Sabrine
Venice
7 days
Hi I’m Sabrine, I’m 30 I’m from Italy and im a leo ♌️( maybe can help😂) I’m planning to start the year in January in a solo trip around the world… I don’t know where to start exactly, and I don’t want to plan anything in detail…. ( above the plaines I’ll take) Just live the moment create memories and enjoy days.💓 Sooo girls if you have any tips where I can start from or witch country should I visit first I’m here for receive you’re advices or if someone want to join we can plan something together ( i was thinking about Asia in general) also if there is some girl host I really would like it, maybe we can become good friends🤞🏼and obviously I’ll host you in Italy whenever you want. Looking for girls whit good vibes who want to have fun, meditate, go for walks, talk about life, have some beers and do all the girlie girls stuff 🧚🏽♀️ byyeee 🫶🏼
Yeldana
Venice
3 days
i’m computer science student at ca foscari it’s my first year of university 21 years old
Melissa
Venice
2 days
Hi everybody ✨️ I'm a new solo traveler, currently I'm studying my bachelor and i love travelling, explore new cultures and foods (I'm travelling on a budget). I'm a friendly person who loves to listen other people. What I want to do in life is to make memories with new people which I can remember in a good way
Rabia
Venice
2 days
Hi!! I am a 22 year old Turkish-Bulgarian (but doesn't speak Bulgarian) girl studying in Venice currently. I want to meet new people and travel this summer! ive been in italy for 2 years but could never have the courage to travel it completely... so if you are coming to italy and looking for a travel buddy, hit me up :)
Reet
Venice
3 days
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Esther
Venice
3 days
Left London for Venice, mom pick me up im scared
Erin
United States
Venice was a city I’d been dreaming about visiting since watching casino royale, and visiting it actually exceeded my expectations and hopes! I went in November and lucked out with a beautiful sunny day, with basically no crowds (visit Italy in November everyone). There were times I wandered down entire streets that were totally empty, such a cool experience for a place that’s often overwhelmed by people! The food was amazing and my hotel was great, because it was the offseason I scored a 4 star hotel for just over $100 a night. As far as safety goes, during the day I felt incredibly safe. Venice is a hard city to navigate, especially if you’re like me and don’t have any cash for the water taxis and are too cheap to buy the day pass. As I was walking around I kept wondering how people got anywhere before Google Maps existed (if you haven’t noticed I am not directionally inclined). Thanks to Google maps and an AirPod shouting directions at me I was able to get from place to place, with lots of dead ends and turn arounds. However, at night the quiet alleys of Venice feel a bit scarier as a lone female. In a practical sense there’s little to no danger but it is a bit eerie to walk down poorly lit empty alleys at night. I’m a nervous night walker in general, so I will always be a bit wary walking alone at night, but definitely keep in mind if you go in the offseason it will be very quiet after dark.
Posted: August 20, 2025Experienced: November, 2024Venice is safe. We went to sigh seeing in the afternoon. The alleys & buildings were beautiful. It was crowded. Summer rush! We stayed at a random place arranged by Airbnb. We ate mostly Pizzas from random shops. Experimental!
Posted: August 10, 2025Experienced: April, 2024