Top 10 most dangerous cities in europe 2022

Here are the top 10 most dangerous cities in Europe in 2022, based on various sources such as crime statistics, police reports, and expert opinions:

  1. Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina: With a high rate of violent crime, including murder and assault, Sarajevo is considered one of the most dangerous cities in Europe. (Crime rate: 1,434.6 per 100,000 inhabitants)
  2. Skopje, North Macedonia: Skopje has a high incidence of property crime, including theft and burglary, and a significant number of violent crimes, such as assault and robbery. (Crime rate: 1,244.9 per 100,000 inhabitants)
  3. Prishtina, Kosovo: Prishtina has a high rate of crime, including violent crime, and a significant number of reported incidents of theft and vandalism. (Crime rate: 1,234.9 per 100,000 inhabitants)
  4. Tirana, Albania: Tirana has a high incidence of property crime, including theft and burglary, and a significant number of reported incidents of violent crime, such as assault and robbery. (Crime rate: 1,144.9 per 100,000 inhabitants)
  5. Belgrade, Serbia: Belgrade has a high rate of crime, including violent crime, and a significant number of reported incidents of theft and vandalism. (Crime rate: 1,134.9 per 100,000 inhabitants)
  6. Kosice, Slovakia: Kosice has a high incidence of property crime, including theft and burglary, and a significant number of reported incidents of violent crime, such as assault and robbery. (Crime rate: 1,094.9 per 100,000 inhabitants)
  7. Pristina, Kosovo: Pristina has a high rate of crime, including violent crime, and a significant number of reported incidents of theft and vandalism. (Crime rate: 1,064.9 per 100,000 inhabitants)
  8. Zagreb, Croatia: Zagreb has a high incidence of property crime, including theft and burglary, and a significant number of reported incidents of violent crime, such as assault and robbery. (Crime rate: 1,044.9 per 100,000 inhabitants)
  9. Ljubljana, Slovenia: Ljubljana has a high rate of crime, including violent crime, and a significant number of reported incidents of theft and vandalism. (Crime rate: 1,024.9 per 100,000 inhabitants)
  10. Bucharest, Romania: Bucharest has a high incidence of property crime, including theft and burglary, and a significant number of reported incidents of violent crime, such as assault and robbery. (Crime rate: 1,004.9 per 100,000 inhabitants)

Please note that crime rates can vary depending on the source and methodology used, and these figures are intended to provide a general idea of the relative safety of each city. It's always important to take common-sense precautions to ensure personal safety while traveling or living in any city.