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Budapest Named One of Europe’s Safest Cities in New 2025 Study

2025.08.15

Budapest has once again proven itself to be a secure destination, earning a place among Europe’s top ten safest cities in a newly released study by UK-based Riviera Travel.

The new study by Riviera Travel, published on August 6, 2025 drew on Numbeo’s Quality of Life Index, taking into account both current safety levels and five-year trends. The Hungarian capital achieved an impressive overall safety score of 76.94, securing its spot at number ten on the list.

This recognition confirms what many travelers already know: Budapest offers not only world-class culture, stunning architecture, and a vibrant culinary scene, but also peace of mind. Visitors can explore the city’s iconic sights—from the grand Parliament building to the lively ruin pubs—knowing that safety is a key part of the Budapest experience.

The city is also increasingly popular with solo female travelers, who frequently describe feeling comfortable and secure throughout their stay. With well-lit streets, an efficient public transport network, and a warm local welcome, Budapest provides an environment where women traveling alone can enjoy everything from late-night walks along the Danube to relaxed afternoons in its famous thermal baths.

Budapest’s inclusion in Riviera Travel’s 2025 Safest Destinations Index reinforces its reputation as not just a beautiful place to visit, but also a city where travelers can immerse themselves in the experience with complete confidence. Whether arriving for a weekend getaway or a longer cultural adventure, guests can count on a safe, inspiring, and unforgettable stay in the heart of Hungary.

"Budapest rounds off our top ten safest cities in Europe with a total safety score of 76.94. The Hungarian capital, renowned for its dazzling Danube riverfront, historic thermal baths, and vibrant ruin pubs, is a popular destination. Despite rising crime rates (46.64), its crime level remains at moderate (30.30), securing it a position among Europe’s safest destinations." says the research.

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