How safe is that neighbourhood?
Official crime data covering over 520 million people, zoomable down to the street you'll sleep on.
How it works
Search a country, city or neighbourhood - or tap the locate button and Safetlas finds your district.
Officially recorded crime per 1,000 residents, coloured within one country - never across borders.
Tourist centres look worse per resident. Grey never means unsafe. Every map ships with its warning label.
Stop decoding maps. Just ask.
Type a question in plain words and Safetlas answers it from official crime data, right down to the district - no colour scales to read, no legends to learn. Every answer is grounded in the real numbers, never guessed.
Is the area around Rue de Rivoli in Paris safe? Ask Try Ask Safetlas →Numbers can mislead. Ours come with the warning label attached.
Our methodology isn't small print - it's the product. Three rules we never break:
Countries define and record crime differently. Colours and rankings never cross borders - a Swedish number next to an Italian one is a lie with decimals.
Grey and hatched areas mean no reliable official data - nothing more. Most places never make the news for a reason.
Rates are per resident. City centres host millions of visitors and few residents, which inflates their numbers - we say so right on the map.
Get your bearings before you go.
Check the district before the hotel, the street before the flat. A few minutes now beats a bad first night in a new city.
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