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Flatshare in Hamburg

€1,300/month

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Room at Suhrsweg, 11

€1,104/month

Private room

Room at Klosterallee Hoheluft

€900/month

Private room

Room at Sternschanze, Hamburg-Altona, Germany

€1,095/month

Private room

Room at Bei der Apostelkirche, Eimsbüttel

€850/month

Private room

Room at Bremer Straße, Harburg

€1,045/month

Private room

Room at Eppendorfer Weg 270, 20251 Hamburg, Germania

€990/month

Private room

Room at Trenknerweg, 129

€1,000/month

Private room

Room at Klosterallee Hoheluft

€895/month

Private room

Room at Dorotheenstraße 3, 22301 Hamburg, Germania

€900/month

Private room

Room at Hamburger Berg, Sankt Pauli

$988/month

Private room

Room at A cozy apartment near Eimsbütteler Park (Eimsbüttel), Hamburg

€1,065/month

Private room

Room at Klosterallee 67

€950/month

Private room

Room at Hamburger Berg, Sankt Pauli

€890/month

Private room

Room at Ifflandstraße, Hohenfelde

€900/month

Private room

Room at Vereinsstraße

€900/month

Private room

Room at Sternschanze, Hamburg-Altona, Germany

€1,090/month

Private room

Room at Hudtwalckerstraße, 16

€795/month

Private room

Room at Haakestraße, Harburg

€950/month

Private room

Room at Amsinckstraße, 44

€1,045/month

Private room

Room at Bei der Apostelkirche, Eimsbüttel

Shared apartments, spare rooms, and roommates in Hamburg

Hamburg, home to one of Germany's most important ports, offers plenty of job opportunities for young people. The city is known for its diverse range of leisure and entertainment options, which attracts both national and international students. Because of all these, renting a shared flat in Hamburg can be challenging and competitive, despite the great variety of offerings. Start your search as soon as you can on platforms like Erasmus Play, where you can compare various verified student accommodations.

Available accommodationTotalAverage price
Private room Hamburg763€1635
Residence Hamburg0
Studio Hamburg182€2053
Entire place Hamburg1103€1923
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Advantages and disadvantages of sharing a flat in Hamburg

Here are some pros and cons of living in a shared flat in this German city:

Advantages of sharing a flat in Hamburg

  • Sharing a flat is cheaper than renting a full apartment, allowing you to choose accommodation in your favourite neighbourhoods, whether it’s near the city centre, universities, or green areas.
  • If you have German or German-speaking roommates, you can practise the language, which will be beneficial both in the city and in your professional life.

Disadvantages of sharing a flat in Hamburg

  • Some shared flats are located in neighbourhoods far from the city centre. However, Hamburg’s public transport system is excellent, so make sure to check how you can get around the city from your accommodation.
  • Germans might seem distant and reserved at first. Therefore, living with roommates from different nationalities can also be an interesting and enriching experience.

Erasmus Apps for your exchange programme in Hamburg

There are several apps designed for Erasmus+ students to simplify the exchange process. These applications can help you validate subjects, start certain procedures, access a student community, answer questions, and learn about other young people’s experiences in Hamburg. You’ll also find tips from other students, like the best places to go out in the Sternschanze or Reeperbahn areas, which are popular among students.

How to meet people in Hamburg

If you're sharing a flat, start by connecting with your roommates. Also, you can consider the following options:

Student associations in Hamburg

One of the most prominent associations for international students is the Erasmus Social Network (ESN). This volunteer organisation promotes student integration through different activities and events. When you arrive in the city, join ESN Hamburg to participate in events and get an ESN card for discounts and other student benefits.

Facebook groups for Erasmus students in Hamburg

On Facebook, you can join the ESN Hamburg group to stay updated on their plans and activities. There are also other groups like "Erasmus Hamburg", where you can see upcoming events and ask any questions you may have.

WhatsApp groups for Erasmus students in Hamburg

Many times, associations and Facebook groups like ESN Hamburg create Facebook groups to facilitate direct connection among students. This allows you to introduce yourself, share your interests, and find other young people with similar hobbies. Also, you’ll be able to join different activities and events.

Tips for living in a shared apartment in Hamburg

Here are some tips to keep in mind when living in a shared flat in Hamburg:

  • While the weather is warmer than in other parts of Germany, winters are still quite cold. Check the heating system in your apartment and discuss any rules or schedules for its use with your roommates.
  • If smoking bothers you, or anyone in the apartment, talk to your roommates to agree on a policy that works for everyone. In Germany, smoking is allowed in many places, so some of your roommates might smoke indoors.

Frequently Asked Questions about sharing a flat in Hamburg

How much does a shared flat cost in Hamburg?
The average cost of single rooms in Hamburg usually ranges from €400 to €500 per month. The price can vary depending on the room's features, such as having a balcony or a private bathroom, which can drive up the prices.
How to find roommates in Hamburg?
Use online communities like Erasmus Play, where you can also browse available flats and rooms to find the best fit for you.
How to meet people in Hamburg?
Start by befriending your roommates, that way you’ll be able to do different activities together. Also, join student associations, as well as Facebook and WhatsApp groups to connect with students from different universities and fields of study.
Why share a student flat in Hamburg?
The cost of living in Hamburg is quite high, so sharing a flat helps you stick to a budget. You'll likely live in a multicultural environment, which will give you the chance to practise languages and learn about your flatmates' lifestyles.
What should I take into account when entering a flatshare in Hamburg?
Keep in mind that your roommates may come from different nationalities, bringing diverse habits and lifestyles. Establish clear rules for coexistence regarding visits, cleanliness, smoking, pets and other important matters to ensure a harmonious living environment.

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