Solo travel

About the city itself. I can't say that I wanted to move there, but as a tourist I liked it. Walking, low-rise, but with very heavy traffic and heavy traffic jams in the evenings. I liked the logistics, it was the public transport system that was quite convenient in my opinion, and unlike my city, I could walk to the key points where I wanted to go in 40 minutes or an hour. While in Volgograd, I won't even leave my neighborhood during this time because of the length of the city along the river. The center is old, the buildings are many years old, and they are not being demolished because they...

Krasnodar is very safe. I've lived here for a long time, and I can say that with confidence. Of course, there are a lot of bad people, but there are also a lot of good ones. It's always quiet at night, too, but you still need to be careful

I would say it’s pretty safe. I met men on streets who asked me if i’m single or tried to harass me, but it’s a very common thing in Russia, so you’re getting used to it. I wouldn’t recommend you to walk alone at nights because of drunk men

Krasnodar is a city of understanding people for the most part. The only problem is men (haha, just kidding!). But seriously, there are some people of Caucasian nationality (a few) who are better not to communicate with.

This is my hometown, never experienced any kind of bad situation. I don't even know anyone who did. No robbery or SA or any other stuff. Can't deny there can be a chance to get in trouble but it's very low.

Overall Krasnodar is a safe place. With occasional news about crime in the city. And potential petty thievery in public transport during busy hours. Normal safety rules apply: don’t walk in unlighted streets alone after hours. Don’t have your purse open in public transport.