based on 279 experiences from female travelers
Dilan
Turkey
Tunceli is one of the small but very strong-charactered cities located in the east of Turkey, standing out with its nature, tranquility, and unique culture. I am sure that its mountains, ice-cold spring waters, and peaceful atmosphere will impress everyone.
Posted: May 25, 2026Dilan
Turkey
Definitely a city that must be visited. It will enchant everyone with its nature and food, and you'll also have an enjoyable holiday thanks to its activities. Since it's often a rainy region, if you take precautions, you'll have a better vacation, but for me, it was very, very enjoyable. The air is so clean🥰
Posted: May 25, 2026Лиза
Russia
It was amazing, I completely rebooted myself by looking at ancient culture! And I could improve my English, I spoke a lot, but I want to have more practice. In this year we are going to visit Turkey too. Can you share your experience?)
Posted: May 23, 2026Dilan
Turkey
I think Cappadocia is really a place that everyone should go and see because it contains both great places to see and great experiences to live. Officially a cultural heritage.It is also a great place to taste Turkish food
Posted: May 12, 2026Based on 974 reports
Based on 974 reports
To be honest, Istanbul is a very safe city to visit. I’ve been living here for ten years now, and thank God, I’ve never had a single bad experience. As a young woman, I can tell you that while some specific neighborhoods aren't very safe at night, those aren't places tourists would ever visit anyway. The tourist spots and central areas of the city are perfectly safe and vibrant, even late at night. The only things you really need to look out for are pickpockets on crowded public transit and...
Posted: June 3, 2026There’re lots of ghettos districts in the hills and people there are poor. Lots of unsafe intersections are happening there. Also lots of stray dogs that could attack you. In General it’s safe, but not everywhere
Posted: June 1, 2026Nisanur
Days are ok. Be careful about these neighborhoods. At nights be careful everywhere. But iconova, universite and ibrahimli are safer than the others. Try not to walk. Use taxis. They are so easy to reach.
Posted: May 31, 2026I think Istanbul is safer during the daytime, especially in crowded areas. Public transportation like the metro is generally safe and easy to use. It’s better to avoid isolated places late at night and stay aware of your surroundings.
Posted: May 30, 2026Fatma
Istanbul
3 days
Hello everyone! I’m Fatma. I have been working as a teacher in İstanbul for six years. I love travelling and solo-travel has become kind of a therapy for me over the years:) If you are in İstanbul, I can show you around at weekends and give you some tips as well. You can ask any questions, please don’t be shy. My home is a bit far from the touristic places, but if you need a place to crash you can come over:)
Umay
Istanbul
2 days
Hi, girls! I'm a legal intern on my way to becoming a lawyer and doing my master's degree in Human Rights Department now. Also studying Latin Language and Literature at Istanbul University due to my interest in ancient civilizations. I enjoy intellectual conversations, especially like history, culture, politics and literature. If you're looking for a feminist local, that's me!