Crime in Nuremberg, Germany

I grew up in Nuremberg and have lived here for almost 30 years now. Even compared to other cities in Germany, I would describe Nuremberg as a very safe city and the official statistics and crime rates support this view. Of course, as in almost all (West) German cities, there are neighborhoods that are less affluent and often more multicultural than others. And of course there are also black sheep here, but from personal experience I can say that neither I nor people from my environment have had any bad experiences worth mentioning. As a Nuremberg resident, I find these places in particular very beautiful and exciting, as they are lively and offer a wide range of art, culture and culinary delights. Places that I find less pleasant are large traffic hubs, such as the main railway station or the Plärrer, as people are unfortunately often under the influence of alcohol or drugs there, especially in the evenings or at weekends.

Übersetzt mit DeepL (https://www.deepl.com/app/?utm_source=ios&utm_medium=app&utm_campaign=share-translation)I grew up in Nuremberg and have lived here for almost 30 years now. Even compared to other cities in Germany, I would describe Nuremberg as a very safe city and the official statistics and crime rates support this view. Of course, as in almost all (West) German cities, there are neighborhoods that are less affluent and often more multicultural than others. And of course there are also black sheep here, but from personal experience I can say that neither I nor people from my environment have had any bad experiences worth mentioning. As a Nuremberg resident, I find these places in particular very beautiful and exciting, as they are lively and offer a wide range of art, culture and culinary delights. Places that I find less pleasant are large traffic hubs, such as the main railway station or the Plärrer, as people are unfortunately often under the influence of alcohol or drugs there, especially in the evenings or at weekends.

Why are all commentators on numbeo so afraid of Arabs? Nürnberg is a very nice city and safe at day and night if you don't have panic attacks just by looking at migrants.

I have lived in and worked in many large cities - London, Sao Paulo, Hamburg, Cologne, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Moscow etc. So looking at Nuremberg with an international viewpoint it is big enough to be a city with all the benefits but small enough to feel quite safe. It ist ethnic diverse, suprisingly mutlicultural for such a city of only 500.000 people. Nuremberg is the second largest city in Bavaria and as such does have its poorer areas, which often attrac people with similar social and cultural backgrounds. Compared to any larger city, this is no big deal and can be avoided if one is really concerned about meeting "other" cultures. If you want to meet only other Germany and eat only Bratwurst and Sauerkraut - this is the wrong place for you. If you like a cultural diverse city, with its challenges and oppertunities, this is relaxe place with lots to do.