Find a Safe Couch for Women to Stay on in Brooklyn
Violet
Brooklyn
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I’m an author and film fan who loves this hot, fun, annoying, expensive, bustling city! I love to travel and I love to give and receive advice about great local spots.
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Ilana
Brooklyn
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi, I’m Ilana and love photography, and have started traveling to out of my interest for other cultures but also to take some amazing photos! I am looking to find a group of women across the globe to help continue to open me to different cultures and experiences. I love art, reading, hiking, and cooking.
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Bex
Brooklyn
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Brooklyn Native, traveler, film fanatic, tattoo enthusiast and all around lover of wit. Best description of me is that I'm a golden retriever who happens to love black and write poetry. IG @bex_rosee Author, and creator. ISO of new friends.
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Sydney
Brooklyn
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi! I’m an English teacher & cat mom living in Brooklyn, NY. My hobbies include reading, cooking/baking, exploring new places, and socializing. I’m a textbook extrovert, and love getting out of the house for a new experience! I’ve been slowly working towards exploring 30 countries by my 30th birthday, and have been slowly making my way through the US East Coast.
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Laura
About Me
Hello! My name is Laura , I’m a student majoring in education. I’m starting my travel journey and would love to learn more about other cultures.
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Is Brooklyn worth visiting?
Solo travel
Brooklyn has authentic, tasty foods characteristic of each neighborhood. As it’s large, there are more residential areas as well as a few unsafe areas the deeper south / more east you get. However. overall there’s a clear sense of culture and history behind the city. Be sure to check out Prospect Park, Brooklyn Heights, as well as the Williamsburg / Greenpoint neighborhoods for more tourist and newer attractions.
Posted: March 23, 2024Solo travel
I’ve spent quite a bit of time in Williamsburg. Walk down the street and find 10 things to do, most nights. Take the train to easily get from place to place. Lots of expensive shopping if you’re into that, or interesting window-shopping - that’s fun too. Some really cool vintage/thrift shops. Multiple small venues for live music. TONS of places to eat and drink. I have stayed at the Pod Hotel in Williamsburg several times, all good experiences, relatively affordable. Use common sense and you will be as safe as anywhere else in the country. Especially in Williamsburg, if you stick to the main streets after dark, you will be fine. There is a likelihood you will encounter street harassment, but nothing more than what is, unfortunately, common and to be expected. All in all, Williamsburg is interesting and fun, a good location to get to other places from, not super cheap - but you can try to stick with free events and activities, or window-shopping, the Pod Hotel is great IMO, and yeah…just go see New York, why not try Williamsburg.
Posted: January 26, 2024Hospitality Exchange in United States
