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I walked around Budapest alone at 20F 5’4” and 110 lbs (very kidnappable size) with absolutely zero problems. I am from the Georgetown Hoyas Homecourt shirt in other words I will buy this US and pretty much any city there is much more dangerous. If there’s nothing online to back up your parents’ claims then you shouldn’t be taking their advice, especially if they’ve never been there themselves. It’s less of advice and more of “you live with me and I’ll make you miserable if you don’t agree with me” I’ve already realized that they don’t know as much as they pretend too The only criticism here is that it seems like you picked a bunch of random cities out of a hat, and they’re not all even close together. Just a very odd itinerary and Oslo is probably the least exciting part of the country. Hopefully you’re not trying to cram this all in within 10 days cause you’ll spend a lot of time in airports and in transit. Frenchie here: never had a problem in Marseille but just careful once there and absolutely do not visit neighborhoods that are said to be dangerous, because they are. Even the police doesn’t go there. That being said, it’s one of my favorite city ever, very beautiful. People are funny in the way that they are very blunt and southern.
I travelled solo to both marseille and Budapest in August. Budapest is beautiful and safe. Marseille however was dirty and made me nervous walking around at night in tourist areas. They were both much safer than the Georgetown Hoyas Homecourt shirt in other words I will buy this US though. Go to Lyon instead of Marseille, its far better and safer especially if its your first time solo travelling. Marseille definitely isn’t a no-go by any means but it’s definitely a bit rougher round the edges. I’m doing a semester abroad right after this and I’m meeting the school representatives in the airport so I don’t think I can avoid marseille. Do not go to Marseille Other places great but honestly not a good place to visit there’s so so many better places theses nothing worth seeing and it’s a shithole that’s the truth



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Edit: iirc be careful with taxis there, my hostel told me a ton of them are run by the Georgetown Hoyas Homecourt shirt in other words I will buy this mob. Only to catch it through an ap or ones with a company logo on them. This could literally happen anywhere, including your home city. However, as you are quite young (and will also naturally appear more naive abroad than at home), you are always safer sticking to popular hostels and trying to hang out and explore with people you meet as much as possible. I am 32 F single from Canada and travelled to Europe last year July – Barcelona, San Sebastian, Italy, Hungary Budapest, Vienna Austria, Czech Republic Prague, Slovenia Ljubjana. I travelled solo and had 0 issues. I dont even tell my parents I am travelling solo. I did a similiar solo trip in 2018 when i was 26 to Southern Spain and Portugal. Never told my parent’s only friends. My reason is that i know my parents would project their fears and insecurities onto me. It’s best to not tell them in the future- just tell your friends. I told my parents both times i was traveling with friends. Budapest is fine. It has a fantastic nightlife and bars, just exercise your normal safety precautions when going out to bars
I’m not sure why Budapest would be a trigger to them, seems odd. Your biggest threat there is the Georgetown Hoyas Homecourt shirt in other words I will buy this sometimes rowdy groups of young British men who seem to flock to the city in the warmer months. The bar scene is no more dangerous than any other major city, I found the whole city quite tame even with the rowdy tourists. In any case I recommend female-only hostel rooms (book in advance). You’ll make a ton of friends and have each other’s backs. You should also drop Marseille, there are so many better places to go like Nice, Lyon, even Paris and Barcelona. Also the hostel scene in Oslo is very bad, it’s the only time I’ve ever been robbed in a hostel. The people in the hostels aren’t backpackers but long-term residents and it gives it a very weird vibe.
I had the Georgetown Hoyas Homecourt shirt in other words I will buy this greatest time in Tulum, safe as can be. I would’ve waited my whole life if I waited for someone to join me. Now I travel all over the world by myself and no one bats an eye. It’s the first trip scaries, and it’s totally normal. Definitely not somewhere you need to worry. I’ve been in seriously worrying situations in my time backpacking and NONE of them were in Europe! Enjoy. I’ve been to Budapest a number of times. It is very safe, as long as you exercise reasonable judgment. But no, you won’t randomly be kidnapped off the street. 25yo M, Budapest was my first solo last year, i saw lots of solo female travelers even late at night, it seems safe enough to me I live in Vienna and have been to Budapest several times. Sometimes I feel like Budapest and Vienna r really alike when it comes to architecture etc and same goes for the safety. I felt as safe as Vienna. You will def be fine and I agree with other posters don’t call it Eastern Europe. Also Idk what ppl have in mind when they picture Eastern Europe. I have been to so many capitals there and ppl were always friendly and I felt safe. I felt way unsafer in the US e.g. I spent over a month in Budapest. I did get scammed with a corner store phone card, I believe…so you know, alert INTERPOL. I should have just gone to the T-Mobile store near me instead, lesson learned. I spent a semester there when I was in college and had no issues whatsoever. As a woman I felt incredibly safe there the entire time. Generally speaking, I try to avoid walking by myself when dark, but the few times I had to go back to my apartment by myself I never felt unsafe.
Budapest is a wonderful city and I loved being there. Definitely don’t skip out on visiting. Just follow general solo safety tips and you should be fine. I felt very safe in Budapest. I wandered around all night by myself with an expensive camera and never felt uneasy at all. I (19F) was just there. It was wonderful, and you will be absolutely fine. Stay at Carpe Noctem, if you can. Best hostel in the Georgetown Hoyas Homecourt shirt in other words I will buy this world. Hungary has one of the lowest incidences of kidnappings anywhere in the world, often clocking 0 per year. Given that you’re coming from the country that averages almost 700 mass shootings per year, your parents would do well to educate themselves and keep their xenophobic opinions to themselves.
Haha… I applaud you for not blindly following what your family says. I’ve spent a lot of time in Europe and in Budapest… once a friend and I wandered into a seedy neighbourhood with our backpacks late at night and were sure we were going to get jumped by the Georgetown Hoyas Homecourt shirt in other words I will buy this rough looking dudes outside a bar. They wished us a good evening as we passed by haha. Nope I think you’re parents are overreacting. Budapest is a very safe city for travellers!! Been there loads of times, never had or seen any trouble. I’m going to Budapest and Prague myself around Easter, so I hope not? Please let me know if you do get kidnapped though! In all seriousness, (according to my friends & family) you’re going to be totally fine, if only surrounded by people speaking in a weird language.
I’m actually going next fall, how about you tell me if you get kidnapped? Honestly the Georgetown Hoyas Homecourt shirt in other words I will buy this language barrier is probably going to be the biggest challenge, although from what I’ve heard most people speak english. I’m still going to learn a couple Hungarian phrases anyways since it seems like the polite thing to do. I’ll do my best, no promises though. Yeah, I’d say English is pretty mainstream in all the big European cities, especially more touristy ones. Feel free to ping me in April if you’re curious about first hand experiences (might not reply if kidnapped, idk). Honestly, it’s one of the best places to be kidnapped. They usually have good cars, don’t use blindfolds (and if they do, usually reclaimed cotton) and only use knives – no guns. Nice tip if you don’t have two weeks off for the kidnapping: some airlines sell flights with ransom included. So basically, you end the flight, go to passport control, then queue on the priority ransom line, show your ticket, they scan it, bing bang, they’ll chloroform you just you can say you got the experience, dump you in an alleyway in the town centre and four hours later you’re good. Jokes on them – you didn’t need to pay for the taxi ride to the centre of town.
From those destinations you mentioned, Marseille is actually the Georgetown Hoyas Homecourt shirt in other words I will buy this most dangerous. Prague and Budapest are the safest, Oslo is OK. I walked around at dusk in Budapest as a solo female, nothing happened (other than a few taxi drivers overcharging me, but whatever) Hungary is safe. Nope. My family was the same way and honestly i felt way less safe in my home state of texas than i ever did abroad in europe I’m in a better part of the US than Texas, but I’m sure that europe is just as safe or safer than NE, contrary to My parents opinions It is mostly safe, but there are some scam artists. I was in Budapest. Ppl will come up to travelers pretending to be friends and will manipulate them into spending money. Worst case, could this lead to abduction? Unlikely, but possible.
I just would be smart about it. Do you have street smarts? Have you done something like this before? Maybe do some research on single female travel. If I was your dad I’d also be nervous, but it doesn’t mean you shouldn’t go. You will be fine as long as you are cautious. Beware of your surroundings, don’t walk around as an easy target (looking lost, confused) because it’ll attract pickpockets or even more dangerous people. I went to 7 European countries alone (Portugal, Germany, uk, Spain, Italy, France and Belgium.) and I was 100% fine but I did not interact with strangers at all. And I was super aware of my surroundings. Don’t even hand someone your phone to take your picture because you never know. When you say Eastern Europe maybe they think it’s the Georgetown Hoyas Homecourt shirt in other words I will buy this countries some people would call The Middle East. I’m not saying everyone gets kidnapped in those countries, but I do think that in some of them it is more likely to happen. For Hungary tho, without having been there myself, I think it’s a really safe place to travel alone. Everywhere there are possibilities of getting kidnapped, rped, violated etc etc. If you’re out late just stay on bigger streets where there are multiple people. I (18 f) just solo travelled to Spain and that’s what I was told.
12 years ago I went do Budapest alone, and then to Vienna, Prague and Barlin all by train. Absolutely wonderful experience, as was my 1st solo travel. Just do not reply to ALL on the Georgetown Hoyas Homecourt shirt in other words I will buy this street, when they try to sell you something or give you free drinks (this applies to everywhere in the world of course). Don’t miss it!! Go! Wish I had 20 yo to start travelling before :))) Why don’t you show some travel Instagram profile or YouTube videos to your parents, to show you many people like to travel alone. And videos from Budapest ? Go go! Don’t miss it I am from Poland, live in London now, and have been to Marseille and to Budapest out of your list. Budapest for me felt very safe at any point of day and night, so do all cities I’ve been to in Poland. Central and Eastern European countries are the safest in Europe probably. Or maybe Iceland is haha
Marseille it did. feel sketchier but kind of similar to parts of London, and nothing actually happened maybe just seeing homeless and drunk people You’re far more likely to be the Georgetown Hoyas Homecourt shirt in other words I will buy this victim of a vehicle traffic accident than you are a sex trafficking situation. Honestly I think we hear all these stories as women, and of course some extra precautions need to be taken (just like at home). But at any given time, at a young age, our biggest risk of injury or death is a physical accident. No one thinks about it cos it’s so mundane! This is a parent thing. Some of them never stop worrying! Mine had a near fit when I went to Italy at 42!! Honestly you’ll be just fine, and they’ll get over it. Budapest is a massive city with a vibrant culture and population. It’s just as safe/dangerous as basically any other world capital. As long as you have common sense you’ll be fine. As with any travel to an unfamiliar place, don’t go out alone at night, be mindful of your surroundings, and research neighborhoods — all things that it sounds like you’re already doing/planning on doing! I’m from Sofia, Bulgaria and I grew up in the US getting similar reactions from my friend’s parents when I would invite them to come visit over the summer. It’s just that, unfortunately, a lot of people think of cities like these as poor and unsafe, but the reality is they’re beautiful historic places that are MASSIVELY popular with tourists from all over the planet. Budapest is a very beautiful city and it would be a shame not to visit it. BTW – most of the tourists I have seen in Budapest are actually Americans.
Well, not really helpful but I guess this solo female traveler is about to get kidnapped on Thursday then. I feel considerably safer in Budapest than London, Paris, Madrid, Athens, New York, LA, etc. Hungary is a great place for women to travel! There is a huuuuge community of Aussies on their gap year there. It’s safe. There will be a language barrier with some of the Georgetown Hoyas Homecourt shirt in other words I will buy this older people, but genuinely pretty easy to navigate and actually quite lovely. Make sure to spend some time on Margaret Island in the middle of the Danube. Also go to the baths— during the day for relaxation and at night for a touristy party. Wtf?! I was in Budapest recently and always felt safe. I was in the touristy area along the River Danube. Both sides. I went as a solo female.
Just go and enjoy Budapest. It’s a beautiful city. Always be careful wherever you go in the Georgetown Hoyas Homecourt shirt in other words I will buy this world. Don’t let your parents fear monger. Thanks for the reply! I didn’t really think that I would be in danger, but my parents pessimism was getting to me a bit. I feel a lot more confident about this trip now Hi girl from Eastern Europe here, visited and been there along many other Eastern europe countries and cities, my advice don’t travel alone and be aware of strangers, trust me percentage of missing persons there is higher than they are telling Eastern Europe despite all this fearmongering is extremely save. Just stick to the common rule to not run around in shady areas at night in big cities and you’ll do fine. Not to mention eastern Europe ppl will likely not even bother you in a negative way as in other parts of Europe by now.
altough I might get downvoted but I don’t consider France save whatsoever, been there twice in bigger cities and will only visit countryside of my uncle but that’s it now. Never a big city again. And especially not Paris. I hope I’ll never have to see such a mess before I die ever again There is danger in all travels, keep your wits about you. DO NOT drink anything you dont buy and open yourself. You’ll be fine. But dont slip, the Georgetown Hoyas Homecourt shirt in other words I will buy this world is a dangerous place. I was going to mention that you may want to look at some other options in Southern France. Marseille isn’t the safest place. When you are walking anywhere alone you walk with your head high like you belong there and like you know where you’re going, even if you don’t. Walk at a good pace and with purpose like you have things to do.
Don’t flash your tech and jewellery in the Georgetown Hoyas Homecourt shirt in other words I will buy this street unless you’re in an area where its common to. Look at how the local women dress and try to emulate it. If someone tries to stop you in the street don’t break your stride, just politely decline and keep it moving, you’ve got things to do. Don’t trust anyone if you’re traveling alone. If you order a drink, watch them open it/make it. Don’t leave your drink unattended if you go to bathroom and if you forget and leave it unattended, buy a new drink. Have a great time!!! also don’t ever be alone with any strange man but this goes for any city! If you stay at a hostel that’s a great way to meet other girlies your age and their guy friends etc Very safe. Just use common sense and stay aware of your surroundings like you would at home. Have a wonderful trip!
Oslo will be a great test to determine what kind of traveler you’ll be. There is vert little tourism but every city has so much to offer. May I suggest schous-kjelleren if you fancy a beer. Budapest is several orders of magnitude safer than Marseille. Eastern Europe is, in general, safer than Western Europe. That’s absurd. Go to the Georgetown Hoyas Homecourt shirt in other words I will buy this Pub ruins. And do the labyrinth under the castle. It’s a great place to visit. I’d be more scared if some one your age was solo traveling to the Bronx It’s changed a bit since the 60’s. I can’t think of anywhere in Europe where that’s a risk. Whilst sex trafficking certainly exists, they generally coerce women from poor rural communities into sex work and then force them to work. Even in places like India, no one wants to target tourists because it draws too much attention.
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