Is San Marino safe?
Very safe, with minimal crime and a calm centre. Steep stone lanes, heat, and fog on the roads are the main concerns.
Key facts
- SoloSquare safety rating: 5/5, very safe.
- Homicide rate in San Marino: 3.6 per 100,000 people (2002, UNODC via World Bank).
- Road deaths in San Marino: 0.0 per 100,000 people a year (2016, WHO).
- Emergency numbers: Police 113 · Ambulance 118 · Fire 115.
Safety in San Marino at a glance
| What to expect | |
|---|---|
| Overall | 5/5 · Very safe |
| Crime | Extremely low; the occasional theft from parked cars at tourist lots. |
| At night | The center is empty and quiet after shops close; streets feel safe but few places stay open. |
| Solo women | Very comfortable for solo women; harassment is rare and the center is compact. |
| Other risks | Steep stone paths; Fog and ice on roads in winter; Heat in July–August |
Scams, areas and local laws
Take care
- Steep cobblestones: wear proper shoes
- Mountain roads in fog or ice
Calmer areas to stay
Quick answers
Is San Marino safe for solo female travelers?
Very comfortable for solo women; harassment is rare and the center is compact.
Is San Marino safe at night?
The center is empty and quiet after shops close; streets feel safe but few places stay open.
What is the crime rate in San Marino?
Extremely low; the occasional theft from parked cars at tourist lots. Nationally, San Marino records 3.6 homicides per 100,000 people a year (2002).
What number do I call in an emergency in San Marino?
Police 113 · Ambulance 118 · Fire 115.
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Sources
- San Marino Tourism
- Istituto per la Sicurezza Sociale
- World Bank: intentional homicides (UNODC)
- World Bank: road traffic deaths (WHO)
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