Is Nottingham safe for solo female travelers?

Nottingham is generally safe for solo female travelers, though as with any city, it's recommended to remain vigilant, especially when traveling at night. The city center is frequently patrolled by local police and is well-lit, but like any other city, it has its less safe areas. Public transportation is reliable and can get you around without much issue. It's always important to stay alert to your surroundings, avoid isolated areas at night, and don't hesitate to ask for help if you need it.

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Currently in Nottingham for the weekend. It's a nice city. A lot of different places to go eat! Went for some painting in Pixie studio which was really fun - it's a tattoo place that does painting once in a while. Really cute vibe and really lovely ladies!

Posted: May 26, 2024Experienced: April, 2024
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Local safety index

3.4 /5

Based on 15 local experiences

Local crime index

2.3 /5

Based on 15 local experiences

It’s a relatively safe city if you stick to the city centre - there are some rougher areas but unlikely for a tourist to find themselves there. As a woman I would be careful walking at night and stick to well lit areas if alone. I have lived here most of my life and never had any problems.

Posted: October 28, 2025
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I felt comfortable walking home alone from a club at 3 am. Taking public transport at 10pm to get to the train station. It’s a safe place to walk around. It gets eerily quiet and I start to panic but that’s due to be an over thinker and a woman. But in general, I feel safe walking alone day or night.

Posted: June 15, 2025
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Ella

Ella

The crime rate here is relatively low according to Google, though I’m aware of a few incidents like stabbings, muggings, and assaults. I imagine there are places that are less safe, but as with anywhere else, I do feel a bit uneasy being out at night and etc !!

Posted: January 4, 2025
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Amelia

Amelia

Nottingham

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3 days

About me

Hi! I’m Amelia. I’m 17 years old and currently studying Psychology, History and Spanish at college in Nottingham, England. However my true passion is psychology. Once I leave school I can’t wait to get out into the big wide world and explore!

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Jessica

Jessica

Nottingham

About me

Hi there! I’m Jess, an new traveler with a passion for exploring new places and cultures. Whether I’m hiking up a mountain, trying local delicacies, or simply getting lost in a new city, I’m always up for an adventure. I love meeting new people, discovering hidden gems, and collecting unique experiences along the way. When I’m not traveling, you’ll find me at school, practicing yoga, rock climbing, or diving into creative hobbies like pottery and embroidery. Let’s connect and swap travel stories!

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Matylda

Matylda

Nottingham

About me

Hiya my name is Matylda but call me Tyllie 🌞 I go on as many multi-day hikes as uni will allow, hoping to get back into horse riding once I graduate :) I've done tour de monte blanc which was beautiful, and tried to do the GR20 but tore my ligament 😅, walking Tenerife soon (GR131 trail). First time in Spain, so really excited! I draw animals, but I'm learning to draw people recently. I also read a bit, favourite book: snow child. Currently reading music and silence - a gold find in the peak district! I jog a few times a week and go on nature walks 🏞️ I love meeting new people and learning their stories ⭐

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