based on 7 experiences from female travelers
Anastasia
Ukraine
Western Ukraine: Chernivtsi, Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk, as well as Odesa and the Odesa cats. I visited these cities for the first time and was absolutely amazed by the beauty of our country and how cozy and welcoming it feels. The Carpathian Mountains, hiking up Mount Hoverla, local souvenir markets - it’s hard to put into words. It was truly incredible.
Posted: April 20, 2026Experienced: June, 2024Did I feel safe? Mostly yes, but with caution. Air raid alerts happen, and you need to stay updated. People go on with life, but the war is still real. I felt safe during the day in central areas, especially with locals around. Things to do / skip: Do: – Walk around Podil, Andriyivskyy Descent, and Mariinsky Park – Visit St. Sophia’s Cathedral and Kyiv Pechersk Lavra – Check out local bookshops and cozy cafés – Try a banya (Ukrainian sauna) for a unique experience Skip: – Expensive tourist...
Posted: June 8, 2025Sophia
Ukraine
People are very friendly, they helped us almost for free. The food was delicious, the views were damn good, and we didn't need a big budget because we were just relaxing rather than looking for activities. There were problems with transportation, because these are mountains, but the locals saved the races here.
Posted: May 20, 2025Experienced: August, 2024marichka
Ukraine
i travelled with my friend (we both r minors lol) but still we felt pretty safe even in the evenings! must visit a lake and city centre ofc best food we had was in 'Depo', nice burgers, sushi and others. also there are many cool cafes! our budget was like near 2k hryvnyas (50$ lol) per person, we stayed there for 4 days but! we lived in my granny's for free so TRANSPORT YES FINALLY. for me, as a person from Lviv where we have 25₴ = 60 cents for one tram/trolley/bus ride (it IS a lot),...
Posted: December 24, 2024Based on 114 reports
Based on 114 reports
Overall, the city is quite safe, if you don’t count the drone and missile attacks from Russia that affect our region and many parts of Ukraine in general. As for crime, I don’t have much personal experience with it. In some areas, it can feel less safe at night, especially where larger groups of people gather and drink. The main concern can sometimes be men in such situations. But overall, daily life in the city is fine.
Posted: April 20, 2026Anastasiia
Not safe at all because of bombing and russian attacks. But since I used to live here like many Ukrainians, we kinda adopt. And you should not ignore air alarms. It could be nice, but you never sure where the strike can be.
Posted: April 15, 2026When there is no shelling, the city is generally calm and full of life. When there is an air raid alert, it is better to take shelter. There is no criminal spirit here. You need to watch your belongings, just like in any city. You get different people, but mostly in Kyiv there is a low level of thieves or criminal stories.
Posted: April 1, 2026Natalie
The only yet huge danger is obviously the war that is going on in Ukraine, you never know where the next rocket or drone might hit. Before the full invasion Kyiv was safe place to visit. Nevertheless, it’s beautiful city
Posted: March 21, 2026Polina
Lviv
2 days
Hi, I’m Polina — a curious soul who loves turning chaos into beauty and ideas into action. I enjoy designing meaningful travel experiences, organizing events, and mentoring people through change. I believe in the power of clarity, kindness, and a well-structured Notion page 🙂 Traveling for me isn’t just about seeing places — it’s about connecting with stories, people, and possibilities. I often help friends plan their dream trips and discover opportunities they never thought possible. If you’re looking for someone who can inspire courage, hold space for deep conversations, or just enjoy a well-thought-out city walk — I’m your kind of travel buddy. Let’s make meaningful memories together 🌍
Yeva
Kyiv
7 days
Hello everyone! I'm just very enthusiastic about meeting new people, and hope to make some nice memories with girlies out there.