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Shared apartments, spare rooms, and roommates in Genoa

€345/month

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Room at Via S. Martino

€450/month

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Room at Piazza Giovanni Martinez

€460/month

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Room at Via Caffaro

€460/month

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Room at Via Mattia Montecchi

€1,600/month

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Apartment at Via Voltri, Voltri

€470/month

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Room at Corso Magenta, Castelletto

€450/month

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Room at Via Caffaro

€470/month

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Room at Via Caffaro, Castelletto

€490/month

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Room at Piazza del Campo, Centro Storico

€460/month

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Room at Via Caffaro, Castelletto

€470/month

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Room at Salita Piano di Rocca, Centro Storico

€500/month

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Room at Via Aldo Manuzio

€480/month

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Room at Via Curtatone, Castelletto

€350/month

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Room at Via di Prè

€350/month

Private room

Room at Piazza del Campo

€450/month

Private room

Room at Piazza del Campo, Centro Storico

€500/month

Private room

Room at Piazza Giovanni Martinez

€600/month

Private room

Room at Via degli Albanesi, Quarto

€1,298/month

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Apartment at Via Chiaramone, Voltri

€470/month

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Room at Salita Piano di Rocca, Centro Storico

Flatshare in Genoa

The capital of the Liguria region is known for its favourable climate and picturesque scenery, located between the mountains and the sea, making it a popular Erasmus destination. The University of Genoa, one of Italy’s most prominent universities, has faculties spread throughout the city centre.

Available accommodationTotalAverage price
Private room Genoa151€1,076
Residence Genoa0
Studio Genoa7€1,742
Entire place Genoa103€1,862
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Most international students prefer finding a spare room in a shared flat, although renting a full apartment and finding your own roommates is also an option.

Advantages and disadvantages of sharing a flat in Genoa

Here are the most outstanding advantages and disadvantages of sharing a flat in Genoa:

Advantages of sharing a flat in Genoa

  • The city is well-connected to other parts of Italy, and the low cost of renting shared apartments allows you to explore places like Milan, Turin, and Cinque Terre affordably.
  • You'll get the chance to live with people from around the world, learning about different cultures, customs, and languages—not just Italian!

Disadvantages of sharing a flat in Genoa

  • The demand for places in shared flats, especially those part of residences, often exceeds supply. If this is your preferred option, make sure to apply well in advance.
  • Your room will be your only private space, so make sure to make it comfortable and decorate it to your liking.

Erasmus Apps for your exchange programme in Genoa

Using Erasmus+ apps can provide essential information for planning your exchange and enhancing your experience in the city. One important tip you'll find is to think twice before buying a second-hand bike. While saving on transport costs might seem appealing, Genoa's hilly terrain can make cycling challenging.

How to meet people in Genoa

In addition to befriending your flatmates, here are three other ways to meet people in Genoa:

Student associations in Genoa

Most international students join the Erasmus Student Network (ESN). ESN GEG Genoa organises various activities like beach outings, horse riding, kayaking, sports events, and international dinners, providing great opportunities to meet new friends.

Facebook groups for Erasmus students in Genoa

Joining Facebook groups for Erasmus students in Genoa, especially those created by ESN GEG Genoa, can help you connect with other international students. Plus, you can find the calendar of activities and events to stay in the loop!

WhatsApp groups for Erasmus students in Genoa

There are several WhatsApp groups created by students. Joining these groups allows you to introduce yourself and share your interests, making it easier to find people with similar interests and make plans together.

Tips for living in a shared apartment in Genoa

Here are some suggestions for living in shared flats in this Italian city:

  • The University of Genoa’s faculties are spread across different parts of the city centre. To stay close to your faculty and popular leisure areas, consider central neighbourhoods like Génova Centro or Porto Antico. For quieter areas, look into Piazza Principe or Boccadasse.
  • Genoese people might not seem very friendly at first, but if you make an effort to befriend them, you'll likely form strong friendships.

Frequently Asked Questions about sharing a flat in Genoa

How much does a shared flat cost in Genoa?

The cost of rooms in shared flats starts at €350 per month but can range between €200 and €550 per month. An apartment with several rooms starts at approximately €750 per month.

Where to look for shared flats in Genoa?

You can use the Erasmus Play housing search engine! This online community lets you view verified flats and rooms along with their features and entry requirements.

How to meet people in Genoa?

One popular option among international students is to join ESN GEG Genoa, where you can meet people through different activities. Also, you can join several WhatsApp and Facebook groups available.

What are the advantages of sharing a flat in Genoa?

Living in a shared flat allows you to save on rent, immerse yourself in the experience with other young people, and living in a multicultural environment where you can learn from your flatmates.

How to choose ideal roommates in Genoa?

Look for roommates of different nationalities to help you learn more Italian or practise other languages. It's essential that all roommates have compatible lifestyles and follow the apartment's established rules.

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