based on 4 experiences from female travelers
Linda
Germany
Traveling solo through Strasbourg on a low budget was an amazing experience! I felt super safe, even at night, which made exploring the city so much more enjoyable. The Strasbourg Cathedral is an absolute must-see—the details are incredible! Unfortunately, I didn’t make it up to the viewing platform, but even from the ground, it’s stunning. The city is full of cute little streets that are perfect for wandering, with charming cafés and half-timbered houses everywhere. Definitely a great destination for solo travelers!
Posted: February 1, 2025Experienced: December, 2024I visited Strasbourg around the Christmas time- which is, if you are familiar, the fullest and most beautiful version of the city. It was really crowded, but the city itself is so beautiful and there were too much to see so it didn’t cause any problems. The Christmas market was awesome, everything tasted so good! Overall the spirit and vibe of Strasbourg created a magical environment. I was there with 3 of my friends but I believe a solo trip should also be as good. Have fun!☺️
Posted: June 24, 2024Safia
France
Strasbourg was a pleasant city to visit. I had to go to the currency exchange and was traveling with a significant amount of cash. I wasn't interrupted or bothered by anybody, and although I used my regular precautionary measures I felt safe. Food was great, it was off season but still quite a busy downtown/historical places. Good mix of crowds, delicious brunch at Madame Julia's.
Posted: June 18, 2024Experienced: April, 2024Strasbourg is a real dream. I loved walking around this city - it's just breathtaking, wherever you go. I really liked this little patisserie called L'Atelier.
Posted: November 3, 2022Based on 26 local experiences
Based on 26 local experiences
Strasbourg is a safe city, I'm living here since 2007 and never experienced anything worse than my bike being stolen from my bike garage. I used to go alone in the city and public transport after dark and I've always been fine.
Posted: May 10, 2025Elodie
I think in Strasbourg it depends on the quarter. Some feel pretty safe, like Petite France or Robertsau. But, as all big city, some quarters are a bit dangerous for a woman alone. I prefer not to be alone in those. But transports are ok late at night.
Posted: May 4, 2025Chloé
Hello, my name is Chloé and I live in Strasbourg. I love travelling, learning new languages, and meeting people from all over the world. I especially love working abroad as it allows me to not just visit, but fully experience life in another country.
Ghinwa
I am Ghinwa, I started my PhD in Strasbourg, I have studied 1 year in Italy before and my second master year in Paris, I would love to meet new friends and will be happy to host 🥰🌸🩷🩷🩷🩷
Ghinwa
Strasbourg
3 days
I am Ghinwa, I started my PhD in Strasbourg, I have studied 1 year in Italy before and my second master year in Paris, I would love to meet new friends and will be happy to host 🥰🌸🩷🩷🩷🩷
Joanna
Strasbourg
2 days
Hello I'm a 40yo woman living in Strasbourg, France. I've been traveling a lot across Europe. I enjoy doing it solo and meet with local people to experience places through their point of view and, of course, get recommandations from them :)
Ellen🌞🌟
Hi I‘m Ellen, I’m looking foreward to start travelling, to connect, to feel, to explore and to just meet new people. I love painting, hiking, being outside, I love good music, watching the stars and talking about life 🌙🐞
Lahari
Hi! I’m Lahari. I recently moved back to India from Singapore and wear many hats as a product designer, digital marketer, and creative thinker. Originally from Chennai. I’m a curious soul who thrives on learning, exploring, and connecting with people from different walks of life. Travel is my passion, and I believe every journey brings a new story to tell. I’m drawn to the simple joys of life—chasing sunsets, basking under the moonlight, and sharing meaningful conversations. I love to dance (urban kiz and bachata are my favorites!), cook for friends, make art, and write poetry. Creativity is at the heart of everything I do, whether it’s designing, writing, or whipping up a delicious meal. I’m also deeply spiritual and grounded in my values: kindness, inclusivity, and living in harmony with nature. I’m the kind of person who values authenticity and strives to make every connection meaningful.