Zurich, Switzerland : Switzerland as a whole is one of the safest countries to travel to solo, but Zurich is the city that captured my heart most. Just big enough to remain interesting for a few days but with a small village feel, the city is full of winding alleyways and postcard-worthy views. For an authentic experience consider renting an apartment (with a balcony) for a few nights and spend your days meandering the cities’ many pockets., Vancouver, Canada : Vancouver is the kind of city you imagine yourself living in just hours into your visit. The city has a casual vibe to rival Melbourne but with a more outdoorsy feel thanks to Stanley park bustling with runners, walkers and cyclists in even the worst weather. This is one of the best cities for female solo travelers who love to be more active on their escapes. There are some great hikes in the area, too., Bruges, Belgium : I absolutely adore Bruges and this is also one of the first cities I travelled to solo. My visit to Bruges was almost entirely by mistake when I began researching day trips from Paris. Although I did appreciate my one day in Bruges many years ago, I was even more appreciative when I got to return a year later. Two should be a minimum, but ideally, you could spend three-four nights here and really lose yourself in the charm. Although it feels more like a town, Bruges is in our top picks of cities for female solo travelers because of that small-town charm. It doesn’t feel too overwhelming, making it a great choice for first time solo travelers., Stockholm, Sweden : Stockholm has always intrigued me with its’ iconic street style it has become so renowned for, but I was absolutely amazed when began exploring by foot and realising how large and intriguing this city is. You could easily spend three-four days in Stockholm before venturing off further into Sweden, as this is easily one of the safest countries to travel in and really easy to get by (nearly everyone speaks perfect English which is handier than you would think!), Kyoto, Japan : Of all the cities I visited in Japan, Kyoto was by far my favourite. If your idea of Japan encompasses history, tradition and culture, then look no further… this city has it all! Located just an hour away by train is another safe city with a completely different urban vibe: Osaka. Both should be on your itinerary. In my opinion, some of the best cities for female solo travelers are in Japan. This country is so safe and comfortable to travel in that it is hard to beat., Lisbon, Portugal : Every time I visit Lisbon I feel as if I’m still just skimming the surface. The first time I visited I went alone and had an absolute blast: wandering, shopping for trinkets, searching out views and avoiding any sense of direction until the sun started to go down. The second visit I went with three girlfriends and had just as much fun, so with this one you can go either way!, Budapest, Hungary: When I first travelled to Budapest six years ago I thought I had stumbled upon a hidden gem. I was on my first solo adventure and wanted to throw a couple of “off the beaten path” destinations into the mix, of which Budapest was one at the time. Now, Budapest has become a mandatory stopover on any travellers European itinerary! But despite its increase in popularity, the Hungarian capital has managed to retain its charm and is still a great choice for budget travellers., Sedona, Arizona : I was working in Phoenix some years ago when I sporadically decided to rent a car and drive north through the length of Arizona. In just four days I made my way to the Northern tip and until today, it remains one of the best adventures I have ever had. If you’re a solo female traveller who prefers isolation and serenity, I truly don’t think you could beat using Sedona as your base. There are oodles of hiking trails shooting off in every direction, leaving me to believe a week here would not be an overkill., Hong Kong, China : The first city I ever travelled to was Hong Kong and so it has occupied a very special place in my heart for some time now. Each time I visit the city seems to change beyond recognition, so that I never get bored exploring a new neighbourhood or one of the outlying islands. Solo females will love the abundance of hiking trails you can enjoy outside of the city, giving the perfect balance for girls who want to experience both the city and serenity. I would recommend 9-10 days for your first visit… there’s a lot to discover!, Hoi An, Vietnam : Vietnam is another destination that has rapidly gained in popularity over the past five or six years, but one visit to the country and you will soon see why. Not only is Southeast Asia cheap to travel to (and as a consequence you get a lot more bang for your buck), but it is also rich in history, culture and traditions. Hoi An was the city I felt most safe in: wandering around by myself in the muggy evenings, enjoying the night market vibes and retreating to my beach resort after a few days in the city.

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