Cordoba, Spain
Is there a lot of crime in Cordoba?
We asked people if there is a lot of crime. They answered...
"Cordoba, generally has a low crime rate compared to other major cities in Spain. Most of the crimes reported are non-violent and petty in nature, such as pickpocketing or bag snatching, particularly in tourist areas. However, serious crimes like assault and robbery are relatively rare. The local police force is efficient and responsive, contributing to the overall safety of the city. Despite this, it is always recommended for residents and tourists alike to take basic precautions to protect their personal belongings and safety," remarked another expat in Cordoba, Spain.
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Is there a lot of crime in Cordoba?
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