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Gdansk, a key city in northern Poland, is located by the Baltic Sea. Despite the need for post-World War II reconstruction, its historic centre retains a strong Polish essence in its atmosphere and architecture, enriched by Prussian, Russian, German, and Estonian influences. Gdansk was once part of the famous Hanseatic League, and its rich history is palpable throughout the city.
Available accommodation | Total | Average price |
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Private room Gdansk | 247 | €379 |
Residence Gdansk | 0 | € |
Studio Gdansk | 8 | €637 |
Entire place Gdansk | 51 | €1025 |
Every year, this Polish city attracts numerous international students, creating a vibrant, youthful atmosphere with plenty of activities and parties. Along with the nearby towns of Gdynia, known for its spa, and Sopot, the three form the Trójmiasto or "Tricity" area, so there’s always something fun to do or see.
Wondering how to find a cheap student flat in Gdansk? Here are some key details to consider when looking for student housing in this Polish city. We recommend starting your search several months before your arrival, as Gdansk receives many students and affordable options tend to get booked quickly.
On the Erasmus Play map, you’ll find a variety of student rental apartments. Most flats are modern and refurbished, featuring fully-equipped kitchens and basic appliances like a washing machine, dryer, heating, fridge, and oven.
Studio apartment prices start at around 2000 zł (approx. 470€) per month. Since many students opt for this option, it’s a good idea to begin your search early to secure the best apartment for you.
Most rooms in this Polish city include essentials like a wardrobe, desk, and bedding. However, pay attention to the apartment's details, such as location, whether the bathroom is private or shared, the number of roommates, and whether it includes internet and basic appliances. You can find a room in Gdansk that checks all your boxes using the Erasmus Play comparator!
The price of a private room in a shared apartment in Gdansk starts at 1100 zł (approx. 260€) per month, with an average price of 1400 zł (approx. 330€) per month.
When looking for the best accommodation in Gdansk, consider the most convenient areas based on the location of your college and whether you prefer to live in the city centre or further out. Here are some of the most popular neighbourhoods among international students in Gdansk:
Located next to the city centre, Młode Miasto is near the main railway station, Gdańsk Główny, making it a great area for students. It's also close to one of the mouths of the Vistula River into the Gulf of Gdansk. A studio apartment here starts at 1500 zł (350€ approx.) per month.
The Wrzeszcz neighbourhood is closer to the universities, which can drive prices up a bit. The average cost of a studio apartment here is around 2000 zł (approx. 500€) per month.
Młode Miasto is very popular among students, so we name it again. Being close to the city centre and the train station, it offers great convenience. A room in a shared flat in this area starts at 1200 zł (around 280€) per month, with an average price of 1500 zł (around 350€).
If you want to find housing near one of Gdansk's major universities, here are the areas to consider:
The University of Gdansk has multiple buildings, so it's important to know where your classes will be before choosing accommodation. The main campus is northwest of the city centre and is well connected by public transport. For this reason, look for accommodation near the train station if you prefer living in the city centre, or consider Wrzeszcz Dolny, Młyniec, and Zaspa.
The Gdansk University of Technology’s campus is also northwest of the centre, about 30 minutes away by public transport. Recommended neighbourhoods to look for accommodation include Zielony Trójkąt, Nowe Szkoty, or Wrzeszcz.
Student residences in Gdansk offer both shared and private rooms, some with a small kitchen and private bathroom, similar to a shared flat.
The price for a room in a residence usually ranges between 450 and 650 zł (around 100-150€), with most offers including the cost of additional services.
How much is a student room for rent in Gdansk? |
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In this Polish city, the price of a spare room in a shared flat costs around €280 per month. You can check all available rooms using the Erasmus Play search engine. |
How to find an apartment near the University of Gdansk? |
To determine the best areas to live near the University of Gdansk, first determine the location of your faculty. Then, use the Erasmus Play map to find the best accommodation options in the surrounding areas. |
What are the best areas to live in Gdansk as a student? |
This depends on whether you prefer to stay near the universities or in the city centre. With good public transport connections, you can easily travel between different parts of the city. Consider neighbourhoods like Młode Miasto, Wrzeszcz Dolny, and Zaspa. |
How much does it cost for students to live in Gdansk? |
Living in Poland is usually cheap, and Gdansk is no exception. If you choose a studio apartment and add expenses for food, bills, and leisure, you should budget around 3500zł (approx. 800€) per month. Of course, this depends on your travel habits and lifestyle. |
Why go on Erasmus to Gdansk? |
This Polish city has many attractions for students, with a vibrant atmosphere that welcomes international students every year. There are always activities, parties, and places to visit. Plus, you can easily reach Sopot and the beaches of Gdynia, and enjoy the delicious Polish cuisine. |
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