Hospitality Exchange for Women in Venice
Yeldana
Venice
Can host for:
3 days
About me
i’m computer science student at ca foscari it’s my first year of university 21 years old
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Melissa
Venice
Can host for:
2 days
About me
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
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Rabia
Venice
Can host for:
2 days
About me
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 :)
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Reet
Venice
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Reet
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Esther
Venice
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Left London for Venice, mom pick me up im scared
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Is Venice safe for female travelers?
Erin
United States
Solo travel
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, 2024Family travel
Venice 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, 2024Hospitality Exchange in Italy
