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Flatshare in Copenhagen

DKK 15,100/month

Private room

Room at Njalsgade 151

DKK 8,738/month

Private room

Room at Teglholmsgade, Vesterbro/Kongens Enghave

DKK 15,300/month

Private room

Room at Njalsgade 151

DKK 9,655/month

Private room

Room at Copenhagen, Denmark

DKK 8,012/month

Private room

Room at Vestre Teglgade 2P, 2450 København, Denmark, København

DKK 9,655/month

Private room

Room at H. C. Andersens Blvd. 37,

DKK 9,655/month

Private room

Room at H. C. Andersens Boulevard, Indre By

DKK 9,217/month

Private room

Room at Vester Voldgade, Indre By

DKK 11,900/month

Private room

Room at Vester Voldgade,

DKK 8,738/month

Private room

Room at Gl. Sydhavn, København, Denmark

DKK 8,629/month

Private room

Room at Margretheholmsvej, Indre By

DKK 10,994/month

Private room

Room at Vester Voldgade, Indre By

DKK 9,553/month

Private room

Room at Margretheholmsvej, Indre By

DKK 11,924/month

Private room

Room at H. C. Andersens Blvd. 37,

DKK 8,773/month

Private room

Room at Margretheholmsvej, Indre By

DKK 8,825/month

Private room

Room at Gl. Sydhavn, København, Denmark

DKK 10,039/month

Private room

Room at Østerbro, Copenhagen, Denmark

DKK 8,825/month

Private room

Room at Teglholmsgade, Vesterbro/Kongens Enghave

DKK 9,249/month

Private room

Room at Teglholmen

DKK 9,310/month

Private room

Room at Nørrebro, Copenhagen, Denmark

Shared apartments, spare rooms, and roommates in Copenhagen

Copenhagen, with its charming and colourful architecture, draws attention from tourists and students alike. The city boasts a lively and enjoyable student life, and the University of Copenhagen is renowned for its high-quality education.

Available accommodationTotalAverage price
Private room Copenhagen313€1317
Residence Copenhagen24€1583
Studio Copenhagen7€1500
Entire place Copenhagen19€2294
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If you're unsure about moving to Copenhagen due to the language barrier, don't worry! Most locals speak English fluently, so if you have a good level of English, you’ll have no problem communicating with both your international flatmates and the locals. Plus, if you share an apartment with a Dane, it’s a great opportunity to learn the language and immerse yourself in the local culture.

Advantages and disadvantages of sharing a flat in Copenhagen

Here are some pros and cons of living in shared apartments in the Danish capital:

Advantages of sharing a flat in Copenhagen

  • Many shared apartments are in convenient neighbourhoods for students close to the university and downtown areas. Some of these neighbourhoods are Amager, Vesterbro, and Nørrebro.
  • You can choose between private shared flats or university residences known as kollegium.

Disadvantages of sharing a flat in Copenhagen

  • Start your accommodation search as early as possible, especially avoiding the busy months of August and September. Finding a good place at a reasonable price can be challenging during these times.
  • Copenhagen has a cool climate, with an average annual temperature of 8.4ºC. Make sure to check the heating system in the shared apartment and discuss its usage with your roommates. If heating costs aren’t included in the rent, you might have to pay an extra amount at the end of the month.

Erasmus Apps for your exchange programme in Copenhagen

Erasmus+ apps provide many resources to help plan your exchange. For example, you can find information about life in the city, like the fact that bicycles are the preferred mode of transport for students. Try to buy a second-hand bike when you arrive in Copenhagen. However, be cautious! You can get fined for driving without lights, crossing red lights, riding outside bike lanes, riding the wrong way, or cycling drunk.

How to meet people in Copenhagen

Here are some options to meet people in the Danish capital:

Student associations in Copenhagen

Joining ESN Copenhagen allows you to meet other international students through different activities and events. Plus, with the ESN Card, you can access discounts from different companies, including low-cost airlines, package delivery services, and bus companies for travelling.

Facebook groups for Erasmus students in Copenhagen

The University of Copenhagen usually creates Facebook groups for different academic years, where you can solve your doubts and connect with other students. You can also join ESN Copenhagen and ESN Sweden groups to stay updated on event calendars, including parties, sports trips like climbing, game nights, and affordable excursions.

WhatsApp groups for Erasmus students in Copenhagen

WhatsApp groups are a quick way to connect with other young people. You can share information about yourself and find students with similar interests.

Tips for living in a shared apartment in Copenhagen

Keep these tips in mind when sharing a flat in Copenhagen:

  • Be wary of scammers targeting international students. To avoid fraud, use the Erasmus Play housing platform, where all listings are verified for a safe booking process.
  • Choose a flat within walking or cycling distance to the university and popular spots. This will allow you to enjoy more of Copenhagen's relaxed yet vibrant atmosphere.

Frequently Asked Questions about sharing a flat in Copenhagen

How much does a shared flat cost in Copenhagen?
The minimum price for a room in a shared apartment is around €580 per month, although the average cost is usually around €750-800 per month.
Where to look for shared flats in Copenhagen?
Use the Erasmus Play student housing search engine. This platform allows you to compare images, locations, prices, and features of the verified accommodations. You can also read the entry requirements and conditions, and safely book once you find your ideal apartment.
How to meet people in Copenhagen?
You can participate in Facebook and WhatsApp groups to connect with people before arriving. Also, you can join activities organised by ESN Copenhagen to interact with the other young people.
What are the advantages of sharing a flat in Copenhagen?
Sharing a flat can help you save on rent, making your student budget more manageable. It also allows you to choose accommodation in popular neighbourhoods for young people and enjoy a multicultural experience.
What to ask before entering a flatshare in Copenhagen?
Confirm whether the heating system and all utility bills are included in the monthly rent. Also, inquire about the lifestyle of your potential roommates and the established rules for the flat, especially regarding cleanliness, gatherings, and schedules.

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