based on 10 experiences from female travelers
i felt safe but people look at you curious or weirdly if you look alternative, walk barefoot or are vegan haha but i mean that kind of makes it more interesting people there are very bougie but there is a cool art museum you should go to in the Wiener-Philharmoniker-Gasse near University. Just keep your eyes open!
Posted: December 30, 2024Cecilia
Germany
Salzburg is super safe to travel as a female solo traveller. I used public transport to go around (I took the 3 day tourist card) and they are really reliable. The food was nice (ate Wiener Schnitzel) but unfortunately I didn't really explore the culinary. I was also registered to the free-walking-tour. Was the best decision because not only someone can "show" you around but also you got interesting information!
Posted: July 23, 2024Experienced: March, 2024Yuen
Taiwan
Safe place for doing the solo trip and the view is beautiful in summer. I really enjoyed the sight view of the city and it’s a busy city but also kinda chill city. You can go to the mountains and the city just in less than one hour
Posted: January 7, 2024Rachel
Germany
Salzburg is a very beautiful city! I really enjoyed my trip there with two friends of mine. We've been to a museum which was really interesting. The city center is clean and there are many shopping possibilities.
Posted: September 6, 2023Experienced: January, 2020I took a day trip to Salzburg by train. I went to the old town for a while, walked around a bit, and then took a bus to the Alps for a small walk. I took a cable car up the hill and from there I reached the highest point. The climb was quite hassle-free, and the view was beautiful. I recommend trying the apple strudel from the old town.
Posted: July 26, 2023We took a tour tracing the Sounds of Music, which stopped in Hallstatt and it was beautiful there. I regret that I didn't have more time to spend the whole day there. We ate at a restaurant in Hotel Goldgasse, which is a Michelin-starred restaurant. I highly recommend it. We stayed at the Stein Hotel and it was very nice there, right by the canal. Within walking distance of all the wonderful shops and restaurants.
Posted: June 23, 2023I loved Salzburg. I went there only because I adore "The Sound of Music," so the trip was most important to me. The Mozart's house is worth visiting and I took the cable car up to Unterberg Mountain, which was amazing. I recommend a trip to Hallstatt, it's beautiful. I felt like I was in a village straight out of a Disney movie.
Posted: November 21, 2022Things to do: - Untersberg - Hellbrunn Palace - Mozart's birthplace - Mozart's residence - Boat trip around Salzburg Safety: I felt safe when I was there. Recommendations: Salzburg is magical. There is something extraordinary about all those alleys and churches on every corner.
Posted: September 16, 2022To do: - Touring the Mirabell Gardens - Exploring the Old Town - Touring the Hohensalzburg Fortress Safety: I felt safe and had a good time. Recommendations: Salzburg is a truly amazing city. Such a pleasant combination of urban landscape with nature.
Posted: September 9, 2022Things to do: - Hohensalzburg Fortress - Mirabell Palace - Hellbrunn Castle - Mozart's birthplace - Salzburg Cathedral - Hellbrunn Salzburg Zoo - Getreidegasse - St. Peter's Abbey in Salzburg - Hangar-7 Safety: I traveled alone as a woman and I felt safe. Recommendations: Salzburg is a beautiful city, and there is plenty of nature nearby.
Posted: September 2, 2022Based on 20 local experiences
Based on 20 local experiences
Oleksandra
Like every place on earth you feel a little scared walking alone at night but honestly nothing bad ever happened to me or to anyone I know. A friend of mine got their house robbed once but that's because they left their door open. I've never been catcalled, groped or threatened.
Posted: April 23, 2025depends in which part you are. overall is salzburg a save city. avoiding lehen at night time is definitely a good decision. No need to worry at day time. enough people in the city which will help you if you need some.
Posted: March 27, 2025Oleksandra
I'm 18, originally from Ukraine, but I feel at home practically anywhere. I love to cook, I love asking weird questions, and I feel like the world is full of so many great people and experiences and I want to live it all!!
Kizi
Hi my name is Kizi, from Dubai moved to Salzburg 6 years ago. I’m an art student living on the country side. I love the ocean, culture and music and food looking forward to traveling and hosting fun girls that’s love expoloring.
Kizi
Salzburg
7 days
Hi my name is Kizi, from Dubai moved to Salzburg 6 years ago. I’m an art student living on the country side. I love the ocean, culture and music and food looking forward to traveling and hosting fun girls that’s love expoloring.
Sarah
Salzburg
2 days
I am a 24 year old female, studying in Salzburg & working in Vienna (Austria). I love dance, music, photography, crocheting, hormonal health, horses and the English language. I very rarely travel for the sake of just exploring new places; most often I find myself taking on new cities because of a specific event that is taking place there, like concerts or exhibitions - and I love love meeting new friends on the way! I would much rather spend an afternoon exploring exciting topics of conversation over a nice cup of coffee, than visiting the sights; hopefully building lifelong friendships and developing an international network as I go! I value open communication, respecting boundaries and active listening. If this is given, I feel like I am able to connect with people of all walkes of life and all types of humour; and I'm definitely curious of meeting people that can challenge and expand my own worldviews.
Rebecca
Hi! I'm Rebecca, currently 25 and like to travel by bus and train through different countries when I have the time and money :) By the way, my photos show me in a span of 7 years ☺️
Lejonka
Hey beautiful people! My name is Lejonka, and i am currently studying in Finland. In the summer of 25 I am making a solo interrail trip through eastern Europe, and then I'm having a gap year 25-26 where I will be living in the autumn in the Netherlands (I am both Dutch and Finnish) and then traveling and volunteering in Africa and Iceland in the spring!