Women-Only Hospitality Exchange in Basel
Joanne
Basel
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I‘m an free flowing artist soul who loves to create and dance to my favorite music. Haven’t travelled that much yet.
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Nana
Basel
Can host for:
3 days
About me
🧳 I loveee traveling! (Kinda obvious i know) 🥟 Eating is my passion (but i have to confess i am not the best cook but i try) ⚔️ i am looking for adventures/getting out of my comfort zone 🌿i am really flexible and spontaneous person 🧵 i love to learn new things, especially handcrafts Unexpected detours, are the best thing that happened to me :)
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Jasmin
Basel
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi there! I like experiencing new things, going on adventures and getting to know new people and cultures:) I am trying to find my balance and also to figure out how to live life to the fullest 🌞
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Giulia
Basel
Can host for:
1 day
About me
Lets meet and find out🤭 I‘m a really open, lovely and caring person. My english is not the best but i never had a big problem to talk to you guys haha. Overthinking is my best friend. I want to get out of my comfortzone and get to know new places, people and culture. Life is to short for not taking this crazy opportunities✨ Places I would definitely like to visit are: • Türkiye (again!) • Iceland • USA • Japan • Portugal • Slovakia • Thailand … and many more
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Ronja
Basel
Can host for:
2 days
About me
Hi, I’m Ronja (21. she/her), a student in Basel. I’m easygoing, and love to explore new cities, specifically the queer scene. I enjoy all kinds of sports (especially dancing salsa/bachata), flea market shopping, reading, slow living as well as fun activities. I live in a flinta WG with 3 amazing girls.
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Is Basel worth visiting?
Based on 7 experiences
Solo travel
Basel is overall a very beautiful city and truly feels like a border town. The people are genuinely kind and helpful. However, Switzerland is unbelievably expensive. Since it’s a small city, you can explore all the main attractions in just two days, which is sufficient. Of course, I tried fondue and Swiss chocolate, as they’re famous there, and they were absolutely delicious—though, as I mentioned, incredibly pricey. Accommodation is also very expensive, but I was lucky to have a friend there, so I stayed with them. Overall, Basel is a safe and charming city.
Posted: January 1, 2025Experienced: November, 2024Hospitality Exchange in Switzerland
