based on 112 experiences from female travelers
We generally felt safe walking out in Rome. There is a great number of tourists, as well as immigrants from Bangladesh, Pakistan and India who work in restaurants, cafeterias etc. Italians generally don't know english so you should know basic words to move around. Rome is not too expensive and offers top food choices
Posted: November 13, 2025Experienced: September, 2025Hiba
France
Rome is a very attractive city where you can discover the italian culture very well. People here are really nice and sociable. As a person from minorities I did not experienced racism and I also met many people of my culture (Arabic)
Posted: August 15, 2025Pia
Spain
It is a highly recommended city, there is so much to see, museums, parks, monuments. The food scene is also very enjoyable and the people are charming. I will definitely visit again, I still have places to see.
Posted: August 11, 2025Based on 101 local experiences
Based on 101 local experiences
Evgeniya
I felt safe alone in the city center around 9 PM, but crowded spots can be risky because of pickpockets. Always watch your belongings and stay alert around street vendors. Avoid going alone to distant neighborhoods, even during the day
Posted: November 8, 2025Lucie
After living for years in Rome, I’ve never felt unsafe, even when I was walking back home at 3am around the main train station Termini. Make sure to be keep an eye to your belongings because there are a lot of pickpockets apparently.
Posted: November 7, 2025During the day Rome is safe, especially on the city center. On the night I don’t recommend to stay out alone, especially if the area is not in the center and quite isolated. Avoid the stations during the night.
Posted: November 1, 2025Olga
Rome
3 days
I’m Olga, i’m a girl who is looking for a new type of life, new people, places… I want to travel more! I love Rome, my city, but sometimes I think it’s just too much. I like helping people and making new friends,I like learning new things and sharing experiences.
Anna
Rome
3 days
Hey you! So I’m originally Dutch but I’ve lived all over the latin-speaking world. After seeing a bunch of places I’ve noticed that in the end its the people you meet that make the travel worth it. (Yes i know how much of a cliche that sounded like) So if you need a place to stay i might be abled to help you. Lemme know
Aizat
Rome
Hii my name is Aizat!! Im 20 years old, im from a beautiful country Kyrgyzstan! Currently studying and living in Rome, Italy.
Federica
Rome
It’s Fed here! I am currently based in Rome (IT) where I work as a HR consultant 🥹 I am planning some trips this spring and would like to meet people while getting around 💖