Based on 5 local experiences
Based on 5 local experiences
Kayseri is generally a safe city, but it’s not completely risk-free. If you’re a tourist, it’s good to stay aware of your surroundings, especially at night. The city center, Hunat, Cumhuriyet Square, and Talas are usually safe, but areas like Sanayi, Buğday Pazarı, and Eski Sanayi can be a bit rougher, so it’s better to be cautious there. People in Kayseri are generally friendly and hospitable, but that doesn’t mean you should trust everyone too quickly. Small shopkeepers are usually fair, but taxi drivers might try to charge higher fares to tourists, so always check the price beforehand. At night, it's better to avoid deserted areas and use taxis or public transport instead. The tram and buses are safe during the day, but some stops can be empty at night.
Posted: February 14, 2025Ayşe
Kayseri is a city close to cappadocia which feels safe since it’s not very crowded and more family friendly. Overall people are nice I don’t spend so much time outside at night since city sleeps early don’t have much going on at nights but the area I live (Talas) is more student centered so it’s more lively compared to other parts of the city and feels safer in the evenings
Posted: February 14, 2025Ayşe
Hi everyone, this is Ayşe. I really love meeting new people and learning about new cultures! I hope to meet you have a coffee together and get to know each other! :)
Nazlican
I am 21 years old. I'm a student at the Department of English Language and Literature. I'm planning a trip abroad this summer. Books, movies, photography, theater, drama, concerts, learning new languages and cultures are some of the things that make up my life. I really want to see Spain and Italy abroad and I'm trying to prepare myself for this trip.
Ayşe
Kayseri
3 days
Hi everyone, this is Ayşe. I really love meeting new people and learning about new cultures! I hope to meet you have a coffee together and get to know each other! :)