Female Couch Surfing in Cologne
Fabiana
Cologne
Can host for:
3 days
About me
hiii girls! my name is Fabiana and I’m from Costa Rica. I’ve been living in Germany for about 6 years, I’m studying psychology in the uni in cologne and also work in a small cafe :) I would really like to connect with likeminded women travelers so I’m really happy I found this app💚 I’m into yoga, arts, dancing, spirituality, connection, nature, etc etc etc I can offer accommodation but I’m also down to just hang out :) Let’s meet!
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Diana
Cologne
Can host for:
3 days
About me
My name is Diana and I love travelling, exploring the world, hiking, meeting new people, drinking beer, carneval in Cologne, music festivals (rock, metal, techno), yoga ...
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Adri
Cologne
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I would love to hang around and specially if there is a cultural activity or museums!
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Zita
Cologne
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I’m Zita, 21 years old and I was born in the south of Germany. In august I will start my exchange Semester in Hawaii, Honolulu. I love to meet new people, hear their stories and experience cool days together. My first destination on my trip is Los Angeles for 6 days and then 5 months Hawaii.
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Elena
Cologne
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I am Elena, 23 years old and I am currently living in Cologne. I love to do sports, watch movies, go Shopping, read fantasy books and travel 😍 I am open minded and love to meet new people and places
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Jasmin
Cologne
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi 👋 I'm Jasmin, I'm born in Germany and I'm half Moroccan. I'm a registered nurse and currently I'm studying midwifery. I love to travel and meet new people, when it's possible I like to do internships in different countries. Last time I did a midwifery internship in Ghana and India. When I'm not focused on Midwifery stuff, I love to sing and play guitar/ukulele, draw something or meet friends to grab a coffee or drink a wine or a couple beer's (always depends on the person I'm with) I love to dance at the clubs until the sunrises, but I can also enjoy a Picknick in the park or meet with a friend for a Yoga class. You could call me a social chameleon. The most important thing for me, is to enjoy the day, no matter how. My friends would call me optimistic, almost always happy and the kind of person that is REALLY spontaneous.
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Juliana
Cologne
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hey, I‘m Juliana. I study English and Geography in Cologne, Germany.
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Betty
Cologne
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Betty, 43 yrs, grown up at the countryside on a farm, living in Cologne since 23 yrs. Working for a humanitarian organization that focus on gender justice. Practice kum nye and meditation. Love drawing and streetart. Love exploring different cultures and food.
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Sophie
Cologne
Can host for:
1 day
About me
Hello, i am Sophie, 29 and a Marketing Managerin from Germany. i am gonna travel around Kanada and US this Summer and can’t host
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Green_Anna
About Me
Very interested in History, philosophy and politics. I speak german, russian and english. Would especially love to go to gothic stores or metal concerts.
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Laura
About Me
I‘m an open and positive person who love to travel and meeting new people! 🥰
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Is Cologne safe to travel?
Based on 10 experiences
Dana (24)
Mexico
Family travel experience
I went to Cologne during Christmas with my best friend and her dad, I had the best time! I felt completely safe at all times (even when we were walking during the night, I started feeling scared because it was getting dark but everyone was minding their own business) Definitely go inside the Cathedral and climb the stairs, though it is a bit tiring to do so, it's so worth it once you see the view of all of Cologne!! I stayed in the Novum Hotel Mariella Airport and it was pretty nice, the breakfast was delicious, it wasn't so expensive, the only con is that they didn't clean my room during my whole stay, but overall it's a great hotel. It is a few minutes away from the Köln Porz Markt station. I got around the city through public transportation, it is real easy to use and economical (you can buy a 24 - 72 hr pass I believe).
Posted: June 13, 2024Experienced: December, 2023
Bridget
Germany
Solo travel experience
Cologne was one of my favourite cities that I’ve visited so far in Germany. Not only was it extremely safe, but the architecture and food scene was out of this world. I had great kölsch and the best schnitzel I’ve ever had in my life there. Furthermore, as a Catholic, the church in front of the train station is a must see.
Posted: February 7, 2024Upcoming visitors to Cologne
Patricia
About Me
Hi, I'm Patri, I write videogame reviews for a website in Spain and my dream is to do something in the videogame industry. At the moment I don't have a job and my budget is very low, but I've been given a press pass for Gamescom in Cologne! That's why I'm looking for someone with a good heart to host me from August 20th to 26th in the city. In exchange I can do language exchange in Spanish and give you tips about travelling in Spain, especially Seville and Madrid.
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Is Cologne worth visiting?
Overall rating
based on 10 experiences
Muriel
Germany
Solo travel experience
I was travelling for work and I was hosted in a teacher’s house which was a very interesting experience since I got to exchange views about art and education. The city although not too big I think it has a great public transportation and a lot of cultural events going on. Not too expensive and very calm!
Posted: February 26, 2024Group travel experience
I stayed at the 25 Hours Hotel The Circle, it was amazing! I definitely recommend visiting the Kölner Dom cathedral - you can go all the way to the top (we didn't go because we were there during the New Year and I misread the opening hours of the tower, oops), be sure to check out the crane houses (Kranhäuser) by the river, really cool buildings. Kölntriangle offers stunning city views, and if you cross the Hohenzollern Bridge, you can check another sightseeing point off your list. It's also worth mentioning that Cologne is not too far from Bonn or Düsseldorf by train, so it's worth going there if you can, to see more.
Posted: October 27, 2022Couch surfing in Germany
