Solo Female Travel in Germany

Schwege, Solo travel

Nice little village near Glandorf. There's only bakery in Schwege but lovely!! So good fresh bread and other bakery things, not so expensove. And church is beautiful, and ofc also the landscape. Easy village to live and drive by bike. :)

Cologne, Solo travel

Yes, it was a nice experience. I lived in Bonn, but I used to travel to Cologne. It was for a trip, and I visited the harbor bridge. It was already quite nice and had a lot of restaurants that matched my taste, so I very much loved the food. I really liked it, and I look forward to visiting it again officially. It was an unplanned trip because it was due to business. I had one more day, which I used to explore Cologne.

Leipzig, Solo travel

Good overall, just stayed there some hours honestly. Not so good ice cream but great people. Also beautiful buildings and would definitely recommend visiting the mall on the middle of the city, it has many MANY internationl shop's. Just loved it!

Dresden, Solo travel

I was surprised at how beautiful the city of Dresden is, very clean and safe compared to many cities in Germany. The architecture in the city center is more like French or Italian architecture, which is nothing short of amazing! The best coffeeshop in the city is called Oswaldz, located near the center and with incredibly delicious coffee. I also recommend eating at restaurants like Mama Mia, Shiki, but the price tag there is not cheap, rather than the usual restaurant level in Germany. Visit the suspension road in the city and see the city from above.

Berlin, Solo travel

When I was in Berlin I felt safe, I meet so many good people who became my friends... It is really a big city so if don't have a bike , you will have to pay an average amount for public transport. It is a strange and astonishing city, don't miss it !

Berlin, Solo travel

Berlin has beautiful parks and outdoor pools. I have also experienced the Balinese inspired sauna Vabali which was amazing. Biking in the parks when it’s dark felt unsafe, lots of drug dealers. Overall, the city is a mix of trashy charming places. It isn’t very well maintained nor cleaned, lots of trash on the ground.

Berlin, Group travel

I stayed in the Sunflower Hostel very close to many clubs including Berghain. I felt safe in the dorm situation, despite the staff being disorganized and the lodgings not the cleanest. Walking around at night there were a surprising amount of catcallers, but no men that were specifically aggressive to me or my friends. The city isn’t the best lit, there are many dark streets. I felt safest walking around with others at night! That being said, people stay out clubbing until like 8 a.m., so there’s always people outside; it’s not desolate at night. A really great city for exploring queer culture with clubs, art, music. I really enjoyed exploring many cinemas. You can really eat cheap if you stick to little cafes and kiosks, but most everything is cash only, so I recommend bringing paper currency to an exchange because atms tend to have terrible exchange rates.

Munich, Solo travel

I was staying in Munich just for a couple of days, so I didn’t have a lot of time, but I like the city so much! I really enjoyed walking by the river. There are bicycles everywhere! Prices are kinda high comparing to Prague where I live, but that’s live. Oh, and I was staying in Wombat’s City Hostel which is an amazing place to stay!

Hamburg, Solo travel

I felt most of the time safe. Around the trainstations in Hamburg it is not that safe. Especially at Hauptbahnhof. I liked the Bunker. There you can go up for free and have a beautiful view over the city. Additionally I was in "Naschcafé" which i can recommend. The food there is really good. Also "Falafelprinz" at Schanze. You can get there cheap Falafelwraps. If you like to go into a museum, you should try "Deichtorhallen" or "Kunst und Gewerbe". All in all, it was a really nice trip.

Cologne, Solo travel

I had a good time in Cologne with a lot of vegan food and nice people. The restaurant Zarathustra was really great experience and I would recommend it to everyone who visits the city. They also have a place which sells vegan spaghetti ice cream which is want to try the next time staying there.

Aachen

Aachen is very Safe!!!!!!! I feel very safe walking around at night and have never felt threatened by anyone. Sometimes there will be some homeless people or drug addicts that act a bit suspicious but they usually do not come after you.

Kernstadt Lehrte

Definitely 100 percent safe during the day, after dark I walk alone at night, but I am 60. But fairly safe I would say. Going to Hannover it is a bit unsafer and there are definitely areas I wouldn’t walk at night. All fine during the day though

Pritzwalk is a very cute little town in the northwest of Brandenburg. There are a few sights like Nikolaikirche and Museumsfabrik which are worth the travel. Solo travel as a woman is very safe in the day, at night it should be fine as well but I don't have experience there yet. Crime is very low here, rather car accidents and shoplifters!

One of the things i recommend for travellers is the „Lorenzkirche“ or „St. Lorenz“. It‘s a gothic church which lies in the center of Nuremberg. Around the church you can find the „Breite Gasse“, which is a big shopping street.

Yes it’s safe. I recommend. It’s a lovely place. I live in Düsseldorf. It’s a small city, everything works here. You can easily travel using public transportation and it’s never crowded. You can take public transport from the airport.

The cheapest way to travel in Bielefeld is by tram oder by bus. Even at night we have special “night buses” which can bring you to every neighborhood in Bielefeld. Taxi is also a safe way to travel but a lot more expensive.

I feel like it is a fairly Safe City. Be careful around the Main Station, especially after dark. This is also true for the old town. Otherwise I feel safe. Sometimes I feel not so safe in public transportation.

Freudenstadt is a safe little town in north of black Forest. Of course you should Walk around the market place and if you want to eat local Food Go to „Speckwirt“. There are busses to Go to Nationalpark Nordschwarzwald!

Munich is very safe for women, including solo female travelers. Nearby destinations such as Tegernsee, Starnberger See, and Eibsee offer excellent options for sunbathing, grilling, and enjoying beer along the Isar River.

Saarbrücken is a hidden gem. It’s doesn’t look like much from a Google search but the people are nice, the food is good, and the area is beautiful. Try to take a bus to the Roman museum in Bliesgau for spectacular views of nature, interesting history, and a quick jump accords the French boarder. Enjoy some amazing food in the city center. If you’re looking for the best bread for your picnic Am Staden hit up Brot und Sinne. The Saarland Museum Next to the Schloß doesn’t look like much from the outside but it’s a great find for history nerds like me. Something a bit different is a short train ride to Völklingen to visit the old steel mill turned museum next door to the train station the Völklingerhutte It doesn’t take long to find a lot of charm in this little place 😊

beautiful city! nice people everywhere. when out at night you should watch out like in every other city but it is very safe. Since Marburg is a university city there are many young people from all around Germany and the world.

Generally, Berlin is quite safe but you should still be street smart. Don't interfere with the conversations of strangers, especially if they seem "off", try not travelling super solo at night, and keep away from neighbourhoods like Kreuzberg in the late hours. More public places like Alexanderplatz and Potsdamer Platz are much safer for late night strolls.