The portal Adventourely.com published an article titled “How Safe Do People Feel to Walk Alone at Night in Europe” and a list of countries considered the safest in Europe for walking at night.

Croatia is in first place, and Germany is in 29th place.

As Adventourely. com writes, the conducted research is based on the subjective perception of safety among individuals when walking alone on the streets at night in different countries.

The aim of the research is to find out how safe people feel in their countries.

According to the research, Croatia is in first place for safety when walking alone at night. It is followed by Slovenia, Iceland, Georgia, and Switzerland.

Croatia holds the top position with an impressive safety rate of 74.63, followed closely by Slovenia with 74.40. Iceland secures third place with a safety rate of 72.26, while Georgia and Switzerland round out the top five with rates of 69.72 and 69.35 respectively. These countries represent an example of a strong sense of safety within their borders.

On the other hand, France is at the bottom of the list with a safety rate of 35.59, followed immediately by Belarus with 36.44. Belgium takes second-to-last place with a safety rate of 41.25, while the United Kingdom and Sweden complete the bottom five with rates of 43.00 and 43.69 respectively.

Is Croatia safe to visit?

Yes, generally, Croatia is a very safe place to visit. Croatia has a Level 1 travel advisory, the safest level from the U.S. Department of State, writes Adventourely.com.

Croatia ranks 15th on the Global Peace Index out of 163 evaluated countries. It ranked 48th out of 195 countries for its Global Health score, and both figures are promising for potential travelers.

As reported by adventourely. com, the crime rate in Croatia is low. You can feel safe walking around during the day or at night. However, as with any destination, crime can happen here too. Some areas of Croatia may be more dangerous than others.

The full list of countries considered the safest in Europe for walking alone at night can be viewed at the link here.

Source: fenix-magazin.de