based on 337 experiences from female travelers
Shelby
United States
I had such a wonderful time in Edinburgh! I met some amazing people, saw so much history and culture, and enjoyed the views and hikes. I told my friends there is just about every type of food you can possibly think of somewhere in Edinburgh, and I loved all of it. I even tried haggis tacos, which were honestly pretty good. I went during the Fringe, so my experience might be a little different, since the streets were packed full pretty much at all hours. Trying to get down the Royal Mile during...
Posted: March 12, 2026I went to Edinburgh with a friend during a weekend back in February 2025. It was magical. We fell in love with the city's vibes and had a nice time there. We also found many vegan options and were able to see all the main sights. Too bad it lasted only two nights; otherwise, we would have loved to explore the surroundings as well!
Posted: March 9, 2026Experienced: January, 2025Csilla
Hungary
I went to London just for a day (which sounds crazy), but it’s even crazier that I wnet there for book shopping! But while I was there, I really admired my surroundings, the scenery, the architecture and the people. I will definitely go back for a longer time 🥰
Posted: March 8, 2026Based on 806 reports
Based on 806 reports
This one one the safest parts of Glasgow. I live alone and feel very safe walking around at night. There is zero crime in this area. There is a large shopping centre which is a 5 minute walk away where you can get everything. There are nice parks around a short distance away.
Posted: March 13, 2026London is amazing, but if you're a female solo traveler, stay aware. Avoid quiet streets at night, watch your belongings, and plan your routes. Trust your instincts and prioritize safe transport. Enjoy the city, just stay smart and safe.
Posted: March 12, 2026Elena
Walking alone at night can get creepy if you’re on the outskirts of the city, but otherwise pretty safe. The football nuts are who you need to worry about when there are big games. There was just a fire next to revolver hostel/nightclub allegedly started because of the Rangers and Celtics match today.
Posted: March 8, 2026Emily
Birmingham
7 days
I'm in the final year of my undergraduate degree, living in Birmingham England. Growing up abroad has instilled a love for travel and adventure in me, and I make a point to fit it in wherever and whenever I can. I love EVERYTHING, I'm not joking. I've found the joy and excitement in everything I've tried. My main hobbies at the moment include pole dancing, and volunteering at a youth organization as a marine cadet instructor.
Rose
Bingley
2 days
About Me: Animal Lover and Artist from Yorkshire, past explorer in my 20’s now 40’s but young at heart! Hi there! I’m a mum to an 11-year-old daughter, living a peaceful life in Bingley with my friendly, kind fiancé and our lively "zoo" of pets. If you aren’t an unconditional animal lover, my home might not be for you—we share our space with three cats, a dog, and two guinea pigs! I also love horses but don’t have one….yet! I value a calm, low-demand environment and love connecting with women who appreciate an authentic, creative home. The Stay: What to Expect To keep our household running smoothly and peacefully, I offer short-term stays: Duration: I host for up to 2 nights maximum in the first instance. Requirements: I only accept visitors with excellent references from other hosts. The Room: I have an attic room available. Please note: this is my active art room, so it’s full of supplies and creative "stuff"—it’s a lived-in, "arty" space rather than a minimalist sanctuary! Shared Spaces: You’ll have access to the middle-floor bathroom and the kitchen. As my partner works from home, the lounge is usually a quiet workspace during his working hours. Food & Connection You are welcome to use the kitchen, provided you clean and tidy up after yourself. I’m also happy to go food shopping together and cook a shared meal if you’d like. Location: Yorkshire Highlights Bingley: A lovely town with cozy tea shops and local character. Haworth & Saltaire: We are perfectly placed for the Brontë Parsonage (25 mins) and the heritage village of Saltaire/Salts Mill just down the road. The Dales & London: Great access to the Yorkshire Dales for hiking, or a quick 2.5-3 hour train journey to London via Leeds. Timing & Boundaries Best Time to Visit: It’s usually best to visit when my daughter is with her father, so I can be a more present and relaxed host, message me to inquire. Would love to do a house swap for a holiday in the future. Someone where in Europe or affordable flights. Look forward to making some travel friends.