Solo travel

It 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.

Well, for me as a local girl in her twenties I think it’s pretty safe. Even at night iş cool, especially in the center of Moscow. Probably it’s not a good idea to go to Moscow district at night and some south districts

Inside the „MKAD“ it’s pretty safe, especially inside the „TTK“. I wouldn’t recommend to go for a walk at night alone as a woman, though. The subway is pretty safe too. But commuter trains are not, it depends on the deriction. Recently it was reported the phone’s thieves became active again. So I would recommend to hold your phone in sight, especially near the transport hubs. And there were cases of harassment from pick up pupils in different locations. But just simply annoying ones are at Arbat district. The Arbat‘s ones are not dangerous, but just annoying. The quality of alcohol in...

I find Moscow to be a remarkably safe city. The extensive network of security cameras, combined with excellent street lighting in the evenings, creates a strong sense of security. Furthermore, the fact that so many establishments operate around the clock means there are always people around, which adds to the overall feeling of safety at any hour

Moscow is actually a very safe city. You might occasionally encounter people with varying degrees of insanity, but it's best to walk away from them immediately and avoid engaging in conversation. There is also a lot of lighting on the street and there are always people and shops nearby, which gives a feeling of safety.

Mostly people don't care about you. They live in their mind. When I went anywhere on subway people are sleeping and also underground 🚇 so clear and so quiet. In the center we can walk without dangerous. I see people who put their phone and leave make order in cafe. Nobody touched this phone