based on 11 experiences from female travelers
Anxhela
France
Loved Turin, loved the castle and the gardens easily one of the most interesting places I have ever visited. The transport was easy to figure out and the people are nice. Alba, a small town not far from it is absolutely gorgeous, full of vineyards and good wine (Borolo).
Posted: January 29, 2026Experienced: March, 2025I went to Turin with my sister for two days, we came by BlaBlaCar (carpooling) and came back by night bus (be careful, the buses station for night are NOT at the train station, we nearly missed our bus because we made the mistake, we had to run for our lives to get to the correct location, we ran for 15 minutes to get there cause buses late at night are not punctual so we could not get a bus to get to our night bus) We slept at a kind of hotel with shared bathroom, it was quite safe and well made, we booked it on booking.com, it was the cheapest we could find that suited us (50€ for two...
Posted: August 12, 2025Experienced: January, 2025Emilija
Latvia
I visited Turin in April for my dad’s birthday, beforehand I had asked here in local chat about places to see and restaurants to eat at and the recommendations were on point, we had an amazing time! We felt very safe, everyone was very nice.
Posted: May 25, 2025Based on 57 local experiences
Based on 57 local experiences
It’s like a normal big city. The re are places with more criminality but unless you go there on purpose you can stay easy. Difficult places: Barriera di Milano, Aurora, Borgo Vittoria, Porta Palazzo (evening ok and cute but not too late), and of course the train stations (there is always people and it’s not so frequent criminality but it’s a suggestion for all cities)
Posted: January 23, 2026It is relatively safe compared to other european and Italian cities however you do have to avoid some neighborhoods such as some parts close to the center porta nouva and touristic places however if you are careful its totally okay!
Posted: January 19, 2026There are streets to avoid in San Salvario and Barriera di Milano because of high level of drugs. Otherwise still in that neighborhoods is a lot of art to see and if you need some advice I can help you
Posted: January 11, 2026The safety map shows areas in Turin where women have reported feeling unsafe.
Veronica
Turin
7 days
Hi, I'm Vevve! I'm a 23yo open-minded girl from Italy (Piemonte) and a nerd who likes anime and all sort of fandom stuff (books, TV series, animated shows, ao3 fanfictions, and so on). I love writing, growing plants, taking care of animals, staying at home to draw and getting lost in my own world, travelling, learning languages and eat sweet things! I would love to make safe friends and hopefully travel the world through mutual exchanges!
Serena
Turin
2 days
Hi everyone! I’m Serena, I’m 23 yo, I love in Turin but I’m from Loreto, a small city in me middle of nowhere in Italy and I’m currently studying International Science in Turin. I love books and visit the places I’m reading about. Open minded, feminist and not very spiritual, but I’m opens to that. Everything fascinates me and I’m hoping white this app to host and being hosted. I thing both are really good experiences. I really look for hosting because I already did it and I like showing the beauty of the city I love. I don’t always live in Turin, as I said I start there so the majority of time I live in Turin from September/ October to June/ July, but in July and august and September (it depends by my exams, I live in Loreto, with the see, mountains and fresh hair. Hope to see u soon!