based on 89 experiences from female travelers
I guess the most expensive city in all around the Europe but so delicious food, good music, happy and kind people. December was very cold. Don’t forget to make your Lego and go to Tivoli gardens. City is very safe and walkable.
Posted: December 6, 2025A very safe and clean and BEAUTIFUL city. I felt completely at ease here. Some fantastic food options if fine dining is your thing. Tivoli Gardens is wonderful to visit - and if you can head up the coast to see the castle it’s worth the trip! Highly recommend.
Posted: October 28, 2025When I got out of the train and into (nearly) the city center, I genuinely was shocked how peaceful things were. So alive yet so quiet for the amount of things happening. I never had an experience like it. A good balance of zen and excitement.
Posted: September 20, 2025Experienced: May, 2025Based on 231 local experiences
Based on 231 local experiences
It’s so safe that I have walk home alone from a night out in complete darkness without being scared. But we do have ghettos, so you should still be careful. Though I would say that the are pretty harmless, if you stay in your own business
Posted: November 20, 2025Whenever I go to a café, I just leave my laptop out when usund the toilet or such. Also it is very common for people to leave their strollers (with their baby inside) outside alone. I’ve lived here my whole life and never felt unsafe - not even when going out alone at night.
Posted: November 13, 2025Ceci
Copenhagen is safe in general (compared to other places), also for women and queer people, tho unfortunately with well known some precautions. During night time in the city center (KBH K) it tend to get uncomfortable and unsafe because men sometimes harass you, fx if you walk alone towards Nørreport, Kongens Nytorv or the central station. Some Danish people have a tendency to feel entitled to your attention, can get way too handsy in the clubs and take rejections hard. Again safe, as in mostly but with the dash of douchebag finance bros. I still definitely send location and have a friend on the phone. I prefer biking around at all times. I have walked back at night time many times towards Nørrebro and Frederiksberg without issues, it is mostly just that hotspot in the Center where I'd experienced unwanted attention. Of course parks after dark are not advised. Crime rate is low except for bike theft so remember to lock 🚲
Posted: November 4, 2025Lili
Roskilde
7 days
I'm a 20 year-old psychology student, doing Erasmus in Denmark and looking to travel around Europe. I do not put any rules on my travels because "You only live once" and I feel like it's worth the risk if the experience has a potential to be memorable and enjoyable.
Marie
Copenhagen
3 days
Hi everyone, thanks for stopping by. I'm excited to meet new people and learn about new cultures. Always available for a quick chat or to explore around town. I love concerts, discovering new restaurants, and good comedy nights. My birthday is in June. I still haven't decided what to do this year. Any suggestions? Please I would love to hear🥰 Travelling this year to Morocco, Norway, and other places.
Lili
Roskilde
I'm a 20 year-old psychology student, doing Erasmus in Denmark and looking to travel around Europe. I do not put any rules on my travels because "You only live once" and I feel like it's worth the risk if the experience has a potential to be memorable and enjoyable.
Cecilie
Slagelse
Hey 🌟 my name is Cecilie and I come from Denmark. I’m 18 years old and right now I’m studying. I enjoy traveling and is planning to do so when I graduate in a years time. I’m outgoing, curious and love to meet new people. I like to go on adventures, but I also love a cozy movie-night ;) I’m now afraid to try new things, and is open for every experience. So challenge me with strange hobbies, special concerts and weird café-spots, because to me they are hidden gems. 💎