based on 20 experiences from female travelers
Paulina
Poland
A small city, good for a city break. One day was enough for me to see the sights. In my opinion, it's safe, but at stations, stops, and on buses, I was sometimes approached by homeless people. When they heard I didn't speak their language, they left me alone. Great local wine.
Posted: May 16, 2025Experienced: December, 2024I spent some time in Slovakia, and I honestly loved it. I felt very safe the whole time — the atmosphere was calm and welcoming. Compared to Germany, the prices were amazing, which made the trip even more enjoyable. I went there with two girls, and it was just perfect: peaceful, fun, and a great experience overall.
Posted: May 12, 2025I felt pretty safe in Bratislava during the day but less at night, especially around the Centrum bus station and the Obchodná street. So, I will recommend you to go out with other people and not alone in this city. I really like the Devin Castle with beautiful landscape of nature, very relaxing. I enjoyed a lot too the city Center and the view from the castle and muzeum mesta bratislavy I will recommend the spot “Pasteleria” for the coffee time
Posted: April 23, 2025Based on 100 local experiences
Based on 100 local experiences
In the city centre there’s a high probability to see people under the influence. Some homeless men are too. But they are chill and not aggressive. If you come to Bratislava by bus, I would recommend to go until the stop Bus Station “Mlinsky Nivy” (under the central mall, where all FlixBus and other companies are), because its located in the mall, there’s a lot of security, light and toilets
Posted: November 17, 2025Anastasia
i’ve lived here for 5 years and i feel safe walking alone in the evening or at night, did that a lot of times, basic precautions should be taking into account though. i would recommend trying to stay out of dark, “dead” areas at night, not talking to strangers and of course not getting into anyone’s car unless it’s a taxi (i personally am anxious and i don’t like taking taxis alone, but we have a lot of buses and trams circulating around the city almost all the time so it’s a great option too). other than that, it’s a pretty safe city
Posted: November 9, 2025Cerys
I personally didn’t feel safe in Bratislava there is a lot of poverty and people begging for money. Although some places are nicer the lack of welfare is still very clear throughout the whole city. The vibes for me felt off too. I would only recommend to visit it for a day trip if you really want to see the city. It is also very small, I saw everything in about 3 hours, with me taking it very slowly.
Posted: October 30, 2025Ester
Michalovce
3 days
Hi, I'm Ester, I'm 21 years old and I'm a comp science student. I love meeting foreign people and learning about the diferencies in our languages and cultures. I like sports especially voleyball, mountain climbing and windsurfing. I also study spanish and japanese.
Lenka
Bratislava
3 days
Hi, Im 49 years old. I love nature in all its forms, simple and amazing, places not as known, the spirit of present moment wherever i go. Close or far there is a lot to explore and admire. I love the sea... I love to cook... I love animals.... I love silence as well as good music.... I love stay with my beloved as well as stay alone... I love took photos more than do selfies... I love spirituality... I love healthy food... I love so many things....
Katarína
Bratislava
Hi ♡ My name is Katarina and I'm 18, so my solo traveling era just started and that's the reason I'm here:D I'm open to any kind of fun - going out at night, camping or just doing something silly. I love long deeptalks with strangers... And I love meeting new people so just text me:D
Ester
Michalovce
Hi, I'm Ester, I'm 21 years old and I'm a comp science student. I love meeting foreign people and learning about the diferencies in our languages and cultures. I like sports especially voleyball, mountain climbing and windsurfing. I also study spanish and japanese.