Based on 15 local experiences
Based on 15 local experiences
Dortmund is fairly safe, however in the city center and around the main train station you can find sketchy people and the number of homeless people and drug addicts is constantly rising. At night I prefer not walking but take rental scooters, my bike or public transport to get home.
Posted: April 4, 2025Claudia
When you are in the centre of Dortmund, you will be safer than in some dark, small streets. I would always take care of myself and my personal things, no matter where in Dortmund i am. If you are with some more people, the possibility for having bad experiences is smaller!
Posted: March 30, 2025Reham
Hello~ I'm an Erasmus Mundus Master's student studying particle physics who'll be staying in Dortmund for a few months. I am excited to gain new experiences and meet new people to create meaningful connections that last a lifetime :).
Cathérine
Hey globetrotters, I’m Cathérine 😎a warm and open-minded host living in Dortmund, Germany with my 6y old child. I love connecting with people from around the world and offering a safe, cozy space to rest and recharge. I speak multiple languages and enjoy conversations in any of them, and believe in the beauty of sharing and expiry while traveling. You’re very welcome here! See you soon!
Cathérine
Dortmund
3 days
Hey globetrotters, I’m Cathérine 😎a warm and open-minded host living in Dortmund, Germany with my 6y old child. I love connecting with people from around the world and offering a safe, cozy space to rest and recharge. I speak multiple languages and enjoy conversations in any of them, and believe in the beauty of sharing and expiry while traveling. You’re very welcome here! See you soon!
Anushka
Dortmund
2 days
Hi everyone! I stumbled upon a random reel on Instagram, and it feels like fate brought me here. Here's to creating a world that treats us the way we truly deserve. Until then, let’s make this space the safest haven for one another and refuse to be limited by patriarchy!