Europe's popular tourist destinations face significant pickpocketing issues, revealed by recent research.
Italy tops the list with the highest proportion of pickpocketing incidents, followed by France and Spain.
Rome, Italy, stands out as the worst city for pickpocketing, with its iconic Trevi Fountain being a major hotspot.
Paris, France, home to famous landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, is the second-highest for pickpocketing incidents.
Barcelona, Spain, particularly Las Ramblas, is notorious for thefts, with other landmarks also being targeted.
Germany, especially Berlin, faces pickpocketing challenges, with its iconic monuments attracting thieves.
Amsterdam, Netherlands, known for its Red Light District, also experiences high pickpocketing rates.
Popular attractions across Europe, including museums and parks, are vulnerable to pickpockets.
Travelers are advised to remain vigilant, secure valuables, and avoid leaving personal belongings unattended.
Taking precautions like using secure bags, avoiding crowded areas, and obtaining police reports for theft incidents can help mitigate risks.