– Naples, Italy – Known for high crime rates, particularly related to organized crime and petty theft. –
– Marseille, France – High levels of drug-related violence and gang activity make it one of France’s most dangerous cities. –
– Glasgow, Scotland – Historically high rates of violent crime, though it has improved in recent years. –
– Athens, Greece – Political unrest and protests sometimes lead to violent clashes, with issues like pickpocketing prevalent. –
– Tallinn, Estonia – While generally safe, it has a high rate of cybercrime compared to other European cities. –
– Birmingham, England – Known for gang violence, drug-related crimes, and high rates of robbery. –
– Brussels, Belgium – Petty crime and terrorism threats have made certain parts of the city more dangerous for tourists. –
– Riga, Latvia – Higher than average rates of violent crime and burglary compared to other Baltic cities. –
– Paris, France – Tourist-targeted crimes, including pickpocketing, and occasional violent protests make certain areas risky. –
Stockholm, Sweden – While Sweden is generally safe, Stockholm has seen a rise in gang-related shootings and drug-related violence in recent years.