How safe is Vesterbro, Copenhagen? [closed]

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I am going to stay alone at the Zleep hotel in the Vesterbro area in Copenhagen in October. Reading reviews of the hotel I see reports of lots of prostitutes and homeless drug addicts hanging around it, and that there's lots of fighting and screaming on the streets during the nights.

The hotel seems to be located near both Istegade and Hamltorvet, which on Wikipedia are specifically mentioned as places with prostitution and drug trafficking.

How safe is this area of Copenhagen? Would it be recommendable to return alone to the hotel late at night?



Best Answer

With the hotel being in the middle of the Copenhagen red light district, it can't be a great surprise that it's noisy outside at night.

In this area, you are also most likely to see both prostitutes, drug addicts and dealers hanging around. I might be ignorant and wouldn't consider any place in Copenhagen to be unsafe, but is there a particular reason why you assume that these persons are a threat to your safety?




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Is Copenhagen Denmark safe?

Generally speaking, Copenhagen is considered an extremely safe city to visit. It is a city with almost no risk of natural disasters and unlike most other European capitals, the crime rates here are average and common sense should keep you out of any trouble.

Where is the red light district in Copenhagen?

Along Vesterbrogade and Istedgade, where you will find the original red light district on the first stretch from Copenhagen Central Station and up, you will find plenty of bars, restaurants, and designer stores.

Where should I not stay in Copenhagen?

There are just four specific areas in Copenhagen to avoid if you want to feel safe. The Meat Packing District, also known as K\xf8dbyen, is close to Copenhagen's central train station, Bl\xe5g\xe5rds Plads and Mj\xf8lnerparken in N\xf8rrebro and a small area around Gothersgade and Borgergade in the city centre.

Is it safe to walk around Copenhagen at night?

Re: Is Copenhagen safe to walk at night? Yes - very safe. Speaking as a female I never any concerns about moving at around the city alone, day or night. 2.



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It is a safe as any other major city; just use common sense.

Keep your valuables in the hotel safe (carry photocopie of your passport for example).

In areas with a lot of people, always keep an eye on your stuff (wallet, bags...).

Do not look like a tourist... dress smart (as European mostly do).

Obvious: Do not participate in prostitution, do not participate in drug dealings...

Other than that, have fun, enjoy.

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