Female Couch Surfing in Barcelona
Laura
Barcelona
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi, I am Laura! Welcome to Barcelona ⛱️🍉🌞 If you want to experience secret spots, local food, get to know the nicest beaches and other typical spanish traditions, just reach out and I will be happy to show you around in this beautiful, vibrabt city! Hope you'll have a fantastic stay here ✨ of course I will make sure you'll be safe if you travel solo for the first time 😊 if you need a place to stay, I can offer you my super comfy couch on the weekends and a nice sunny terrace with great views and healthy breakfast ☕☀️ I speak: english, german, spanish fluently. and a bit of french (happy to improve!) Cya soon!
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Gabriela
Barcelona
Can host for:
4 days
About me
Hi! I’m an international student staying in Montreal. I’m looking for an acommodation in vancouver to visit the city.
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Anna
Barcelona
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi! It's Anna here. I'm a history teacher but a job doesn't define you. I love to learn, I'm very curious: languages, cultures, everything!! I truly believe that knowing new people enriches yourself and the other person. In this moment of my life I want to travel around this amazing world and learn from their people.
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Rebecca
Barcelona
Can host for:
5 days
About me
Hey! It's me, Rebecca, another Italian abroad hehe ✈️ I become an expat 4 years ago, after being in Germany and Poland, now I made Barcelona my home! I work in Marketing and I love to travel so much that I'd love to do it for work. I love to meet new people and show around the cities I know!
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Melannie
Barcelona
Can host for:
4 days
About me
Sorry if I don’t respond right away, can’t find a way to turn the notifications on
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Valentina
Barcelona
Can host for:
1 day
About me
Hiii! My name is Valentina, i am 21 years old, I am currently studying law and I am trying to get to know as much countries and cultures as possible!
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Júlia
Barcelona
Can host for:
2 days
About me
Hi, im an architecture student (almost finished), i also practice photography and classic dance. One of my biggest interests is soul and electronic music, i use to dj with my friends and set up parties, but normally i also like to he alone and im quiet calm:) I work a lot but also like to enjoy nights out in barcelona and know the best places to do so. Feel free to talk if u need any advice on moving around bcn
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Claudia
Barcelona
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi! I'm Claudia, 33 year old Italian living in Barcelona with my Husband. I'm into Product and Gen AI and have a background in research. I'm a linguist so I enjoy approaching other cultures (I'm very curious) and share mine by any means : cuisine, musique or a simple exchange of points of view. That's why I am here I guess, to travel and enjoy new acquaintances:)
Olga
Barcelona
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi my name is Olga:) In my past life i been professional baseball player. Now I'm Seaman and I really love travel:)
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Lara
About Me
Hi! My name is Lara! I’m a body researcher! I enjoy living life trough movement! I’m a calm person but really energetic if need it :) I would like to travel and connect with more womans!!!
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Maya
About Me
Hello! My name is Maya. I’m originally from Israel but I’ve been living in Barcelona for a few years now. I love animals, yoga, dancing, singing, and cooking. I’m quite a foodie so I can recommend some good restaurants around town. Feel free to ask me anything you want about Barcelona. I’m happy to help :)
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Is Barcelona safe to travel?
Based on 102 experiences
Solo travel experience
I had a wonderful time in Barcelona and would highly recommend it to anyone planning a visit. I felt safe throughout my stay, even when walking around at night. The city has a vibrant yet relaxed atmosphere, and the locals are generally friendly and helpful. One highlight of my trip was exploring the Gothic Quarter, which is full of history and character. The narrow, winding streets are perfect for wandering and discovering hidden gems, including quaint shops and beautiful old buildings. For food lovers, Barcelona is a paradise. I recommend trying a variety of tapas at a local bar. My favorite experience was at a small, family-run place that served incredible patatas bravas, gambas al ajillo, and jamón ibérico. Don't miss Barceloneta Beach, especially at sunset. It's a perfect spot to relax after a day of sightseeing. The beach is clean, and the Mediterranean Sea is refreshing. There are also many beachside bars and restaurants where you can enjoy a drink or a meal with a view of the ocean. My itinerary included visits to iconic sites like Sagrada Família, Park Güell, and Casa Batlló. Each of these places showcases Gaudí’s unique architectural style and is worth the visit. Overall, Barcelona offers a perfect mix of rich culture, delicious food, and beautiful scenery, making it an ideal destination for solo travelers.
Posted: July 23, 2024
Nadia (18)
Poland
Solo travel experience
Barcelona is generally safe. However, like all urban areas, it has its challenges. Pickpockets are the biggest problem here especially in tourist-heavy areas, as Las Ramblas or Placa de Canalunya. Keep your belongings secure. Overall, I felt safe walking around Barcelona, even at night in well-lit areas. Things to Do: -Sagrada Familia: The most iconic basilica in Barcelona ( its beter to buy your tickets earlier on the website) - Park Güell: Its Gaudis cteation as well. - Flamenco shows: its traditional Spanish culture. Venues like Tablao Cordobés offer excellent shows. - Food Markets: Visit La Boqueria for fresh produce and local food. It’s a great spot for lunch. Dont eat in the most popular place like la rambla because the price is very high and the quality of the food is low. I leave in my friends house so I can tell a lot about the accomodation here. But for sure there is a lot of hostels, student houses and flats to rent. It depends on your budget
Posted: July 20, 2024Experienced: June, 2024Upcoming visitors to Barcelona
Taylor
About Me
I’m a 26 year old female travelling and hiking around Europe for 6 months looking for some inspiration and to make meaningful connections.
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janet
About Me
Hello My name is Janet Carmenatty. I Originally from Boston,Massachusetts. My parents are from Puerto Rico and I speak Fluent Spanish. My daughter just turned adult age and I am currently looking to experiencing traveling on my own which is something I’ve been wanting to do all my life. I found this link on Reddit and heard great thinks about meeting new people and getting updates on places to go and what to avoid to feel safe.
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Is Barcelona worth visiting?
Overall rating
based on 102 experiences
Solo travel experience
I traveled to Barcelona with my cousin 1. We did Couchsurfing and I don’t recommend Barcelona for that.. our host was creepy, he tried to massage us. Later when we talked with locals they said that basically hosts in Barcelona use Couchsurfing to find someone to have sexual relationship with… So be careful ladies, you can’t trust even women because all the reviews about that guy we stayed at were great, but when I texted those girls who stayed with him privately they said they had the exact experience as we did… 2. There is not much to see in Barcelona. Sangrada familia is beautiful and definitely worth seeing. 3. If you want to go to the beach do not go to the main ones because there is a lot of annoying sellers. 4. Use app the fork. You can find great deals to eat Spanish food! 5. If you want to go clubbing most of the clubs are free to enter before 1am. But some may charge you if they see you are a tourist so try to stick with Spanish people ask them to lead to together if you don’t want to pay 20€ entry fee.
Posted: July 26, 2024Solo travel experience
Barcelona is beautiful! While pick-pocketing is a huge issue here and El Raval can be quite scary, overall Barcelona is a wonderful experience that I highly recommend. Check out La Sagrada Familia, Casa Batló (House of Bones), the shops along Passeig de Gracia, La Rambla (and La Boqueria).
Posted: July 10, 2024Couch surfing in Spain
