Couch surfing in Rome for women

Rome is the capital of Italy and one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, known for its ancient ruins, art, culture, and cuisine. The city is home to some of the most iconic landmarks in the world, such as the Colosseum, the Pantheon, and the Trevi Fountain. It is also home to the Vatican City, the seat of the Catholic Church. Rome is a city of great history and culture, and it is a great place to explore and experience the best of Italy.

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Sara

hi I am sara! I am a dog trainer, I am 24 years old and have a passion for travel and different cultures. Now that I have the chance, I will travel as much as possible! i can share: Dog training tips Italian I would like to learn: typical and cultural things of places Spanish I'm starting an itinerary where I would like to know new places and appreciate the gift of life

Chiara

Hi! I'm Chiara, I'm 21 y.o. and I'm a student of cinematography 🎥 The thing i like the most are visit museums and exhibitions, going to the gym and the movies, shopping and a lot of other things ✨ I enjoy chill evening at home and crazy night as well; it depends on the vibe 🌀 A thing you'll love about me? I'm so energetic (when I am in confidence) A thing you wouldn't expect about me? I'm a crazy passionate about Formula 1 🏎️

Mariia

Hello! My name’s Mariia, I’m from Ukraine. Currently live in Italy. Me and my friends love to explore new cities, meet new people and make our worldview boundaries wider in this way:) I’m open minded, young and curious:) like active lifestyle: hiking, walking, running, studying new and just be happy of living.

Y-Nhu

Just moved to Rome from Florida. Traveling Europe for a bitty. Looking forward to making new connections ☺️ I graduated with a software engineering degree last year after spending yearssss working three jobs while going to school full time, so I am just out here seizing all opportunities to passionately enjoy being alive. Things I like to do when traveling: Eat good food, have a nice cocktail at a rooftop bar or get a bird's eye view, hike a trail or simply wander city streets, enjoy a botanical garden, go to a museum, danceeeeee, check out a live music event, and meet new people!

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Stephanie

I'm Steph, looking at solo travelling as never gone on holiday alone.

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I absolutely loved the 10 tastings food tour. We went to 10 different spots guided by a local, plus they threw in some extra tidbits like walking through campo di fiori, stopping into the pantheon etc. I stayed at the Yellow hostel and loved it.

I was in Rome alone for 23 days in Jan and felt safe. I walked around as late as midnight. When I travel alone I do stay in more touristy areas because I think that ensures more people around late at night (which is when I love walking around the most). I stayed between the Spanish Steps and Trevi Fountain which was bustling from early morning to very late at night.

Rome is pretty safe. I walked home late most nights, it was dark and have had no issues. I stayed central where I was able to walk to most sites I wanted, I pretty much walked everywhere when I was there, from my airbnb to the vatican all the way to pantheon, the colosseum, etc.

The train is easy to use however in the centre most things are walking distance. The colosseum is an absolute must if you can try and get a ticket to cover all areas it is expensive but worth it. To get all areas you need to go on a tour - pre-book this as there’s way too many people who hang around trying to sell you tickets. The tour typically also includes the Roman forum. Also watch out for scam artists around here. Trevi fountain, Pantheon also great. If you walk between the two there’s a museum and several other fountains which are stunning. For places to eat I used tiktok to scout out places. There’s a small cafe that does amazing suppli (Roman version of arinchini balls) Also a place that does 150 different flavours of gelato. Vatican City is an experience they have a cafe inside which is good to eat in. The rooms are stunning, if you can book a tour of the gardens, it’ll be a bus tour you can’t see the gardens on foot. It is really safe at night. For dinners follow your nose.

There is so much to see in Rome and its incredible! I did a guided tour of the Vatican and Sistine Chapel and it was so worth it, plus it means you skip the queue to get in. I don't normally go for guided tours but after taking taking this one I wished I'd done a guided tour at the coliseum too. So much good information and history plus our guide pointed out so much we would have missed. The hop on/off tourist bus is a great way to get around the city as lots of the sights are spread out.

Things to do: * Throw a coin to Trevi Fountain * Watch the sunset from the Spanish Steps * Had a dinner in Trastevere * Toured of the Colosseum * Visited Palatine Hill and Roman Forum * Watched street acts at the Pantheon * Visited Vatican City Food: I must have eaten in the worst tourist spots, because I didn’t like the food in Rome (except the gelato). Otherwise Rome was fantastic. Safety: I felt pretty safe city but watch out for pickpockets especially on the metro. Budget: * Cappucino – $1.50 * Small Gelato – $3 * Slice of Cake – $3.50 * 2 slices of Pizza - $6 * whole Pizza - $10 * Pasta - $12 * Seafood risotto - $17 Accommodation: Spent 4 nights in Rome, stayed in a hostel and had a great experience staying there. Recommendations: If you are planning visiting Role, I really recommend you staying at least 3 or 4 days. There is so much to see.

Itinerary: My 3-day itinerary: Day1: * Largo di Torre Argentina * St Maria Sopra Minerva Basilica * Pantheon * Spanish steps * Trevi Fountain Day 2: * Colosseum * Roman Forum * Palatine Hill Day 3: * Castle Sant’ Angelo * St Peters Basilica * Vatican Museum Tour * Piazza novono * Trastevere Safety: The only safety issues you will experience are cat calling and scammers. Protect your items at popular places/in public transport as pick pocketing is pretty rampant. Accommodation: I stayed close to the Roma Termini station and never felt unsafe around there. Recommendations: Rome is a historical, culinary and cultural wonderland!

Things to do: - Trevi Fountain - Spanish Steps - Vatican Museum - Colosseum - Roman Forum - Castel Sant'Angelo - Vatican city Food: I had probably the best food I've ever had. Safety: I’ve never felt unsafe by myself in Rome. I do tend to not wander around too late at night but I would be cautious of that in any city by myself. The normal cautions apply. Budget: - St. Peter's Basilica (Free) - Sistine Chapel (17 €) - Gelato (3 €) - Castle St. Angelo (14 €) - Piazza Novona (free) - Borghese Gardens (free) - La Galleria Nazionale (10 €) - Pasta (12 €) Accommodation: I stayed at Yellow hostel, which was lots of fun. Recommendations: If you've got limited time in Rome buy the skip-the-line tickets to avoid waiting lines. Also download the Rick Steves app and discovered lots of unexpected places.

Y-Nhu

Rome, Italy

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About me

My interests

Backpacking, Cycling, Dancing, Diving, Digital Nomad, Games, Live Music, Science, Food & Cuisine, Swimming, Sightseeing, History

Countries I’ve Visited

🇨🇿 Czech Republic, 🇭🇷 Croatia, 🇫🇷 France, 🇩🇪 Germany, 🇮🇪 Ireland, 🇮🇹 Italy, 🇲🇽 Mexico, 🇨🇭 Switzerland, 🇬🇧 United Kingdom, 🇺🇸 United States, 🇻🇦 Vatican City

Hosting

Ciao! I live with my roommate Francesca in a 2 bedroom 1 bath apartment around the corner from the Metro Line A. There is a pull out couch in the living room that you are welcome to. We love having guests and look forward to hosting you! We love dancing and going out to explore as well and would love to join you if you'd like!

My Conditions

Clean up after yourself and let us know when you're expecting to be coming and going.

You can stay for:

3 days

I can host:

1 guest

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Francesca

Rome, Italy

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About me

I'm Italian-American from Livorno (Tuscany). I love Rome and I love history, so hit me up if you want to explore lesser known but interesting spots in the city, or just try new restaurants with me. My roommate and I can host as well, although it's just the uncomfortable sofa bed in the living room 😅

My interests

Books, History, Food & Cuisine, Culture

Countries I’ve Visited

🇭🇷 Croatia, 🇫🇷 France, 🇩🇪 Germany, 🇬🇷 Greece, 🇯🇵 Japan, 🇵🇪 Peru, 🇰🇷 South Korea, 🇪🇸 Spain, 🇸🇪 Sweden, 🇹🇭 Thailand, 🇹🇳 Tunisia, 🇬🇧 United Kingdom, 🇺🇸 United States

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3 days

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1 guest

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Serena

Rome, Italy

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About me

Hi! I'm very enthusiastic and friendly girl! I'd like to have buddies for my adventures bad enjoy together!

My interests

Animals, Architecture, Art, Camping, Business, Cinema, Culture, Cycling, Diving, Running, Nightlife, Languages, Health, Skiing, Solo Travel, Surfing, Swimming, Van life