Solo Female Travel in Frankfurt

Solo travel experience

I definitely felt safe in this city. I usually travelled from oberursel to east of the city to catch some dance classes at the Honbu in Enkiem then go to the Gym FITSEVENELEVEN in the city I’d often leave the gym at 11PM and get home past 12PM and find that the journey to and from I felt completely safe The food was usually price I found the quality of the take out of fast wood was incredible, fresh and always made with love, eating healthy is important to me so knowing there’s always those options was so helpful I did my trip quite affordable and usually cooked at home and rarely ate out but when I did it was awesome I kept my money for activities like dancing and gym especially in the colder months when it’s snowing and little day light there isn’t much to do outside, I find when you do activities you love it’s easy to make friends and meet people which is what I tried to do. I avoided bars, clubs etc as I’m not a social drinker so I can’t comment on these spaces I particularly enjoyed bad Homburg it’s a neat and tidy area that’s very safe and a bunch of nice cafes and restaurants My favourite spot is Bella gelato italiano this spot had a choke hold on me 😭🤣 i think I’ve had the ricotta, pistachio and pomegranate gelato 10 times since being here. I’d highly recommend 🙏🏽 I’m from Australia so I’m used to warm weather, coastal living and connecting with nature. To be honest it was very difficult to stay in Germany as I’m not a city girl and when it’s to cold to be out in nature I’m not a fan, the weather is warming up and I can definitely see that the place is more beautiful going into spring and people are happier. Overall Germans don’t seem to be very joyful people that’s my only criticism

Group travel experience

There’s a lot of rats in Frankfurt and a bit dirty in town, but for 2 days walking it was ok💅🏻 Also transport was good (except trains) DB IS SO GREAT(no please try not to use db) 🤩🤩🤩 Also we didn’t book a hotel, we just found one on the main street, it was quite normal and cheap!

Solo travel experience

Frankfurt was really safe. I was there in May and was a bit intimidated at first because it was my first time in Germany, but everyone was very friendly and spoke English. I used Uber to get around. I visited Romer Square and Kleinmarkthalle, which were nice little covered markets. Frankfurt is very pedestrian-friendly and easy to understand.

I feel like Frankfurt is a safe city, I think it’s the safest place where I’ve ever been actually (except for Tokyo 😅). People might look at you sometimes, but that’s all that ever happened to me. I don’t feel that safe around the main station because of many drug dealers and addicts, but actually nothing ever happened to me. Of course I wouldn’t recommend walking alone in lonely streets at night (a friend of mine was being followed twice and she was lucky she could defend herself and get away!), but that is probably common sense. I feel like public transportation is also really safe and you can just sit somewhere else if someone is staring too much. I haven’t used uber/taxis a lot, but I always felt safe. When it comes to restaurants, I recommend the vegan ramen at Sorihashiya (near the main station) and sushi at Berger Street Food. The U-Bahn (underground train), trams and buses are pretty much reliable, but the S-Bahn (suburban train) is often late. I recommend going to Palmengarten, Eiserner Steg, Berger Straße, Goetheplatz and Bethmannpark (in spring! and there’s also a really nice Asian park inside).