based on 58 experiences from female travelers
My stepfather is from Telega, a town near the capital. It is entertaining and familiar, you can see many interesting things and the food is delicious, plus the people are quite friendly and really helpful.
Posted: April 7, 2026Experienced: July, 2025There was mountains. It was very beautiful. I was eating langoasa with sheep cheese. Everything was good. The nature is wanderful. There are bears, lovely bears. Also there is a monastery in mountains
Posted: January 30, 2026Ahsen
Turkey
The experience was quite nice. You can sightsee here a lot because the City is small. Also you can use the tramway to go everywhere. Bailey Felix, Bear Cave, Piata Uniri are the famous places to see.
Posted: August 6, 2025Albariña
Spain
Little city, very nice to walk around. I stayed in a hostel and met a lot of people, Many of them romanians. I stayed a week. Very nice nightlife, i felt super-safe and meet a lot of friendly people. I felt at home.
Posted: June 16, 2025Experienced: May, 2014Based on 223 reports
Based on 223 reports
Dalia
Throughout the day it is very safe objectively. Ofc some unexpected stuff might happen like honking catcalling but those are either minor or just rare. Everytime I visit it I haven't seen any homeless or drunkards throughout the day
Posted: April 24, 2026Ecaterina
I feel Bucharest is actually safer than a lot of capitals in western Europe, I rarely feel unsafe at night, especially in my neighborhood. But I hope I'm not just biased because I'm used to the culture. Maybe the old center and Piata Unirii are the places that i would say are the sketchiest.
Posted: April 11, 2026Alexandra
Honestly ive lived here my whole life and never had anything happen to me even at night even when i was by myself. You get the random catcalling sometimes but overall its a safe town. People are nice and mind their own business i would however be weary near gypsies no racism but they are often out to steal. I say this from experience. Be alert.
Posted: April 10, 2026In my experience, Romania feels very safe. I live in Bucharest and was out on the streets between 2 AM and 4 AM , no one approached me, and the police presence is reassuring. Romanians are generally cautious, and most of the men here are pretty harmless 😄
Posted: March 22, 2026Lia
Timisoara
3 days
I'm Lia, 29, and I was born in Timisoara, Romania. I love traveling and would love to meet new people who I can share some of my travels with. I walked the Camino de Santiago in 2024 (from Sant Jean Pied de Port in France to Santiago de Compostela in Spain, and then on to Finisterre and Muxia - about 900km on foot) and it's been the most fulfilling experience of my life, especially since I did it solo. I love to travel for concerts (so far I've seen Noah Kahan, Billie Eilish, Rosalia, The Last Dinner Party, Chappell Roan, Brandi Carlile, and a few others) but also to visit theme parks (I'm a rollercoaster enthusiast and would love to connect with more women who love to chase the thrills). I speak fluent English and Romanian, but I also can have a decent conversation in Spanish. When I'm not traveling, I'm an independent artist (singer/songwriter and busker) and a guitar/voice teacher. I also volunteer with a queer organization and have worked as an Erasmus+ trainer on Digital Storytelling for the queer community.
Alexandra
Iasi
3 days
Hey girls my name is Alexandra i was born and still live in Romania, i havent visited that many places yet because I always felt i like i had to follow society's rules and achieve things in life before maybe relaxing and traveling but I realised that material objects did not make me happy and i am ready to live life to the fullest. I currently live in Iasi and would love to host any of you who would like to visit, i can show you around, i think i would be a good guide heheh. I would say you can visit most of the interesting places in 2 days so its not a very big city. Id like to make friends all over the globe and perhaps i will visit you as well someday, of you'll have me of course 🤭