based on 151 experiences from female travelers
Was pretty good, first ever time travelling without family. Went to see my bf but was spending the days alone since he had school. Was an overall nice experience, didn't encounter any pick pocketers or any mishaps. Stuck to just exploring without a plan, so I didn't see the attractions Barcelonas known for but cuz of that i did see many little beauties of the city. One underrated beautiful location u have to visit is Monastery of Pedralbes, €5.20 for a beautifully quiet place away from the buzz of the city, spent almost 3 hours there soaking up the peace. Hope u enjoy ur travel to Barcelona!
Posted: January 16, 2026Peggy
Greece
Barcelona is a beautiful city and I’d love to visit again. Great food, affordable prices, and friendly people, even if English isn’t always spoken well. Don’t miss Park Güell, Sagrada Familia, and the Picasso Museum. Hostels start at around €20 per night. The only downside is public transport, as a one-way ticket costs €2.65❤️
Posted: December 31, 2025Experienced: November, 2025Emmanuella
Italy
🚎✈️My first solo trip, I was very scared but everything went great. I bought the Barcelona Card for about €75, which allowed me to use all public transport and many attractions for free or at a discount for 5 days; very useful because I was moving around both on foot and by public transport. 🥘🥗Unfortunately, I didn't eat many local specialties, I spent more on museums. ⚠️I was afraid of being robbed or worse, but nothing happened, I never experienced any dangerous events. In fact, I met very kind people who helped me even if they didn't speak English. 🫶🏾You don't need to be in a pair...
Posted: December 12, 2025Experienced: October, 2025Beatriz
Netherlands
I'm obsessed with this city and hated to leave. The food was delicious, I felt super safe (was expecting a constant fear of pickpockets but I stayed safe and it was alright), weather was great, people were nice, the architecture is amazing, you can do hikes or chill at the beach. Endless possibilities!
Posted: December 7, 2025Experienced: December, 2025simay
Germany
This was my first solo trip :) Even though a lot of people would find Barcelona not so safe, i would say the quite opposite! I had the best experience meeting with the girls from the app as well. I stayed at „The Central Hotel“ Recommend!
Posted: November 15, 2025Based on 128 local experiences
Based on 128 local experiences
Elena
Pretty save, but I did carry a bag with a clasp and a zipper. And also always held it next to me. To be extra safe also was in my lap when in a restaurant. As a woman be careful in the metros at night, nothing happened to me personally, but I heard stories so better be safe than sorry!
Posted: January 15, 2026I know people who got robbed here, so take care of your bags and stuff; they are professionals. Very rarely will you be able to get your documents back. Don't get too close to people who feed parrots; they will give you seeds and charge you some money for it.
Posted: January 9, 2026I'd say it's pretty safe if you avoid certain areas and just be a bit vigilant while travelling alone. Otherwise, the buses run all night and it's pretty safe. I'd avoid going to El Raval and be aware at the beaches at night.
Posted: December 31, 2025Emmanuella
I was in Barcelona from November 19th to 23rd, I went to the most famous places and used public transport a lot; I expected at least a little crime, but nothing happened, in fact I met very kind people who helped me even if they didn't speak English; maybe I was the exception; but I'm definitely going back. 💐🥰🥰
Posted: December 11, 2025Lara
I can freely walk at night by myself without feeling uncomfortable, I can be by myself or with friends, going for a run or after drinks and it's always okay. The only thing to be wary about is a few neighbourhoods or even just a few streets and alleys that have homeless drug addicts but even then there isn't a real danger.
Posted: October 25, 2025The safety map shows areas in Barcelona where women have reported feeling unsafe.
Raquel
Barcelona
1 day
Hi there!! I'm an open-minded person who loves travelling and sharing. I have lived in a few different places and known lots of lovely people everywhere 🌸✨ I have many different interests, such as languages, history, art, computer science, videogames... I love DIY, roller skating and exercising.
Laia
Barcelona
4 days
Hey girls! I’m Laia, a 21 year old spanish girl who’s always willing to explore around and have new experiences. I’m a huge fan of traveling, learning about other cultures/languages, dancing and cooking. I’m currently studying aerospace engineering in Barcelona and I absolutely love it (but the truth is that I just wanna graduate and be able to have time to travel and make friends around the world 🥹💗).
Ona
Barcelona
3 days
Hello, I'm student of second of nursery. I want to see the world and live a lot of experiencies. I can host one person only one night because i live with my family
Magdalena
Barcelona
3 days
Hello everyone! My name is Magdalena and I am from Kraków, Poland. I moved to Barcelona in march this year. I love travelling and I'm obsessed with rocks. My recent hobbies include crocheting.
Antonella
Barcelona
3 days
Holiis:) I’m Antonella and I’m an italo-argentinian livin in Barcelona. I’m a photographer, videomaker, a nanny and I study stop-motion animation. I’ve always traveled and I know the importance to find a safe place to stay, a good advice or some new friend to hang out with, so I wanna take part in this community and be pro-active. Enjoy!
Malena
Barcelona
2 days
Hey there! I'm Malena, 29 years old, and Iive in the sunny city of Barcelona. I absolutely love meeting new people and diving into different cultures and languages. Traveling is my engine of life, so whenever I get a little free time, you can bet I'm planning my next adventure! :)
Olga
Barcelona
3 days
I’m not very good at long-term planning, my life is kind of a mess at the moment.. so I could confirm things about a week ahead..
Victoria
Barcelona
3 days
I’m a foodie and cultural explorer who loves immersing myself in local flavors and traditions. With a curious mind and a passion for meaningful connections, I enjoy deep conversations that inspire and broaden perspectives. Amsterdam is next on my list!!
Rebecca
Barcelona
5 days
Hey! It's me, Rebecca, another Italian abroad hehe ✈️ I become an expat 4 years ago, after being in Germany and Poland, now I made Barcelona my home! I work in Marketing and I love to travel so much that I'd love to do it for work. I love to meet new people and show around the cities I know!
Mathilde
Barcelona
3 days
I'm a 30 years old French girl living in Barcelona for 4 years now. I love meeting new people, local and travelers. I myself used a lot couchsurfing while traveling, so it's my time to pay off and over my sofa for who needs it !