Justyna
Barcelona
3 days
Hi, im a solo mom of a 5 years old girl, digital nomad working from my living room. Outdoors and backpacking enthusiast. Have my backpack and tent ready to go anywhere. Happy to share my place, dinner, talks and wine, coworking space in my living room, or go camping / do some road trips togheter. I would love to host people who can advise me on my social media work.
Gabriela
Barcelona
4 days
Hi! I’m an international student staying in Montreal. I’m looking for an acommodation in vancouver to visit the city.
Anna
Barcelona
3 days
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.
Laura
Barcelona
3 days
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!
Jordina
Barcelona
3 days
Hi!! I am a soul experiencing the most beautiful moments I can. Traveller at the moment, enjoying community life and making friends forever. I am into yoga, massage, movement, breathwork, and having real connections with friends or strangers. Spending quality time in nature is my medicine, feeling the trees, the moss, barefoot and just being one with this planet. I love to cook, bake, healthy and nourishing food. I quit my job last year to travel and discover what sparks my soul :)
Rebecca
Barcelona
5 days
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!
Gül
Barcelona
3 days
Heyyy, I’m Ayse Gul, 25 years old. I don’t know what to say about me because I only know that I love traveling more than anything. Rn, I’m taking a gap year from my carreer and started travel this year (also doing master in Barcelona). I’ve only traveled one time in my life and all of my trips were with friends. I’d like to meet new people, join your trips, meetings and host you in my place :)
Sarah
Barcelona
7 days
Me encanta viajar y conocer gente nueva y hacer hiking, snorkeling y actividades en la ciudad y en la playa
Melannie
Barcelona
4 days
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Rossana
Italian girl. I like exploring, lounge bars, visiting museums, photography, fashion and building authentic connections.
Nur
Helloo, It’s me, Nur! I’m from Türkiye. I’m current living in Barcelona. I’m exited to explore the world and meet people ☺️💕
Based on 113 experiences
I felt safe, surprisingly, I heard a lot about the pickpocketing. I stayed for 2 nights in Hostel Grau which was located near the famous street. I liked the homey feel of this hotel. February was a surprisingly good time to visit, I had blue skies and nice temperatures.
Posted: November 15, 2024Experienced: January, 2023Prisha
United Kingdom
It was such a fun experience. We mostly did touristy areas and walked around a lot. To travel, I would definitely recommend using the metro, it was super easy to navigate and pretty cheap, definitely buy the 10 round trip ticket if you're planning to stay for more than 3 or 4 days ( saves money ) Must visit places are: - Sagrada familia: literally the most famous place in Barcelona and really impressive to look at, especially if you're a bit of an architecture and history nerd like me. I wouldn't recommend visiting at night, the lighting coupled with the gothic architecture makes it look more like a haunted place. I went in both the morning and night and my morning pics turned out MUCH better - Las Ramblas: a really busy and crowded street but it's like a major shopping street. There were so many cute little stalls and shops and it was a pretty fun experience walking down it and window shopping. - Boqueria market: it's in las ramblas and was one of my favourite parts of my trip. The whole vibe and different colours and foods was really nice. I didn't buy anything because everything was ridiculously overpriced ( like the exact same things were being sold like 10 steps outside the market section for less than half the price. But if you do want to buy from inside it, go further down, don't just buy it from the entrance because most stalls sold the same things but at cheaper prices at the back than at the front. - Barcelona Cathedral: really pretty and grand. Just don't get scammed by the people who are wearing white/ clown like face paint outside. They come up to you, don't leave you alone until you take a picture and then demand for money. It may not be all of them but definitely be aware. One lady chased my friend around for like 5 minutes. - there are so many more places like Gaudi's house, casa batillo, the art museum, a palace, the gothic quarters ( I didn't go into much detail about this but a definite, just be aware that it's quite crowded so don't expect pics like the ones on Google), park guell etc. ( Don't remember all of their exact names)
Posted: November 6, 2024Jo
22 years old - American - Exploring Europe!
Josh
Hello im Chinese, im an international student currently study and live in Deggendorf, Germany. I would like to travel around europe in the following years.