CasaVersa ~ Never feel like a tourist again

CasaVersa is a home exchange community helping people swap their houses for vacation and travel. Home exchange is an inexpensive and authentic way to vacation. Stay in comfort, make new friends and get travel tips from locals – all while saving money on accommodation. CasaVersa is the easy-to-use, friendly and safe way to arrange your next home exchange. Thousands of people around the world are exchanging their homes and discovering places only locals know about. We're launching soon, but in the mean time you can sign up, or connect with us on Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest. Joining CasaVersa is easy - Sign up and see why it's the most friendly way to travel.

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Berlin, between the past and the future

Berlin, between the past and the future

Paula, our intern at CasaVersa, went to Berlin last July. She wrote a post about the city and we can also see her pictures. Check it out! Berlin is one of my favorite’s cities: not only because of its history but because of the vanguard that this city has to offer. If you want to visit Berlin, you need to stay for a couple of days. Berlin’s Main Attractions First of all, it is important to…

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The Ultimate Guide to Visiting Israel: It’s easier than you think!

The Ultimate Guide to Visiting Israel: It’s easier than you think!

A big welcome to Paula, our Intern at CasaVersa! Here’s her guide to visiting in Israel and getting around the country without any hassle. Israel might be a small country, but there are seemingly endless places to visit. Just 470 km from tip to toe and a population of 8 million inhabitants (a mixture of Christians, Muslims and Jews), there are many things to do while visiting in this country. I…

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How to Avoid Falling into Tourist Traps in Buenos Aires

How to Avoid Falling into Tourist Traps in Buenos Aires

This post written by CasaVersa intern Livia Catran will give you some tips on how to keep away from the most typical Porteño tricks.

The name Buenos Aires could make tourists think that it is a city full of “Good Airs” and “Fair Winds”. However, the skies above the capital are not always blue and safe to fly and one might easily fall into some tourist traps. Here are a few ways of bypassing some…

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Home Exchange Tips Podcast: How to Find & Prepare for a Home Exchange

Home Exchange Tips Podcast: How to Find & Prepare for a Home Exchange

Listen to a podcast with Jo Savill, CasaVersa’s Community Manager and learn all the inside tips on go on an amazing home exchange vacation.

CasaVersa is excited to be featured on the popular Overseas Property Insider Podcast, produced by Taylor White.

During the podcast Jo from CasaVersa answers questions such as:

Where are the best places to look for home exchange vacation opportunities?

When…

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The relaxing Malmo city

The relaxing Malmo city

Yohanna , intern at Casa Versa Home Exchange , gives her point of you about Malmo , Sweden .

During my travel in the Nordic Area, I got the luck to visit Sweden and precisely Malmo. This city is only 20 minutes from Kobenhavn and is located in the South of Swden.

Between her long beaches, her old and medieval house and the green area, the third city of Sweden is full of contrasts in a green…

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Vienna, the Cultural City

Vienna, the Cultural City

Nicolas , new intern at CasaVersa gives us his point of view about the perfect old Vienna

Viennais the capital of Austria, and the center of Europe. I think Vienna is the perfect city. There are so many things to do in Vienna.From tours in the city to amazing spas just 30 minutes away. The architecture is beautiful, the public transportation works perfectly. That is why Vienna has been the best…

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You Did Something Amazing in 2013

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CasaVersa is proud to be part of the Peers network! Happy sharing in 2014!

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Ways to save money on your trip to Argentina

This guest post from Morin at IndieTravel.netgives you some great tips on how to save money on a…

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6 ways to Swap in 2014

CasaVersa shares our top tips for making your 2014 cheaper, environmentally friendly and more community minded – through swapping!

Swapping is a key part of the sharing economy, also known as collaborative consumption, which sees a new economy emerging…

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We love these gorgeous illustrations of Tel Aviv buildings!

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Jerusalem had the its worst snowstorm in two decades and the pictures are incredible.

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Amazing photos of Jerusalem in the snow.

Visit Israel on a home exchange for an authentic vacation.

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Roman Forum

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All these amazing sites in the Roman Forum - and it's free to enter! Stay in Rome on a home exchange and cut the cost of accommodation with CasaVersa http://casaversa.com

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Thanks to all of you, Dinner with Peers was an amazing success. In Budapest, Hong Kong, Nairobi, San Francisco, and 92 other cities worldwide, more than 1,000 Peers members gathered to share dinner, conversation, and be part of this movement.

See who came to dinner and what we learned in our...

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The CasaVersa team get's a shout out in this blog! It was a pleasure to host a peers dinner :) Looking forward to our next one!

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The value of a kitchen on your vacation

One of the greatest things about home exchange is having a kitchen on your vacation. Sandra…

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A local's guide to Naples

This guest post is by Anna Luisa and Fabio, Naples (Napoli) locals, and authors of the Italian blog

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Living as a Local – An Enriching Immersion

Sandra Pearson, a home exchange expert and world traveler, writes about the benefits of traveling…

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Targ Weglowy square in Gdansk (Poland) by Gdyby Group.

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Awesome use of public spaces in Poland!