Safe Couches for Women Surfing in Cologne
Betül
Cologne
Can host for:
3 days
About me
hi beautiful girls 🌹 I am Betül, I was raised in Germany in a Turkish family and I would say I'm definitely defining my identity as "migrant" somehow, I am an easy going 27 year old women, I am an extrovert and I really like to travel and enjoy a lot meeting locals 🌹 I am spontaneous and flexible and time doesn't feel real to me, especially when I am traveling. I like to eat a lot, especially street food I like to talk about politics a lot, also history and philosophy and poetry I like nature & hikes, but also culture and big city life I like dancing & partying (but not necessarily drink alcohol, I like to smoke 🍀 tho) I don't like fake people/fake kindness I don't like bad smells I don't like "apolitical" people I don't like fancy & money spending plans + I wanna learn Arabic!!! I send much love all around you ❤️ ps: if you don't support palestine we will not be friends 🙃
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Nadja
Cologne
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi ladies :) I’m 29, based in Cologne, Germany and originally from Switzerland. I work in mechatronics, love nature, mindful conversations, and exploring new places at a relaxed pace. I'm into Lindy Hop, crochet and stitching at the moment and I’m always up for a shared meditation, a walk in the green or just sharing stories with likeminded women. 🌿✨
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Inas
Cologne
Can host for:
7 days
About me
Hi, my name's Inas. I'm 21 years old and currently live in Cologne, where I'm pursuing a law degree at the University of Cologne. I'm yazidi, originally from Kuridistan, so I speak Kurdish as my mother tongue. I grew up in a community-centric society, so I appreciate community values a lot, which for me basically means taking care of each other. That's what this app is promoting, so that along with my wish to see new places and meet new people is why I'm on it. I'm very social and get along with most people. It's important to me though that the people around me are open-minded and tolerant, especially when it comes to human rights (which include the right of immigrants and LGBTQIA+). Right now, I live in a shared apartment at the heart of Cologne (Germany). Unfortunately, my room (and my bed) are quite small but if you feel comfortable enough sleeping on a mattress in my room, then you're welcome to stay over.
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Carlotta
Cologne
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I‘m 26, working already 9/5 but my dream is living abroad in the sun, I love music and I’m a DJ on the weekends (UK, garage, dub, dnb, electro etc) I love yapping in the sun with an iced oat latte I love Cologne but I’m from Wuppertal and I’m working in Düsseldorf My favourite colour is blue and i change my hair a lot.
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Zara
Cologne
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Based in Cologne | German & Spanish Learner | Full-time hybrid worker Hi girls! I’m Zara, and after living 6 months in Barcelona (for work), I’m back to Cologne! I try to squeeze travel into my 9-to-5 life as much as I can. I loveee connecting with different people during my travels and I appreciate long term connections and friendships. I never say no to spontaneous plans, dancing in random places, or to a last minute road trip. If you are looking for a chill travel buddy with strong “let’s just go energy” - hi :)
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Eva
Cologne
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Ukrainian, learn languages and travel
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Anna
Cologne
Can host for:
3 days
About me
i‘m anna, 20 years old, and i study design. i was born and greece and moved to germany when i was a child. now i live in cologne and i‘m loving the big city :) i speak german, english and georgian. i love anything and anyone that’s creative and i‘m trying to discover the whole of europe.
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Johanna
Cologne
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hello, My name is Johanna,I am a very friendly and openly person🫶🏻
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Is Cologne worth visiting?
Based on 18 experiences
Group travel
Cologne is a very touristy city. Consider your travel date if you want to avoid the crowds. During my short one-day trip, I visited the Lindt Chocolate Museum, the Cologne Cathedral, which you can't miss, and the shopping streets. I recommend heading away from the city center if you want to feel more immersed in the city.
Posted: May 30, 2025Experienced: April, 2025Solo travel
For me it was a little difficult, sometimes I felt alone and had no one to go out with, there aren't that many things to do and they don't have festivals or as much street music as I expected there would be, the people are friendly but they don't make much of an effort to include you, unfortunately the first day I arrived I had a very persistent experience in terms of xenophobia but nothing went wrong.
Posted: April 14, 2025Experienced: March, 2025Hospitality Exchange in Germany
