Hospitality Exchange for Women in Avignon
Pratiksha
Avignon
Can host for:
3 days
About me
A girl will a big heart & happy soul who likes to travel, meet new people make a beautiful connection and create lifetime memories.
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Imen
Avignon
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I’m Imen, a criminal lawyer with a passion for traveling and learning new languages. I’m fascinated by the cultures of the world. A bientôt
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Lylou
Avignon
Can host for:
5 days
About me
I'm lylou, im a 21 years old woman, loving travelling alone or with friends. Last trip was Corsica less than a week ago and I wanna go back to London in September :)
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Violette
Avignon
Can host for:
4 days
About me
Hello, i am Violette, I am 24. I write children's books and I am an illustrator. I'm traveling a lot this year. I was in Asia until April and since then I've been traveling around Europe! If you come to France, you'll always have a place in our house near Avignon.🌻
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Kamilia
Avignon
Can host for:
3 days
About me
History student I love meeting new people and learning about other cultures and traditions. Love to travel as well as sharing knowledge, would love to host you in Strasbourg ! I live with 2 roomates but we have a sofa Bed available ! (Just so you know I live 20 min away by tram/bike/car from the center)
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Is Avignon safe for female travelers?
Family travel
Avignon is a pretty city thanks to its ramparts and its papal palace. I recommend doing the palace as a combined ticket with the famous Avignon bridge to save money. On the other hand, I do not recommend the combined ticket including the papal gardens, the plants look dehydrated and there is not much to see. What surprised me is that in the center of Avignon everything is calm but as soon as you arrive in the south of the city towards the central station, many drugged and drunk men are present in the streets from the afternoon until the night, which made me feel very unsafe. In addition, my hotel was on the outskirts of the city and to get there I had to go through neighborhoods where there were police interventions against drug trafficking, not very reassuring. Instead of spending all of your days in Avignon, I recommend the city on the other side of the Rhône, which is Villeneuve-lès-Avignon. It's much quieter, there are fewer people, and it looks much more picturesque. There, you can visit many monuments that offer views of the city, Avignon, and the Rhône. I'm thinking in particular of Fort Saint-André and the Bel Tower. In addition, the abbey gardens and the Chartreuse are very pleasant to visit when the weather is nice.
Posted: May 14, 2025Experienced: March, 2025
Emily
United Kingdom
Solo travel
Very beautiful city. Lots of tourists & I felt safe. Gorgeous weather. I ran around the city walls in the morning, about a 5km route. Great way to see the city. Food is very expensive but nice. The Popes Palace is deffo worth a visit, but don’t bother with the gardens. So much original artwork still in tact. Really amazing.
Posted: June 22, 2024Hospitality Exchange in France
