Safe Couches for Women Surfing in Berlin
Julia
Berlin
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi im Julia, from Berlin. I love to travel around and want to start this year with : solo travelling✨ happy to meet your girls :))
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Sarah
Berlin
Can host for:
2 days
About me
Hi :) I’m an Italian girl living in Berlin. I enjoy going for walks, meeting up with friends and explore bars and cafes, going to museums, reading and analog photography! I speak fluently English and Italian, I’m at a pretty good level of Spanish and I’m currently learning German:)
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Belinda
Berlin
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I am a 38-year-old Spaniard who considers herself a citizen of the world 🌎 I currently live in Berlin, but right now I am traveling in Colombia until April 2nd. I love meeting new people. I’ve a strong character (aries) but I am easy-going, honest, with values. Open-minded and adventurous. I love music and doing new things. I often get out of the so-called comfort zone.
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Eylül
Berlin
Can host for:
3 days
About me
My name is Eylül and I just moved to a small city right next to Germanies capital city Berlin for my studies. I love listening to music, painting and cats! I‘m excited to get to know girls around the world and exchange culture as well as language and experience! ✨
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Lea
Berlin
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Heyhey! I’m currently travelling in Morocco and I’m going to Portugal on the 14th. Excited to meet new people and have a wonderful time :)))
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Camille
Berlin
Can host for:
4 days
About me
Hello, i’m a French 29yo woman living in Berlin since 6 years. I’m happy to meet with those of you visiting Berlin or even host if i‘m available!
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Antonia
Berlin
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hey, my Name is Antonia and I am 24years old. I live in the capital of Germany, in Berlin. I love to travel and to meet new people. I am very adventurous and I like exploring New citys and places. In my free time my favorite thing to do is to dance and to play card or board games with my friends :)
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Crissy
Berlin
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi!🌸 Soooo a bit about me: I’m 24 and I’m from Mallorca (Spain), but my mum’s side of the family is English. I currently live and study in Berlin (I miss the sun so much). I’m a queer person, and Berlin’s FLINTA* community and queer life is one of the reasons why I fell in love and felt at home in the city. Aaaaand i dunno what else to say, i’m terrible at this😅
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Maria
Berlin
Can host for:
5 days
About me
Hiiii beautiful human, I’m a Berlin city girl, who loves the nature really much. I’ve got so many interest, as you see. It’s super hard to focus on so many hobby’s. But one of my biggest hobby’s is travelling! So this app is super to make an exchange. I really enjoy to to photos as well and I’ve got a Instagram side just for my photos: mariaxxmarlen so u wanna be my next model?🪄
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Eri
Berlin
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I am a TCK whom has lived all across the world and find passion in travel. I have lived: 🇫🇷🇬🇧🇫🇮🇪🇬🇲🇽🇨🇳🇺🇸🇨🇦🇸🇬🇹🇭🇮🇩🇨🇮🇬🇷🇪🇸🇦🇪🇭🇷🇩🇪 Fashion stylist turned PR and influencer expert, I love to travel, meet new people and experience the world Follow me @lollidella2010 on Instagram
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Alice
About Me
Heya 🌱 I'm a travelling illustrator that is just kinda enjoying life and takes things as they come. I'm a huge Otaku, aka anime and gaming fan, which is also why I draw a lot of (gay) fanart 💛✨ I'm chronically optimistic, really chill and also vegan! (Well travel vegetarian because in some countries it's just difficult 😮💨) I've done a Working Holiday Year in Japan and I'm currently doing one in New Zealand with plans to take a two week trip to Australia in May.
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Chris
About Me
Hi, I'm Chris! I'm new here and would love to meet some new people to connect and / or travel. I love doing solo trips. I mostly visit the Netherlands, Belgium, the UK and Ireland. Although I'm from Berlin I'm not big on clubbing but prefer bars and pubs or a cozy coffee shop. I'll update this later with more interesting stuff.
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Is Berlin worth visiting?
Based on 72 experiences
Nikolina
Croatia
Solo travel
I felt mostly safe, my biggest enemy was ice which was everywhereee and I almost slipped a few times (I wore Dr. Martens which are the only winter shoes I have). Main focus of my yourney was kpop concert(Ateez) so I went to kpop and pop up shops, Asia store (for some korean snacks) visited Eastern Wall, spent some time on Alexander Platz, went to a Planetarium, saw Alexander Turm(not on the inside too expensive you can skip that), ate rolls at Cinnamood, tried Burger at Burgermeister, went to some asian restaurant (Mizumi), tried the allegedly best Boba Tea in Berlin at Cokebuy (personally was not the best), ate the best dumplings at Dumplingworld (I think) and went to a kpop party. All in all amazing experience. Traffic is amazing, you can easily arrive anywhere you need as long as you have google maps and understand even a bit of language although almost everyone speaks English in Berlin.
Posted: April 13, 2025Experienced: January, 2025Solo travel
I felt so safe in Berlin, even when I walked alone at night as a 16 year old in Mitte! If you like museums, this is the place, they were all very interesting and my favorite was the Deutsche Kinemathek, a good spot for photos too ;) A skip for me would be going up the Fernsehturm, it wasn’t really amusing haha A block away from Mauerpark (fav park ever) it’s a street; Kastanienallee with many restaurants and I loved every single one of them in my stay! My main travel recommendations would be; Alwaaaaays bring cash!!! The Germans value their cash and it’s never guaranteed that your card will be accepted. About the language, young people were my safe space to speak in English, I’d say to please try more with the elderly and speak their language. About public transport, coming from a place where it’s not exactly reliable I loved it in Berlin though some of the schedules were a little weird and the interstate trains…yeah, have 0 expectations because they can cancel last minute, stop completely mid journey or cancel everything for the day. If you’re in a budget you can hop in the bus line 100 or 200 and see the main spots, always validate your ticket before or it’s a big fine! I wouldn’t go into the U-bahn 8 alone at night, it’s doable using it for central locations, though going to the outskirts or 30+ away from the center got me to places where I didn’t feel safe or comfortable My favorite transport was the Straßenbahn and the S-bahn :)
Posted: April 11, 2025Upcoming visitors to Berlin
nagisa
About Me
Hi! I’m from Tokyo and grew up in the US, and currently based in Venice, studying as an exchange student :) I fluent in English and Japanese, currently studying Russian. I’m gonna solo travel around Europe in May, and I would be more than happy to meet local and travel girlies <33 I do music so would love to meet musicians and music lovers as well :)
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