Guide to Women’s Travel In

Europe

Will Travel for Food: Food Tours for Solo Women

Not only do food tours give insight into a culture, they are a great way for solo women to connect with locals and other travellers.

Latest Stories From Europe

Where to Stay in Paris: Recommendations From Solo Women

by JourneyWoman Staff | Jul 25, 2024

Women share their top choices on where to stay in Paris, France, including hotels, hostels, and affordable options across the city.

The Hotlist: 12 of the Coolest Small Group Tours for Women in 2024 From our Women’s Travel Directory

by Carolyn Ray | Dec 1, 2023

From Cuba to Mongolia, these unique small group tours from our Women’s Travel Directory will connect you with people, places and wildlife.

“The Joy of Exploring Gardens” by Lonely Planet: A New Travel Guide for Garden Lovers

by Carolyn Ray | Nov 14, 2023

“The Joy of Exploring Gardens” by Lonely Planet takes readers on a journey to some of the world’s most uplifting gardens.

Beer, Chocolate and Fries Anyone? Where and What to Eat in Flanders, Belgium

by Sandra Phillips | Oct 31, 2023

Discover what to eat in Flanders, Belgium with some of the world’s best beer, chocolate and fries. Dine, slurp and drown in butter, cream and farm-fresh food.

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Can You Walk the Camino de Santiago Without a Phone: Hello, Anyone?

by Jules Torti | Oct 28, 2023

Once upon a time, not too long ago, pilgrims could walk the Camino de Santiago without a reservation and a phone. But is it possible now?

With the War in Israel, Where is it Safe to Travel Right Now?

by Carolyn Ray | Oct 14, 2023

With the war in Israel, should we travel to Egypt and Jordan? How to stay safe and alternatives to travel in other regions around the world.

Pip William’s “The Dictionary of Lost Words” Shows How Language Shapes our World

by Carolyn Ray | Oct 9, 2023

Our October 2023 Book of the Month, “The Dictionary of Lost Words”, explores the creation of the Oxford English Dictionary and how words mean different things to men and women.