The statistics portal World through Statistics, for the second year in a row, declared Croatia the safest country in Europe for night walks, while France was marked as the most unsafe at night.
In terms of safety, Slovenia is in second place, Iceland is third, Georgia is fourth, and Switzerland is fifth on the list of 41 European countries considering how safe it is to walk alone at night.
Sixth place was taken by the Czech Republic, seventh by Denmark, and eighth by Estonia. Finland is in ninth place, the Netherlands is tenth, while neighboring Montenegro took 11th place. Serbia is in 15th place, Macedonia is in 17th place, and Bosnia and Herzegovina is in 26th place.
As for the less safe countries, they are Sweden, Great Britain, Belgium, Belarus, and as the most dangerous country for walking at night, France was declared, which was in the last, 41st place.
