Expat Women in Venice
Lucero
Venice
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I'm a peruvian girl that has moved to Italy since she was six, I never got the opportunity to return back to my country. I really would like to travel more around Europe and Asia, I cannot wait to do this experiences 😄. I have studied in a art school, like learning languages and currently I am trying to decide what university choose
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Elena
Venice
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Hi! 🌞I’m Elena 24y 👉🏻👈🏻 Just got back to Italy, after 1y in the “down under” (🇦🇺🦘🐨🌏) I was thinking that I should travel in my country more. Sooo now I decided to make a plan and try to find a way to travel Italy by train. 🚂🇮🇹🍕 I have a certain plan but I have no idea where I will be in a few days! I love it ! 🤩 @__scaa
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Is Venice safe for women?
Esther
Very quiet at night as most tourists leave, however the large population of contract and port workers who are largely male and transitory consists of waves of anonymous working age men that have no plans to remain longterm, which can feel unsafe, like with any port city
Posted: August 29, 2025
nikita
venice is a very safe place, just be aware from pickpockets but over all it’s a nice place to stay to enjoy the Venice architecture and the bacaro tours( it’s a tipical Venetian thing to do, get to one bar to another and get drunk)
Posted: July 25, 2025
Luna
Venice is in pretty safe. Of course, at night, u have to pay attention wherever you wanna go. As the other city. In particular, in the small "calle" check every time you enter the street before go and it s better if u are with someone at night, 2 people is better than just one.
Posted: July 18, 2025i’m very scared to walk after the all movies that i watched. but also there are some teenagers can be angry or drunk, so especially at night have to be careful abt that. water and bridges sometimes gives a scary vibe
Posted: July 15, 2025Expats in Italy
