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Flatshare in Florence

€1,450/month

Entire place

Apartment at Via dei Tavolini, Centro Storico

€620/month

Private room

Room at Via Zara

€450/month

Private room

Room at Via Luigi Pulci, 50124 Firenze FI, Italy

€550/month

Private room

Room at Via Cesare Guasti, Rifredi

€550/month

Private room

Room at Via Vittorio Emanuele II, Rifredi

€540/month

Private room

Room at Via Ponte alle Mosse

€580/month

Private room

Room at Via Margaritone D'Arezzo, 3, 50143 Firenze FI, Italia

€650/month

Private room

Room at Via Castelfidardo, 30, 50137 Firenze FI, Italy

€580/month

Private room

Room at Via Margaritone D'Arezzo, 3, 50143 Firenze FI, Italia

€460/month

Private room

Room at Viale dei Mille

€650/month

Private room

Room at Viale Francesco Redi, 45, 50144 Firenze FI, Italy

€690/month

Private room

Room at Via Guglielmo Marconi

€450/month

Private room

Room at Via del Bronzino

€500/month

Private room

Room at Via Aligi Barducci

€500/month

Private room

Room at Borgo Ognissanti

€600/month

Private room

Room at Via della Cernaia, 38, 50129 Firenze FI, Italy

€550/month

Private room

Room at Viale Giuseppe Mazzini, Campo di Marte

€600/month

Private room

Room at Borgo dei Greci, Centro Storico

€600/month

Private room

Room at Via dei Martiri del Popolo, Centro Storico

€1,500/month

Entire place

Apartment at Via San Gallo, Centro Storico

Shared apartments, spare rooms and roommates in Florence

Thinking of living in a shared flat in Florence? You'll find a variety of options: single rooms, shared rooms, and complete apartments with multiple rooms. You’ll surely find the ideal accommodation with friendly and fun roommates.

Available accommodationTotalAverage price
Private room Florence887€657
Residence Florence9€1044
Studio Florence459€1024
Entire place Florence1645€2148
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Florence is an ideal city for students—small enough to navigate on foot or by bike but large enough to offer plenty of events, activities, and places to explore. This makes it easy to make the most of your exchange experience!

Advantages and disadvantages of sharing a flat in Florence

Here are some of the key pros and cons of living in a shared flat in Florence:

Advantages of sharing a flat in Florence

  • Accommodation in Florence can be pricey, especially considering the size and quality of the apartments. Sharing a flat helps reduce these costs.
  • Try to find roommates from other nationalities. Living with Italian or international roommates who speak other languages gives you the chance to practise Italian or at least English.
  • Sharing daily life with your flatmates helps you integrate into city life more easily, learning about its culture and ways of living.
  • Florence offers various accommodation options, including single and shared rooms, so you can choose what suits you best.

Disadvantages of sharing a flat in Florence

  • Many apartments are part of old buildings and are usually small, making them expensive for their size. Generally, the more central the apartment, the smaller the space.
  • You’ll have to share common areas like the living room, bathroom, and kitchen, so you’ll rarely have the entire place to yourself.

Erasmus Apps for your exchange programme in Florence

There are several Erasmus+ apps you can download and use for different aspects of your exchange. These apps provide information on the necessary procedures, advice from previous students (including tips on affordable places to try local food like trippa alla fiorentinapappa al pomodoro, or ravioli di cinghiale), and guides on how to validate subjects and request additional mobility opportunities.

How to meet people in Florence

One of the best ways to meet people when you arrive in the city is to share a flat and connect with your roommates. Additionally, you can use some of the following options:

Student associations in Florence

Student life in the capital of Tuscany is vibrant, thanks to various associations that organise events, activities, and affordable plans for young people. Many faculties have their own associations, and there’s also ESN Florentia, which organises activities and offers discounts for Erasmus students.

Facebook groups for Erasmus students in Florence

Facebook groups created by student associations are great for finding out about different events and trips. Groups divided by academic year help students solve doubts and connect with other fellow students.

WhatsApp groups for Erasmus students in Florence

Associations like ESN Florentia create WhatsApp groups where students can join plans and events, helping them stay connected and informed.

Tips for living in a shared apartment in Florence

Keep the following tips in mind when looking for a shared flat in Florence:

  • The capital of Tuscany is a popular tourist destination, and central streets can be crowded, especially in summer and during tourist seasons. Consider this when choosing the neighbourhood for your stay.
  • The faculties of the Universidad Degli Studi di Firenze are spread throughout the city. Find out where your faculty is located to find nearby accommodation or a place that is easily accessible by bike, a favourite mode of transport among students. Check out this article to learn more about this matter.
  • It’s important to have clear communication with your roommates, especially regarding house rules, to avoid conflicts when living together.

Frequently Asked Questions about sharing a flat in Florence

How much does a shared flat cost in Florence?
Single rooms usually start at €280 per month, while shared rooms usually begin at €250 per month.
Where to look for shared flats in Florence?
Use the Erasmus Play search engine to find single rooms, shared rooms, and full apartments. Plus, you can also choose your roommates with our Erasmus Play app.
How to meet people in Florence?
Choose a shared apartment to have company right away. You can also join student associations and participate in Facebook and WhatsApp groups created for young people in Florence.
Share a flat or live alone in Florence?
Sharing a flat is the preferred option for young people because it helps save on rent and utility costs. Plus, you’ll also get to share the experience with students from around the world.
How to choose the ideal roommates in Florence?
Ideally, your roommates should have similar or compatible lifestyles. Also, having at least one Italian roommate is a great idea for practising the language and immersing yourself in the local culture.

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