Student accommodation, flats and rooms for rent in Gdansk
| Private rooms Gdansk | 127 | 372/month |
| Studios Gdansk | 6 | 682/month |
| Apartments Gdansk | 59 | 1091/month |
Gdansk is one of the most important cities in northern Poland and has access to the Baltic Sea. Its historic centre had to be rebuilt after the Second World War, but it still has the Polish essence in its atmosphere and architecture. In fact, in the city of Gdansk, you will be able to enjoy the tradition of the country, but you will also feel its past with the Prussian, Russian, German and Estonian influences. This area used to belong to the famous Hanseatic League.
The Polish city is chosen by many international students every year, so there is a young atmosphere with multiple activities to do and parties to go to. Also, together with the nearby towns of Gdynia, which has a spa, and Sopot from the Trójmiasto or the “Tricity”, so there is always something fun to do or visit.
Surely you are wondering, How to find a cheap student flat in Gdansk? In this article, we inform you of the details that you have to take into account when looking for accommodation in this Polish city. Besides, we recommend that you start your search several months before your arrival, as Gdansk receives many students and cheap accommodation quickly sells out.
Student apartments for rent in Gdansk
On the Erasmus Play map, you will see that there is a varied offer of student rental apartments. Usually, most of the flats are refurbished and modern. Also, they usually have a fully equipped kitchen and have basic appliances such as a washing machine, dryer, heating, refrigerator and oven.
The price of a studio apartment ranges from € 290 onwards, with the average for the same type of accommodation being € 310. Many students look for this alternative when moving to Gdansk, so we recommend that you start your search as soon as possible to ensure that you find the one that is right for you.
Student room for rent in Gdansk
Most of the rooms offered in this Polish city include a wardrobe, desk and bedding. However, you should also pay attention to some characteristics of the apartment itself, such as the location, whether it has a private or shared bathroom, how many people share the apartment, and whether it has internet and basic appliances. You are sure to find a room in Gdansk with all the comforts you are looking for, find it for free through the Erasmus Play comparator!
The price of a private room in a shared apartment in Gdansk ranges from € 210 onwards and has an average of € 280 per month.
Student accommodation in Gdansk
When looking for the best accommodation for you, you have to consider the most convenient areas to live in Gdansk. This depends both on the location of the college you are going to and if you want to live in the centre of the city or a little further away. Here are some of the most chosen neighbourhoods by international students in Gdansk:
Apartments for rent in Młode Miasto
This neighbourhood is located next to the city centre. It is located near the main railway station, Gdańsk Główny, and one of the mouths of the Vistula River into the Gulf of Gdansk. A studio apartment has a monthly cost that goes from € 300 onwards.
Apartments in Wrzeszcz
The Wrzeszcz neighbourhood is closer to the universities. Here, prices can go up a bit, with the average for a studio apartment being € 800 per month.
Rooms for rent in Młode Miasto
Being close to the centre and the train station, this neighbourhood is very popular with students, so we named it again. A room in a shared flat in this area starts at € 220 per month onwards, with an average of € 300.
Erasmus accommodation near the universities of Gdansk
The following are the areas in which it is advisable to look for accommodation if you want to live near one of the two most important universities in the Polish city:
Uniwersytet Gdanski
The University of Gdansk is divided into different buildings, so you have to identify which one you are going to have classes in before looking for accommodation. The main campus is located northwest of the city centre but is well connected by public transport. For this reason, we recommend that you choose accommodation near the train station (if you want to live in the centre) or that you consider the following neighbourhoods: Wrzeszcz Dolny, Młyniec and Zaspa.
Politechnika Gdanska (PG)
This is the Gdansk University of Technology, whose campus is also located northwest of the centre, approximately 30 minutes away by public transport. You can look for accommodation in the Zielony Trójkat, Noew Szkoty or Wrzeszcz neighborhoods.
University residence in Gdansk
In student residences in Gdansk, you will find shared and private rooms. Besides, some of them have a small kitchen and private bathroom, which makes it similar to a shared flat.
The price for a room in a residence goes from € 200 onwards and can go up to approximately € 420. Please note that most offers include the cost of additional services.
Frequently Asked Questions about Gdansk
How much is a student room for rent in Gdansk? |
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| In this Polish city, the price of a private room in a shared flat average € 280 per month. In the Erasmus Play search engine, you can check all the available rooms. |
How to find an apartment near the University of Gdansk? |
| To determine which are the best areas to live near this institution, you have to determine the location of the college where you are going to go. Afterwards, you can enter the Erasmus Play map and find the best accommodation for you in the areas near your building. |
What are the best areas to live in Gdansk if you are a student? |
| This depends on whether you want to stay near the universities or in the city centre. The advantage is that there is a good public transport connection and you can get from one place to another quickly. Some of the neighborhoods you can consider are Młode Miasto, Wrzeszcz Dolny, and Zaspa. |
How much does it cost to live in Gdansk for students? |
| Life in Poland is usually cheap and Gdansk is no exception. Supposing that you decide on a private studio-type apartment (whose average is € 310 per month) and you add expenses for food, bills and leisure, think that you should have around € 600 per month. Sure, it all depends on how much you travel and your lifestyle. |
Why go on Erasmus to Gdansk? |
| This Polish city has many attractions for students, as it is prepared to receive many young internationals every year. There are always activities to do, parties to go to and places to visit. Besides, you will be able to easily reach Sopot and the beaches of Gdynia, as well as taste the delicious Polish cuisine. |
