based on 133 experiences from female travelers
Sophie
United Kingdom
It was great, everyone was really nice. Definitely worth looking at thr small independent shops they were great and felt like home. Would go again as only went for a few days. But would highly recommend.
Posted: August 1, 2026Experienced: June, 2026Alexandra
Romania
First time (and so far, only time) solo travelling and it was the most amazing experience ever! Met a lot of awesome people, tried authentic middle eastern and chinese food for the first time. Very friendly people, didnt have a problem with pickpockets or scams. Stumbled upon a pro-palestine protest and regained my hope in humanity, would definitely go again!!
Posted: June 4, 2026Csilla
Hungary
I went to London just for a day (which sounds crazy), but it’s even crazier that I wnet there for book shopping! But while I was there, I really admired my surroundings, the scenery, the architecture and the people. I will definitely go back for a longer time 🥰
Posted: March 8, 2026Flo
Netherlands
It was awesome to see Londons iconic sights and learn about its history!!! Since it is a major city the prices and safety tend to reflect this but overall I had no negative experience traveling here. Would recommend 💂🏻♂️🎡🛤️
Posted: March 5, 2026Anika
Germany
really loved it, can recommend felt safe in my neighborhood (covent garden), would avoid areas like brixton at night, but at 11pm it still felt fine. same with camden, as long as the market is opened it's fine, but i wouldn't feel safe at night watch out for your phone, i've seen people get theirs stolen
Posted: March 3, 2026Experienced: February, 2025London is a beautiful lively place, full of amazing people. Lots of things to sightsee as well as activities - museums and etc. Lots of different cultures and types of food in one place. Nightlife it also great!
Posted: February 28, 2026Johanna
Austria
I sadly had only a day in london wich is not nearly enough for even a fraction of the interesting stuff to see and do. I had the luck of stumbling across the pride parade wich was really a sight to see.
Posted: February 23, 2026Experienced: January, 2024Viola
Finland
I felt safe with my family of 2 kids and my parents. It wasn't too hot in July but it was extremely crowded. I can believe that there's a lot of pickpocketing in the metro so I recommend being very cautious of that. Amazing city overall.
Posted: January 27, 2026Jesmelis
Ireland
It's a lovely town with plenty of activities to do. It is safe, I travel alone, it is advisable to buy online all tickets to the places you want to visit. I really liked it, I will definitely go again.
Posted: January 16, 2026Experienced: January, 2026Alejandra
United Kingdom
The greatest and busiest city on earth! Love the museums, fish and chips from poppies, and the long walks! As an exchange student I value budget wise stuff, so having free museums and leisure spots is a must. And surprisingly i didnt get lost on the subway!
Posted: December 13, 2025Experienced: December, 2025Based on 255 reports
Based on 255 reports
Kirsten
London is an incredibly safe city if you have your wits, there are people everywhere, all the time. The public transport is populated at all hours. For taxis, I’d use Ubers, as they’re quite cheap and plentiful
Posted: August 1, 2026Milica
Generally pretty safe. Main tourist areas require attention due to phone snatchers and small thieves but otherwise pretty safe. Outside of tourist areas (zone1) residential areas are very safe during the day, obviously different story in the night.
Posted: August 1, 2026Ankita
Be aware of pickpockets and phone snatchers in central London - especially Oxford Street. West London and Central London are much safer areas than south and east. Some tube lines run all night over the weekend.
Posted: June 17, 2026I would be careful of pickpockets especially in central London, such as taking your phones out near the road or even in tube stations. Stabbing I haven’t heard much of but I know it’s in certain areas in London that can be high.
Posted: June 14, 2026Central London definitely gets really busy - most people know when you come to London you need to be careful with your phone! It's not a regular occurrence but be cautious of pickpocketing. If walking alone at night, be careful, avoid going on all alone - at least have someone you can be on call with just to feel safer.
Posted: May 3, 2026Jen
I've grown up in London, so I might have a new Yorker mentality; I believe stick to yourself, don't get involved or make eye contact with random suspicious people on the street and you'll be okay. There's not much catcalling in London so you won't really be harassed (maybe if you're being extra boisterous while drunk). Our crackheads aren't that bad but don't give them something to look at. Soho/Tottenham court road has many homeless & degenerates at night time (past 12am).
Posted: April 21, 2026Based on reports from women living in London, we created a safety map highlighting areas where they feel unsafe during the day or at night.
Awa
London
3 days
Hi, I’m Awa! I’m Ivorian, raised in Copenhagen, and now in London. I’m a curator with a love for art, culture, architecture, and discovering places beyond the typical tourist trail. You’ll usually find me wandering through museums and galleries, browsing local bookshops , or seeking out beautiful food and thoughtful design. I enjoy slow, intentional travel and meaningful conversations with people from different backgrounds. Whether it’s exploring a new city on foot, finding hidden gems, or planning the perfect itinerary, I’m always curious and open to new experiences. Looking forward to meeting fellow travel lovers and sharing great adventures along the way!
María
London
3 days
I'm a Spanish woman working for a human rights charity in London. I have lived in this city half my life and love showing it to people. I have a part time business doing animal care and also practice massage therapy. I love nature, food, dancing and the arts. I'm sober and LGBTQI+ friendly