based on 59 experiences from female travelers
It was my very first solo travel and it was amazing. People is si kind. I always felt safe. I was so scared because I did know what to expect but it was the best experience. The think I liked the most was that I felt safe
Posted: February 16, 2026Experienced: March, 2024Janine
Switzerland
I traveled Madrid solo this last January, I can only recommend it. Theres lots of low budget activities and I always felt safe. I also booked a cooking class to learn some classic Spanish dishes, which was wonderful. I stayed near Puerto del Sol for 30 euros a night. Nearly everything is easy to reach by foot.
Posted: February 9, 2026Experienced: December, 2025Madrid is amazing, it is the best place to be a home base. The food, culture, going out, everything is top tier. Highly suggest coming here whether it is with family, friends, or even solo trips. Let me know if you’re in the city!
Posted: December 31, 2025Based on 95 reports
Based on 95 reports
During the day aswell as during the night, the streets of Madrid are always full. This means that you are never alone somewhere. There is also police presence in a lot of public areas. The main thing to look out for is pickpockets
Posted: March 24, 2026Madrid is very very safe, the only thing, if you are a tourist and look like one (lost, not speaking the language…), please be careful with pickpockets, specially in the center but above that, is a very safe city
Posted: March 7, 2026I consider it safe, especially if you go with someone from the area. Obviously, there can be dangerous places where you need to be careful and areas to avoid, but generally it's a good place. In my opinion, it is safe.
Posted: February 13, 2026Based on reports from women living in Madrid, we created a safety map highlighting areas where they feel unsafe during the day or at night.
Fran
Madrid
2 days
Hi! I’m Fran, a 29-year-old 🏳️🌈Queer Latina living in Madrid 🌍 I’m curious, emotionally aware, and deeply interested in people, cultures, and the stories behind places. I love traveling in a slow, intentional way—walking cities, visiting museums, going to concerts or festivals, trying local food, and having meaningful conversations. I’m into alternative fashion, social activism, psychology, documentaries, history, music, and creative projects. I value respect, humor, depth, and emotional intelligence. I’m neurodivergent (ADHD) and I appreciate calm environments, soft lights, and spaces where everyone can be themselves. I’m looking to connect with other women who enjoy traveling with awareness, kindness, and curiosity—whether it’s sharing a coffee, exploring a new city, or just exchanging life stories along the way ✨
Sophie
Madrid
5 days
Hiii my name's Sophie, I love travelling, trying new food, going to concerts, reading, hiking and meeting new people! I'm from Cali but recently moved to Madrid to study, I'm still exploring the city and would love to find travellers or locals to join me :))