#39 Belgium
This country in the heart of Europe is charming because it perfectly combines the ancient and the new. Also, chocolate and waffles, you can't forget those. Generally, because Belgium has a low crime rate, you will unlikely experience bad luck while walking the streets. Unfortunately, there is a threat of terrorism, and the likelihood that it will occur is high. As a result of the numerous assaults and attempted attacks that have occurred since 2015, it's advised to stay away from crowded locations. Apart from being on watch for terrorist attacks, the only thing to watch out for is petty theft and pickpocketing.
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#40 Cyprus
The turquoise beaches, stunning coastline drives, and archeological finds of this lovely island are its central claims to fame. Cyprus is generally a very safe place to visit. The biggest security concern for Cyprus is that it's encircled by countries that have experienced terrorism and war. Petty crimes do happen in Cyprus, particularly around the holidays and in the summer. However, the likelihood of tourists being harmed is minimal because most street crimes are non-violent and non-confrontational.