when u say robbed,???in streets??

@@droidfanor4068 Nah he is local judging by the name, probably with need to spit on something as seen by his sociological "knowledge" of million plus city based on three visits. The people I know have never been picpocketed in Prague despite living there whole life. There are pickpocketers of course, but no more (and probably even less) than in any other big city in Europe. Violent robberies are very, very rare (especially in the centre highly unlikely at any time of day).

@@fake11end Then i guess Czech Republic is one of only few safe countries left in europe. My parents visited Prague in 1990, nice old photos they had. Right now East Asia (China, Japan, Korea)is the safest region on earth, followed by Eastern/Central Europe (like Czech, Poland, Hungary, Croatia, etc). Western Europe used to be safe (my uncle lives in Germany) but not anymore.

@@droidfanor4068 In the 90s it was not as safe at it is now, lots of skinhead gangs etc. from what I heard. I think generally Western Europe is still very safe if you stay off the bad areas in big cities. I was hitchiking a month across Western Europe last year at except of ghetto in France (Grenoble) where some people were literally banging on car windows, I always felt safe despite sleeping without a tent. You can find these ghettos in every European country, usually Gypsies or people who came to France for example in colonial era. It is true however that in Czech Republic there are only few of these areas and in the rest you can feel safe walking even in the middle of night which is somewhat an exception. But other that that, I wouldn´t be worried in Western Europe if you are in countryside for example at all.

@@fake11end Okay bro, thanks for the insight. Really look forward to visit Europe in near future.

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