Is Verona Safe for Solo Female Travelers?

Group travel

I felt very safe I stayed one night with friends in our car The food is the best and unexpensive You have to look at the city with a lot of wonderful streets Also the river and parks are very beautiful

Solo travel

I went to Verona to visit a friend and while he was working I got to run around the city centre and some of the surrounding areas. I was hot, and when I say hot I mean hot hot! Personally I'm a person how gets sunburnt so fast so I really had to be careful but I was definitely worth a visit so many different people and just listening to the passionate Italian on the streets made me happy! LOVED IT 💗

Solo travel

I had a really good time in Verona last year. The city is beautiful and there is a lot to see. I stayed for 3 days and simply wandered around the streets of the city center to see where it would lead me. I recommend taking advantage of the Verona card, it costs 26 euros and gives you access to all tourist attractions, allows you to skip lines, and you can also use it on city buses for two days. If you get away from the main squares, food and drinks become cheaper. I was there in September last year and I felt very safe.

Solo travel

I traveled alone to Verona and chose a one-day trip to Lake Garda. I really enjoyed it and felt completely safe. Verona is a beautiful city. I stayed right in the center and didn't venture too far from my accommodation at night. I used trains from Verona to Lake Garda and had no problems buying tickets online. I don't speak Italian, but I didn't encounter any problems.

Solo travel

Verona is a beautiful city and with great history. There is a free tour anyone can take part and I would recommend u to do it you will see Verona with different eyes. In the Teatro Romano there is every night during summer an opera. I would come again here but not in summer where there are too many tourists and the weather is too hot.

Group travel

Beautiful city to travel with a group. We had a lovely time as part of our student exchange, the people were welcoming and food was great. There are threats of pickpocketing at a few spots so do your research and keep your bags safe.

It’s a pretty safe city if we’re talking about mugging or attacks, which happen more often to men. However as a woman I do worry about sexual harassment, from the usual catcalling or stares that happen every day, to the more rare touching. Precautions I take are: avoid being alone after dark, try to avoid “revealing” clothing, never accept rides or drinks from strangers.

Verona is not that safe, especially if you travel in the station’s area or around Porta Vescovo/via venti settembre. There are a lot of people that might cat-call you or assoult you. Please be safe if you have to walk around these places and try to get someone to walk around with you.