2 guides, each rated 1 to 5 with the reason — and two lists per place, where you are comfortable and where to pay attention. Nowhere is called dangerous; the specific thing is what helps.
Comfortable, and the old town is walked late. The 1990s are visible — shell scars, the cemeteries on the hills — and are not a hazard now. Landmines remain in the hills outside the city; stick to marked paths and never step into a taped-off area. Pickpockets on the tram at rush hour.
Comfortable and small. The stone of the bridge is polished and steep — it has ridges for a reason, and it is glass in rain. Do not dive from it; the divers train for it. The hills around the town still have mines: marked paths only. Day-trip crowds mean pickpockets on the bridge at noon.
Comfortable: the old town · the bazaar · the river terraces
the bridge in rain — polished stone; the ridges are there for a reason
the hills around the town — mines remain; marked paths only
the bridge at noon — pickpockets in the day-trip crowd
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