By type of crime
- 34Overall safety
- 37Property crime
- 31Violent crime
Agia Triada scores 37 out of 100 (modelled estimate, Eurostat 2021–2024) for property crime — above-average crime, on a scale where 50 is the average for Greece. Agia Triada has no police figures of its own. Its estimate starts from Patras's rate — Patras scores 55 for property crime — and is adjusted for documented local reporting about Agia Triada. An estimated 1,560 people live there: the 2021 census counts the surrounding community as a whole, and this is its share by area.
The score is absolute, not a ranking: 50 is the offence rate of Greece as a whole and every doubling of the rate costs the same points, so any two places compare directly. How the scores are made
Updated · police figures: Eurostat 2021–2024 · What's new
What Agia Triada is actually like
A central-southern neighbourhood named for its church, lying between the lower city and Prosfygika. It is a plain, dense residential district of apartment blocks and older terraces with local shops, schools and a settled population, plus cheap lets that attract students and newcomers. Nobody visits it. Its position is what defines it: it sits directly on the edge of the district that dominates Hellenic Police reporting on Patras, and press coverage of police priorities has described the strip between Prosfygika and Plateia Voud. Against Agia Varvara on its other flank it is busier and more mixed, and it carries a flag that Agia Varvara does not.
After dark
Streets are ordinary and residential, but the stretch running toward Prosfygika is the part press reporting picks out. Lighting is variable and footfall drops off after midnight. Nothing in the 2025 or 2026 patrol lists names Agia Triada directly.
What to watch for
- The strip between Prosfygika and Plateia Voud, named in police-priority reporting
- Quiet blocks on the Prosfygika side after dark rather than the district as a whole
Staying here
Not a first choice. It is central enough to be practical and cheap, but there is little formal accommodation and better-placed options exist a few streets north. For an early Italy ferry a taxi to the South Port is needed from anywhere here.
Reputation against reality. The flag on Agia Triada is entirely about its border with Prosfygika, not about the neighbourhood itself, and it comes from 2023 reporting. It is absent from the more recent patrol and burglary lists.
Streets and squares: Plateia Voud
Other neighbourhoods in Patras
Nearby municipalities
Questions people ask
Is Agia Triada safe?+
SafetyMap estimates Agia Triada (Αγία Τριάδα) at 37 out of 100 for property crime — above-average crime, on a scale where 50 is the Greek average. It is a modelled estimate, not a count of crimes recorded there: it comes from the estimate for Patras, adjusted for documented local reporting about Agia Triada; there are no police figures for Agia Triada itself. As a rate, the estimate comes to roughly 1,300 property and 180 violent offences per 100,000 residents a year. The written notes on this page class it as “Fine by day, care after dark”.
Is Agia Triada safe at night?+
Streets are ordinary and residential, but the stretch running toward Prosfygika is the part press reporting picks out. Lighting is variable and footfall drops off after midnight. Nothing in the 2025 or 2026 patrol lists names Agia Triada directly.
How does Agia Triada compare with the rest of Patras?+
Agia Triada has no police figures of its own. Its estimate starts from Patras's rate — Patras scores 55 for property crime — and is adjusted for documented local reporting about Agia Triada.