Rome, Italy

Is Rome safe in 2026?

Rome scores 6.0/10 based on official indicators and reviews from travelers like you. Here is what to know before you go.

6.0/10
Mostly safe

Why does Rome get 6.0?

Rome sits in the "mostly safe" range with a score of 6.0/10. Generally fine, with a few precautions to take depending on neighborhood and time of day.

7-10 Safe
5-7 Mostly safe
3-5 Moderate
0-3 High caution
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Women's safety
81/100
Strong
LGBTQ+ rights
73/100
Good
Cultural life
100/100
Strong
Cost of stay
14/100
Very affordable
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What travelers say

3 reviews about Rome. Average rating: 5.0/5.

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sofialopes22Traveler
Rome au printemps, c'est magique

On rentre tout juste de 5 jours à Rome avec mon conjoint. Le printemps est vraiment la meilleure saison : les températures sont parfaites (20-22°C), les terrasses sont ouvertes, et il y a moins de touristes qu'en été. Le…

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travelwithbriTraveler
Bellissima!! Romans are so warm

I fell in love with Rome! As a Black woman I was treated like a queen honestly. Italian men are flirty but mostly harmless lol. The pasta is life changing - dont eat near the tourist spots go to Trastevere for the real d…

Is Rome safe in 2026? What the data says

Overall safety

Rome scores 6.0/10 on the MapSur safety index, in the mostly safe range. Most trips go smoothly, and the incidents travelers report are usually petty theft or scams rather than violent crime. Picking the right neighborhood and staying alert in crowded spots covers most of the risk.

For women traveling solo

The Georgetown WPS Index (2025) rates the country at 81/100 on women's inclusion, justice and security, in the higher range. Solo female travelers generally report feeling comfortable in Rome; the precautions are the standard big-city ones rather than anything specific.

For LGBTQ+ travelers

Equaldex rates the country at 73/100 on LGBTQ+ legal protections, in the higher range. Same-sex relationships are broadly recognized and Rome has a visible LGBTQ+ scene. As anywhere, the vibe varies by neighborhood; reviews from LGBT+ travelers give first-hand detail.

What travelers report

3 travelers have shared their experience of Rome on MapSur. Reviews can be filtered by profile (women, LGBT+, Black, Muslim or Jewish travelers, accessibility and more) so you can read feedback from people who travel like you.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Rome safe for travelers?

Rome scores 6.0/10. Generally fine; minor incidents are reported. Avoid showing valuables in crowded spots.

Is Rome safe at night?

Caution is advised at night in Rome. Favor busy, well-lit areas and check community reviews for neighborhoods to avoid after dark.

Is Rome safe for solo female travelers?

The Georgetown WPS Index (2025) rates the country at 81/100 on women's inclusion and security, in the higher range. Solo female travelers generally report feeling comfortable in Rome.

Is Rome welcoming to LGBTQ+ travelers?

Equaldex rates Rome's country at 73/100 on LGBTQ+ legal protections, in the higher range. Same-sex relationships are generally recognized.

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