based on 70 experiences from female travelers
Lotte
Germany
solo trip to krakow.. such a beautiful city.. i spent a lot of time in the jewish quarter – loved the street art, the little cafés and the whole atmosphere.. the food was amazing too.. it was winter, so a bit cold, but honestly the city still felt warm in its own way.. would totally go again
Posted: December 12, 2025Ekin
Turkey
I’d say I felt mostly safe because I stayed at a female only hostel. But i also enjoyed the nightlife and everyone was very respectful even though i was sadly dangerously intoxicated:( (was having a bad day)
Posted: August 24, 2025Felt super safe l, we had amazing walk around a city centre, then we tried thai food and it tasted delicious, we had some nice drinks at he local pub ❤️ amazing experience will be back!!!! Ps recommend to try „obważanka” before 12 o clock otherwise they not that fresh
Posted: August 4, 2025Klaudia
Poland
Even at night I felt quite safe, but in the tenement house where we stayed there was a homeless man sleeping in the staircase, but he was calm. The area was very nice, about a kilometer from the market square. The food is of good quality
Posted: August 1, 2025Experienced: April, 2025Based on 117 reports
Based on 117 reports
Generally safe, I would avoid the old town during the night cause it's full of drunk people coming to Kraków for stag parties. Howover, since night prohibition was introduced I heard the crime rate dropped
Posted: July 8, 2026There are people with bad intentions everywhere, but overall I would say Kraków is very safe. During the day, there isn’t a single place where I feel threatened. Nothing has ever happened to me at night either, but as a very cautious person, I avoid dimly lit streets and carry pepper spray with me (never had to use it, but since it's completely legal in Poland, why not have it. I also recommend buying special wipes in case you spray yourself). Near the main train station, sometimes you...
Posted: June 9, 2026Nadzeya
For 4 years living here I've neve experienced any crime or even insults. And I have been alone during nights in different parts of the city. I do feel safe when I have walks in midnight, even while listening to music. There have been some guys who tried to get acquainted and persistent, but they haven't been aggressive, just talkative
Posted: May 31, 2026Nina
In general I feel very safe in Krakow, never felt anscious even during night solo walks/night park rollerblading. The city centre might be the most dangerous area due to a lot of pubs/clubs and drunk people.
Posted: May 30, 2026Based on reports from women living in Krakow, we created a safety map highlighting areas where they feel unsafe during the day or at night.
Alicja
Krakow
3 days
Hi! I’m a working student who dreams about working remotely in the future while traveling the world. My first stop will be Japan. I’m saving money for it right now :) For now I’m living in Kraków and I would love to meet people from around the world. Soon I’ll open my house for hosting, as I’m moving into a much bigger place. I would love to give you a tour of the city as I have a pretty gran historical a cultural knowledge about the place :)
Amelia
Krakow
7 days
Hii!! I am Amelia (but I go by Keira). I am 18 years old. I am a dreamer with a backpack, a heart full of compassion, and a passport that's never dusty for long. I am currently doing my senior class at JDJ IOS American High School Online. I believe travel is less about ticking off destinations and more about building bridges - especially between hearts and ideas. I love volunteering abroad and have a deep passion for projects that make a difference. Whether it's helping animals, working with children, or participating in Erasmus+ exchanges, I seek out meaningful experiences that connect purpose with exploration. You will usually find me: - horse riding at golden hour - ice skating on ice rink - journaling in a park - taking care of kids - volunteering - or on another Erasmus+ youth exchange I adore deep conversations, spontaneous gateaways, souful music, and laughing until it hurts. I love slow travel, where I can feel the rhythm of a place and meet incredible women who inspire me - just like you. I’m looking to connect with fellow travel ladies for cultural exchanges, weekend escapes, shared volunteering projects, or just a coffee in a new city. I believe the best friendships are made under starry skies, on long train rides, or while getting lost in a new town together. Let's connect, if you are: 🌸 A solo traveler or expat 🧭 A purpose-driven adventurer 🎭 Someone who loves storytelling, activism or journaling 🏕 Into mindfulness, nature, or simply daydreaming by the sea 🐴 An animal lover (bonus if you want to help me build a rehab clinic for traumatized rescue animals someday!)