based on 325 experiences from female travelers
Chloé
France
Very nice, try to walk a lot around the principal Island and you can also see the small cities in Alsace ! At Christmas it is so beautiful and you can escape the mass of people. In summer you can also go to the mountains, the Vosges ! Or in Germany, with the D tram to Kehl
Posted: December 8, 2025Experienced: June, 2023Michelle
Switzerland
Music everywhere! It was incredible! The hype about Paris is absolutely validated. I loved the cafes, the people and the vibe! Defenitly going again best place ever to be! Recommend to everyone not matter the age
Posted: November 27, 2025Magui
Argentina
I spent six months living in France, and it completely won me over. I fell in love with the culture, the people, and of course, the food — the gastronomy alone is a reason to stay longer than planned. French people have a reputation for being distant, but honestly, they’re much warmer and more helpful in person than their stereotype suggests. Once you start talking to them, you realize how kind, curious, and welcoming they can be. That said, everything becomes much easier if you speak at least a bit of French. Even a simple “bonjour” or “merci” opens doors and makes daily life smoother. Overall, France was an unforgettable place to live, and it definitely left me wanting to return.
Posted: November 23, 2025Based on 1422 local experiences
Based on 1422 local experiences
It is not dangerous but it is better not to hang around alone at night. The lights go off at midnight every night, and it’s rare to see people in the streets in the evening. Except at night, I have never felt in danger.
Posted: December 7, 2025France is generally safe, especially in residential and small-town areas. In big cities and tourist places, you just have to be more cautious about pickpocketing or crowded areas. Personally, I’ve never had any serious problems
Posted: December 7, 2025It is safe to me, even if at the night you can found not nice people. I'll say that there is a lot of police people always in the center. But it depends on the place you stay, I will say that it's better to stay in the center, not in Croix rouge for instance.
Posted: December 7, 2025Aurore
Escalquens
3 days
Im a "yes woman", Im in for every activities I love life even she s a bitch sometimes, but who doesnt like a bitch 🤷♀️ Im a funny girl, Im a leftist and a nerd for a looot of things and my hobbies change all the time so I cant wait to hear about your hobby and steal it from you (dont worry I ll quote you)
Tiziana
Strasbourg
7 days
I love animals, sports, adventure and art. I’m currently studying psychology (first year) and I have a sweet boyfriend :)
Nesrine
Toulouse
Hi! I’m Nesrine, a curious, open-minded and respectful traveler who loves discovering new cultures from the inside, not just as a tourist. I’m passionate about languages, history and local traditions. I speak French, Arabic which I also want to improve and English, and I’m currently learning Turkish. I really enjoy visiting historical places, trying local food, walking around old neighborhoods and picking up stories from people who live there. I’m looking for kind, respectful and authentic people to share a coffee, explore a city, exchange cultures or even travel together. I m sure we will get along very well :)
Aurore
Escalquens
Im a "yes woman", Im in for every activities I love life even she s a bitch sometimes, but who doesnt like a bitch 🤷♀️ Im a funny girl, Im a leftist and a nerd for a looot of things and my hobbies change all the time so I cant wait to hear about your hobby and steal it from you (dont worry I ll quote you)