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A global-scale research estimate anchored by official Paris crime evidence, with national fallbacks for dimensions that lack city-level coverage.
Safrom's citywide research estimate is 80/100. Higher scores mean safer on the model's scale. Evidence as of . Confidence: B.
20 areas with estimates. Area evidence as of .
The arrondissement layer uses official 2025 recorded-crime indicators, anchored to the city research estimate. Resident and housing denominators do not capture the number of visitors and commuters in central Paris. Suppressed records reduce confidence. Use this overview to compare evidence across arrondissements, then check the exact location and journey separately.
Global-scale research estimate anchored to the Paris city score. Official 2025 arrondissement evidence determines the local ordering; the distribution is centered on the city estimate while five dimensions inherit documented France-level fallbacks. Resident and housing denominators can overstate pressure in central areas with commuters and visitors; suppressed rows reduce confidence. Not travel advice.
Boundaries: data.gouv.fr · Contours administratifs — communes 2026, précision 100 m (ODbL).
Research-only estimates. Scores combine city-local evidence with documented national or regional fallback inputs; confidence communicates uncertainty. They are not travel advice.
police- and gendarmerie-recorded offences exclude unreported crime; the 15 current indicators use heterogeneous units and must not be summed; Paris commune and arrondissement rows are alternative geographic levels and must not be added together; four 2025 Paris arrondissement rows are suppressed and their departmental reference values are not local substitutes; rates use resident or housing denominators rather than traveler exposure; small-area disclosure and stability thresholds create category-dependent coverage
alerts are not long-term baseline risk; event footprint may not equal traveler exposure; alert severity cannot be copied directly into Safrom score
country-level only; humanitarian risk framing differs from traveler exposure; composite inputs can overlap Safrom dimensions; current event conditions require separate signals
country-level only; reporting and justice-system differences; latest year differs by country; not traveler-specific
country-level only; availability does not measure emergency accessibility; latest year differs by country; distribution within a country is hidden
country-level only; collection is not annual for every country; some values are modeled estimates; resident exposure differs from traveler exposure
does not isolate Paris; U.S.-traveler perspective; advisory level is not an absolute safety score; narrative guidance requires structured extraction review
country-level only; modeled perceptions rather than traveler incidents; cannot represent neighborhood variation or current events; confidence intervals must not be discarded