#10 Italy
Italy is a country that keeps on giving, starting with its gondolas in Venice, moving through its museums in Florence, and ending with its brilliant blue shoreline. However, even though the country is regarded as very safe precisely because of the volume of tourists, some areas should be avoided. Pickpocketing around popular tourist attractions and landmarks might be the most dangerous scenario that may occur; therefore, taking routine safety precautions should be sufficient.
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#11 Croatia
Now that the country has joined the Schengen Zone and adopted the Euro, visitors can easily include Croatia on their next Europe trip. Croatia is generally a safe place to travel. However, there is some petty theft in the major cities such as Zagreb or Split. Also, it is strongly recommended that tourists stay away from strip clubs, especially in Zagreb.