Is Dublin Safe for Solo Female Travelers?

Solo travel

Dublin is a very beautiful city. The people are friendly. There are many things to do like sightseeing and hiking. The only thing which made me feel unsafe was constant cat calling, especially under bridge by the river. But overall, the food was good and there were always vegan and vegetarian alternatives.

Group travel

I've stayed in Dublin for 2 weeks with a Study-Travel and it was wonderful. I saw loads of beautiful things and places and learnt about Irish culture more than I expected. We didn't just visit Dublin, but also Howth and Galway. The people were so friendly and kind and open-minded and I felt safe everywhere I went. Everyday I wish I could go back and relive the experience from the start.

Solo travel

The centre of dublin is quite expensive but there are so many scenic spots to see and also for hiking. One of the best place to go for hiking in dublin is wicklow mountains. If you are lucky the sun hits...

Group travel

I was in fublin last year with a friend. Ist was an amazing experience. Everyone ive met was kind and welcoming. I also got my first tattoo there. There is still lots of stuff to do and see because a week is not enough for everything

Group travel

I was in Dublin for two weeks because if the Erasmus projekt in my school. I lived in a host family near Dublin, about 30 minutes by train from the city centre. I realy enjoyed it and felt save even when i was on my way home at 12am

Solo travel

I did a solo travelling trip to Dublin in July! Stayed at Clink i Lar hostel which was very lovely with its central location, common spaces, private curtains beds. The hostel was very commercialised though and didn’t feel as warm and friendly as other places I’ve stayed. I did a walking tour, went to the National Leprechaun Museum, did James Joyce Ulysses walking tours and more! It is definitely a lovely location to solo travel too and at the right hostel you can meet people and go to pubs -...

Solo travel

I stayed a little over a month in irland and dublin was one of the places i often revisited during that time (I stayed in a village near dublin). Overall I can say that I really like that city. It’s quite small and compact but for a solo travel it has good activities and really cute shops around. I would totally revisit some day.

Solo travel

I stayed 2 days only, it was enough to visit the center and visit The Little Museum of Dublin (with a great guide) 🇮🇪 I walked by day and night and did'nt live any trouble. I recommand ver much this city and I can't wait to go back 👌

Group travel

Dublin was... good. I had a fun time, especially with a group of friends—it’s definitely one of those places where the people you’re with make the trip. That said, it didn’t feel like there was a ton to do. We hit the usual spots, wandered a lot, and honestly spent a fair bit of time just trying to figure out what was worth seeing. My favorite part by far was the Book of Kells experience—super atmospheric, actually lived up to the hype, and made my little history-nerd heart happy. If you're...

Solo travel

Unsurprisingly it was raining during my stay in Dublin. Ireland's main city was full of pubs with overpriced beer. But one thing I very much enjoyed was the museum of Chester Beatty! Free entry, free toilet, many very interesting things to see and a very lovely rooftop! Totally worth a visit!

I've been living in Dublin for about five months and I haven't had many problems in terms of safety and I say that as someone who enjoys the nightlife and attending raves. I haven't had anything stolen from me (yet!), but my housemate did get his bike stolen recently so it definitely is a risk. I would suggest to avoid walking around the city centre late at night because of all the shady characters and people using substances. Also avoid walking through impoverished residential areas at night....

It's very safe. I'm a solo traveler and have not experienced anything negative. Although there are homeless people, they tend to mind their own business:) I have not been walking around at night-time though, so I cannot speak on that.

Dublin is 99% safe, however the city center areas are key spots for pickpockets and drunks.Nothing serious will happen to you in Dublin, just be aware of where you are. The southern area is safer than the north

Generally safe during the day but try to avoid city center during late evenings and night. Not safe at all, pick pockets, alcoholic and bunch of random abusers high on god knows what. Areas arounf UCD and other residential areas are generally safe even during nights. Key is to be aware and take care of your self. Happy travelling ❣️

I really liked it, it was very nice, I hope you'll feel well, because I liked it but sometimes it is a bit scary, especially at night when people are a bit more drunk, but it is around the bars so it is actually okay

Generally safe with no major crime issues. As in any big centre be mindful of your belongings as there could be petty crime like phone theft. There can be some issues with drug users in certain areas but they are generally not too bothersome