based on 308 experiences from female travelers
I spent some time in Brighton for a home sitting stay, and it was such a lovely experience! I was lucky to have great weather and really enjoyed the city’s relaxed, cosmopolitan vibe. I loved the beautiful architecture and being able to walk to the beach every day to admire the Palace Pier. During my stay, I explored the surroundings ; the stunning Seven Sisters, Birling Gap, and the famous lighthouse were unforgettable. I also tried some fun and unusual activities like visiting the Smugglers Adventure Caves and the True Crime Museum in Hastings. It was a perfect mix of culture, nature, and a bit of adventure!
Posted: October 28, 2025Experienced: March, 2025Clémentine
Netherlands
Brighton is a great city. People are very welcoming and open minded. There are so many activities of all types. And the nature is beautiful with the seaside and the many hikes around such as Seven Sisters.
Posted: October 12, 2025Experienced: September, 2025Andrine
Norway
I felt very safe in London. I traveled alone at 18 and stayed at The New Linden Hotel, which was central but not too busy. I used the underground by myself to get around and walked a lot. The city system was easy to understand, and I mainly stayed in tourist areas. I always wore my bag crossbody so nothing could be stolen. I was lucky with the weather (22°C and sunny), which made the trip even better. I really enjoyed the city and would love to return – though next time not alone!
Posted: October 1, 2025Edinburgh is a great city to visit. It’s very cultural and if you put in a little work you can plan a great trip. Theres a lot of free museums such as national gallery. Theres also comedy clubs and they do deals if you are a student. I would recommend going the week before the fringe as there will also be people trying out their acts, but the accomodation isn’t insanely expensive.
Posted: September 1, 2025I love London, and I’ve been there multiple times, both alone and with my family. I was 15 when I was in London alone for the first time. I stayed with some family, but I was mostly out alone. I feel safe walking around and haven’t had any uncomfortable experiences ‘yet’. I have mostly stayed around Pimlico, Knightsbridge or in Mayfair, love them all and feel safe. The people are relatively nice and open. The food is good and you can find all kind of foods and drinks, the prices are maybe a bit pricey though.
Posted: August 20, 2025Based on 760 local experiences
Based on 760 local experiences
In the rural areas it is very safe, bigger cities can get a bit more dangerous at night but are mostly ok. Avoid Preston, this is the most unsafe place. Clitheroe and Lytham are beautiful and feel very safe!
Posted: November 6, 2025I am a single girl in her 20s and I have felt safe 90% of the time. Of course that 10% is when you’re in rougher areas or it’s late at night. But for the most part I feel incredibly safe. Of course there is crime like any city but you just have to be careful
Posted: November 5, 2025The main city is very safe and you can usually see people around even pretty late at nights. Its always still a good idea to go out with some people. It can be a bit hard to get a taxi on certain days
Posted: November 4, 2025Maria
It is quite safe but I would be aware of backstreets. It is quite safe but I would be aware of backstreets. It is quite safe but I would be aware of backstreets. It is quite safe but I would be aware of backstreets.
Posted: November 4, 2025Hi all to anyone travelling to London Crime has risen but can still be enjoyed. Top tips are have your bag infront of you,be alert in crowds day/night. Pick the safest option when travelling at night.
Posted: November 4, 2025