This can spoil the impression, because many problem hotspots are also where there are many tourists. > the inner 10th district (around Reumannplatz, Quellenplatz, Quellenstraße) is a bit dodgy in the evenings / nights, but statistically the 15th district is the most dangerous (followed by the noble districts 8 and 9)Ī warning to tourists: don't be alarmed, because Vienna is home to a huge number of homeless, junkies, "strange people" and, above all, many alcoholics. > U Burggasse-Stadthalle (& surroundings, incl. > the entire Gürtel (the big street), U6 stations (-> Vienna Floridsdorf station (located in the north)) > Vienna Praterstern train station (& surroundings) One should not be misled by personal impressions (Numbeo), just because Vienna is located in "beautiful" Austria does not mean that Vienna is automatically extremely safe. There are many countries where there is less robbery than in Austria (Österreich): (polizeilich_erfasste_Straftaten_pro_100_000_Einwohner)_FP2020V2.png The number of people robbed each year in Vienna is in the four-digit range, i.e. Vienna is the 11th safest city in Europe.īut you should be careful: Vienna is often described as extremely safe, Vienna is not that safe. Vienna is basically a safe city, even if there are still some cities in Europe that are safer than Vienna (Zagreb, Rejkjavik, Prague, Budapest, Munich, Warsaw, Zurich, Helsinki, Bucharest and Ljubljana).
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