CRIME CAPITAL 😱 THESE ARE THE MOST DANGEROUS CITIES IN ITALY 🇮🇹
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- Опубліковано 8 чер 2024
- Welcome back to Dramatically Expatic! In today's video, I'll share with you the official ranking of the most dangerous cities in Italy - and my thoughts on whether these cities actually feel dangerous or not. Watch this video till the end to find out what is the crime capital of Italy and subscribe for more Italian travel advice!
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01:07 5th place
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05:10 2nd place
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In Rome, I felt in danger only in one area - surroundings of the Termini Station. I had a bus leaving early morning from the side of the station. The area was full of drunk or even drug addicts, one became aggressive to people, the bus driver had to call the police as the situation could escalate into physical
I think that the point is precisely which part of the city is dangerous. For instance Palermo, despite the fact huge portions of the historic centre are derelict is not so dangerous, though neighborhoods around are (I didn’t have bad experiences but felt uncomfortable in some). Naples is confusing and overwhelming, but even though it’s not rich, I felt perfectly safe (at least if you exclude the motor mess). Lonely areas can be dangerous anywhere, not only in Italian cities.
Loving these videss. Keep up the great work.
Not Naples??
Still safer. Naples has 1million people and 40 homicides. The us is many times higher
I know. Or maybe Palermo.
Naples hasn’t been “The most dangerous” city in Italy, for a decade. There are a lot of out-dated stereotypes about Napoli, but in reality, it’s a wonderful, fascinating place. There are far more people who will help you than people who have any interest in hurting you. It’s no more dangerous than any other big city in Europe.
I love Napoli with all my heart.
Don’t knock Naples until you have tried it, and you should definitely try it 😊💙
Yes, just using common sense while traveling anywhere is important.
I did guess Rome. I actually thought Naples would be in the top 5, pleasantly surprised it’s not though! ❤
Safer than America by far
@@TonyParmesano-zl6ls My wife is from a Latin American country where most people don’t have guns, they found out after national protests what happens when the government goons with guns show up. Also it’s pretty bad for those who want to freely live their faith.
America is a big place...
Years ago after dinner in a busy touristy area my wife and I were walking in the direction of the Coliseum and I noticed on the other side of the street a large individual keeping pace with us and glancing over. I made eye contact so he knew I was aware and we turned back to the more crowded area.
anywhere in the world, especially living in the US, there are dangerous cities but always being aware of our surroundings and we would be ok! Love traveling Italy however there are good and not so good places anywhere in any cities! Thank you for your video!🌺
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no Napoli?!?! i am SHOCKED. XD
Cause it's not dangerous city...not like the US
A few weeks ago, I was pick-pocketed at the Porta Portese outdoor market/ flea market, which takes place in the Trastevere section of Rome. i had a cross-body bag. It was resting on my hip. My hands were occupied, moving items on the vendor’s table. Was the vendor working with the pick-pocket, because he locked eyes with me and seemed to be angry because I had asked aquestion without saying hello. I thought that the bag was a good one, because it had a latch on the front that I fiunddifficult to open. The pick-pocket must have been very skillful to open the latch, which involves pressing two places on the sides of the bulky plastic rectangular latch. Unfortunately, once the latch was opened and the front flap was lifted up, there was no zipper. The inside compartments of the bag were exposed, and my wallet was right near the top,
Making a video on the "most dangerous Italian cities" is like making a video on the "most dangeruos kittens" 🐈 and how even kittens can scratch you if you're not careful. Meow! 😊
Having said that, there is only one truly dangerous place where you really risk your life in Italy: *pedestrian crossings.* 🤣
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What are YOUR choices for the unsafest city?
I’m surprised Naples did not make the top 2.
Wow I heard Naples was so dangerous so I never stopped by there but I've been to Milan multiple times and never had a problem. I guess I have to go to Naples now its not in top 5 dangerous list
Most of the crime issues in italy are theft . Homicide rate is very low
Naples is amazing. It’s my favourite city in the world.
It’s endlessly fascinating and incredibly welcoming. I love It.
This opinion about Napoli is so outdated…..please visit one day and see for yourself…..you won’t regret it xx
Common sense rules as always.
Awesome. Brilliant content. Support Italy 🇮🇹. Tourism it best nation in Europe Italy got everything Thomas.
I've visited northern Italy many times, and experienced (minor) problems in both Bologna and Milan, such as drunks & junkies fighting, being aggressively pestered for money etc. But that's just the same as I see every day at my local high street here in the UK. Overall, I wouldn't say they're 'dangerous' places.
Cultural enrichment from Africa and the Middle East is so wonderful isn’t it?
As someone in south Italy I see there are No southern cities on the list. Not surprised at all. I think you did a very good explanation, as even the most 'dangerous' cities in Italy are still not very dangerous. I mean that could be a top 5 by many people as to the Best Places to go to in Italy, especially amongst foreign travellers. So that says a lot. Also, I think it should be said that this list has a lot to do with where Illegal migrants, etc, go to. Anyway, very good.
Direct correlation between demographics and crime. What I advise is to look at the amount and make-up of the non-italian residents. Towns where the foreigners are Western Europeans are - according to the statistics, not the politics - are much much safer than those with non-European immigrants. Fact
I agree 100% just use common sense. Big cities all over the world are going to have some issues.
Florence is incredible, my husband and I walked around till 1am in the morning and never ever felt unsafe. We've been to Milan and zero issues, but yes, I wouldn't hang around the train station at night. Bologna was the same, wonderful. I think Naples(surprised it's not on the list) has a reputation because it's gritty...trying to drive around is just plain stupid if you're not a local. Naples is not as sophisticated as other Italian cities, and definitely didn’t feel comfortable walking around late at night like in Florence. In Naples we did feel we had to be more cautious, not in the sense of "safety" but that cab drivers were going to up charge, or some restaurants in very touristy areas might charge more because we were tourists.
The only time I feel unsafe...in the true sense of the word, is when we are back home in the U.S... and not at obvious places like a train station at night... it's places where one should not have to worry about safety...
These statistics shouldn't count petty crime...
Can you add the sources of these statistics? So one can go and understand how they were made?
I felt completely safe in both Rimini and Bologna.
Naples
We were hassled by migrant hawkers, in Pisa, who just didn't get the message until I had a very polite word in his ear that if he didn't F off he was going to need a doctor. In Rome however, in need of the WC, whilst at the whispering wall doing my business my bum pack was slit open. I felt nothing, it was my wife who, on my return to our table pointed out the damage.. Luckily I had nothing of value in it. Next time I'll carry a set rat trap in it!
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Sadly the face of Europe is changing!
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And the winner is ..... Rome. Well Milan is not that different
That dramatic look! Have been to Italy many times and never ever had problems. You’ve got your own responsibility as a tourist. You’re not making any advertisement in this way. Why on earth you’re staying in Italy?!
My non-Italian friends from Italy told me about an interesting phenomenon. If you want to live in a safe place, choose those cities where all profitable places are under the control of local people of honor. It sounds unusual, but it is logical. People of honor have invested a lot of money in hotels, resorts, restaurants, parks, etc. And they don't need financial problems due to the lack of tourists, including local tourists. Plus, in such cities there are very few emigrants who only interfere with tourists.
Although bandits can rob and beat you anywhere. Austria is one of the safest countries in Europe and in the world. So what? I was robbed twice (the second time I was beaten thoroughly :)) in Vienna. A couple of blocks from the local police headquarters
Bulshit Hollywood
People of honor!???
italy is overall a safe country and not because of the reasons you described....
Peoples of honor? You like USA films
Ma voi stranieri, non sarebbe sensato vi occupaste un poco degli affari vostri e dei problemi che affliggono le vostre contrade? Sempre di noi dovete parlare?
😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤ se tutti amano l'italia o ne sono ossesionati ,
you are trying to hard