Barcelona can be considered as the most culturally rich city in Spain, but it has a reputation as one of the worst cities for pickpockets and this is where most crimes occur. How to avoid it? This may sound simple, but make sure all your valuable belongings are tightly closed inside your bag or wallet when in tourist areas. The zippers on your bag should also face inward if possible.

Please pay attention to your belongings while walking on the main road from the metro station to the Eiffel Tower itself. Try not to show off to pickpockets, do not display valuable jewelry, items, or cash.

Tourists throw around 3000 euros into the Trevi Fountain every day, and because people look into their wallets to take out coins, they will be distracted when throwing their money, making them an easy target for pickpockets. It is better to take out coins before reaching the fountain and make sure your bag is secure when you arrive there.

Praha is a 'paradise' for pickpockets. Like on Charles Bridge. Touching the statue of Saint John of Nepomuk on this bridge is believed to bring good luck and ensure your return to Prague. Pickpockets see it as an opportunity to divert your attention while they steal your money.

Pickpockets often work in pairs, with one pickpocket trying to distract the tourist, while the other launches the theft. If someone pulls you aside to ask a question, make sure to immediately secure your belongings, because if they are pickpockets, it is likely that they have been observing you for a while and know exactly where you keep your valuable items.

The translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags is as follows: "The Old Town Square in Prague is one of the most visited places by tourists. The biggest annual harvest for pickpockets is Christmas, Easter, and other holidays. With the presence of Christmas markets and the like, pickpockets will come out. You must be careful with the bags you carry."