the rush hour, the streets can be blocked.
Posted: December 3, 2024I felt absolutely safe travelling to Makhachkala even though i was with my family. The city is beautiful both during the day and night. I highly recommend hiking the mountains, the views are insanely great. And renting the a house in Salta on the edge of a cliff (almost:)! The trip was fairly cheap. As a family of four, we spent 80000 rub (800 usd) on plane tickets flying from Saint-Petersburg and nearly 20000 rub (200 dollars) on renting a place to stay at night. The food is really cheap and very good too. The average cost of a meal for a four-person family is 12 dollars, so nearly 3-4 dollars per person. Makhachkala is great, in conclusion i highly recommend going there!
Posted: August 26, 2024Based on 156 local experiences
Based on 156 local experiences
It is pretty safe especially in the center even in a night time. But some places that are far from the center can be uncomfortable for walking in night time. Anyway every place is safe when it is daytime
Posted: May 14, 2025Moscow is very safe city, mostly all public zones under CCTV and lights are always up during evening and night. I never experienced any crime or even situation outside the house. I think for people and for woman specially here is nothing to worry about. But obviously you need to take care about your personal belongings and don't forget it somewhere.
Posted: May 12, 2025Anastasiia
Hi! I am open and friendly person. Recently I discovered travelling for myself, but was only in 2 countries: Bahrain and Japan. Hoping to travel more in the near future or find a company. I am welcome to meet with someone in my city and Saint Petersburg
Anastasia
hey, girls! I‘m a linguist and English teacher (mostly for Russian-speaking students), I also know and keep learning Spanish and German languages. I love optimistic, enthusiastic and talkative people as I am myself ☺️ I‘ve been dreaming of travelling the world for ages! I‘ve actually even started recently, but it’s still not so easy from Russia. Right now the only reason I’m not visiting other countries is my finances :( I hope I can find sone new friends here and will be able to travel more <3 Of course, if you decide to visit Russia, I can help you with the locals, language and culture as well :) My city may not be the best touristic destination, but there’s a lot to see in other Russian cities
Anastasia
Novosibirsk
5 days
hey, girls! I‘m a linguist and English teacher (mostly for Russian-speaking students), I also know and keep learning Spanish and German languages. I love optimistic, enthusiastic and talkative people as I am myself ☺️ I‘ve been dreaming of travelling the world for ages! I‘ve actually even started recently, but it’s still not so easy from Russia. Right now the only reason I’m not visiting other countries is my finances :( I hope I can find sone new friends here and will be able to travel more <3 Of course, if you decide to visit Russia, I can help you with the locals, language and culture as well :) My city may not be the best touristic destination, but there’s a lot to see in other Russian cities
Anastasiia
Veliky Novgorod
3 days
Hi! I am open and friendly person. Recently I discovered travelling for myself, but was only in 2 countries: Bahrain and Japan. Hoping to travel more in the near future or find a company. I am welcome to meet with someone in my city and Saint Petersburg
Lena
Я Лена, живу в Якутске, хочу путешествовать по всему миру, пока что список стран совсем маленький, это отчасти что боюсь/боялась начать путешествовать одной, сейчас у меня будет первая одиночная поездка хотя бы по России 🙂 хочу найти здесь друзей
Lena
Я Лена, живу в Якутске, хочу путешествовать по всему миру, пока что список стран совсем маленький, это отчасти что боюсь/боялась начать путешествовать одной, сейчас у меня будет первая одиночная поездка хотя бы по России 🙂 хочу найти здесь друзей