Is it safe for girls to go to Italy and Rome? Is there a bag snatcher in Italy?

Italy is a place worth visiting. It is really famous here, but it seems that Rome will be more famous, so is it more dangerous for Italian girls to play? Let's take a look at Bian Xiao.

Is it safe for girls to go to Italy? It is no problem for girls to go to Italy. This is not a regional problem. You should have a sense of self-prevention wherever you go.

Rome is our first stop. Everyone has heard that the law and order in Italy is not good, so before we leave, we told everyone that the backpack is in front, and the wealth is not revealed. But some people carried backpacks into the subway. Then I was besieged by a group of gypsy-looking women, trying to open my backpack and steal something. Fortunately, the four of us tried to stop the trip, but we were pushed by a gypsy woman, probably because we didn't succeed. There was a close call. Although this classmate said there was nothing in the backpack, he stayed in the crowd for a long time afterwards, and the scenic spot square carried his backpack on his back.

Leave Rome for Naples. The hotel owner in Rome said that Rome was stolen and Naples was robbed. Having said that, the itinerary has been decided, so we must go. Moreover, we arrived in Naples at 8: 30 that evening and stayed in a hotel near the railway station. After leaving the station, I walked all the way to a street in the hotel. There are many black people loitering in groups, which is very scary. I suggest you don't make eye contact with them and leave quickly together. We arrived at the hotel safely. The next day, on the small train to Pompeii, we need three China girls who are as free as we are. The girls said that someone was robbed of a bag near the railway station last night, which was done by a group of black people.

In Milan, we also stayed at China People's Hotel. The boss met us at the railway station that night and said that someone was shot in the head at the subway station two days ago. However, after more than ten days in Italy, I just sighed and was not scared. However, the next day, in the square of Milan Cathedral, my sister was caught by a black man. She spilled a handful of corn pigeon food on her hand and asked for 10 euros. We were scattered around taking pictures. Sister panicked and opened her wallet. Fortunately, there was no money, only a 5 euro one, which was given to the black man and only heard from him. After the black man left, he was scared to death and his fun was halved.

In fact, the hotel owner told us this notice the day before. Don't stretch your hand in the square, be careful of black people. They will also put a red rope on your hand and ask for euros. It was just an accident.

Are there many thieves? Generally speaking, small towns are safer than big cities, not only in Italy but also in Europe. In Italy, beware of thieves on the subway. The front of the backpack is common sense. Maybe other countries should do the same except Japan and South Korea. The same is true in the square. In crowded places, be careful with your belongings such as backpacks, and don't stay away from sight. People in China give the impression that they like to bring cash, but most of them dare not make public what they really encounter, so Europeans like to steal guns from China. So, dress low-key, if you are wearing a famous brand, take some LV in your hand and don't steal yours! ? I'm completely dressed as a school girl, which is quite safe. Another point is that when you check out in the store, you may be watched by a willing heart, so if you have too much cash on you, it is recommended to split it up and spend some of it on shopping. It is also very dangerous if you are seen to have a lot of cash. In fact, most of Italy can swipe their cards, just bring a full-currency credit card, either visa or master.