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Flatshare in Ljubljana

€490/month

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Room at Vipavska ulica, Kolezija

€403/month

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Room at Ledarska ulica

€450/month

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Room at Ledarska ulica

€520/month

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Room at Igriška ulica, Center

€470/month

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Room at Cesta na Brdo,

€390/month

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Room at Dalmatinova ulica,

€580/month

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Room at Ravbarjeva ulica

€470/month

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Room at Cesta na Brdo,

€430/month

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Room at Novo Polje-cesta XIX, Novo Polje

€470/month

Private room

Room at Cesta na Brdo,

€470/month

Private room

Room at Cesta na Brdo,

€470/month

Private room

Room at Cesta na Brdo,

€430/month

Private room

Room at Novo Polje-cesta XIX, Novo Polje

€519/month

Private room

Room at Tabor,

€490/month

Private room

Room at Vipavska ulica, Kolezija

€470/month

Private room

Room at Cesta na Brdo,

€490/month

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Room at Vipavska ulica, Kolezija

€370/month

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Room at Cesta v Mestni log,

€399/month

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Room at Dalmatinova ulica, Center

€450/month

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Room at Triglavska ulica,

Shared apartments, spare rooms, and roommates in Ljubljana

Ljubljana, the smallest capital in Europe, is a charming city with beautiful historic architecture. The city centre is totally pedestrian-friendly, so living in a shared flat in that neighbourhood is a great option.

Available accommodationTotalAverage price
Private room Ljubljana199€484
Residence Ljubljana0
Studio Ljubljana0
Entire place Ljubljana168€1273
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Even though it’s a small city, Ljubljana is a hotspot for international students, so you’ll likely have roommates from all over the world.

Advantages and disadvantages of sharing a flat in Ljubljana

Here are the pros and cons of living in shared flats in the Slovenian capital:

Advantages of sharing a flat in Ljubljana

  • Sharing a flat is way cheaper than renting a whole apartment. This means you’ll be able to afford a room in popular neighbourhoods like Krakovo or the city centre.
  • With the extra cash you save on rent, you can explore other cities in Slovenia and nearby countries, taking advantage of Ljubljana's ideal location to travel.
  • You can choose between renting a single room or a shared room, depending on what you prefer.

Disadvantages of sharing a flat in Ljubljana

  • Ljubljana is a hot spot for Erasmus students, so finding cheap accommodation can be really competitive.
  • Some shared rooms might accommodate up to four people, meaning your room is the only private space you’ll have since you’ll be sharing the living room, kitchen, and bathroom.
  • Winters in Ljubljana are long and cold. Some apartments aren't well-insulated, so you might need the heating on a lot, which can rack up expenses (if they aren’t included in the rent), leading to potential conflicts with your roommates.

Erasmus Apps for your exchange programme in Ljubljana

Make your Erasmus+ experience smoother with some handy apps. For example, the European Commission’s app offers plenty of information on necessary procedures, city tips, and experiences from other students.

How to meet people in Ljubljana

Living in a shared flat is a great way to meet other students right away. Here are some other ways to connect with others:

Student associations in Ljubljana

Join student associations like ESN Ljubljana. They organise plenty of events, activities, and parties. Some students even say that there are so many events, you’ll have to pick and choose! Plus, they offer discounts and services you can use.

Facebook groups for Erasmus students in Ljubljana

Facebook groups are typically divided by academic year and semester, which makes it easier to meet other students who will be in the city at the same time as you.

WhatsApp groups for Erasmus students in Ljubljana

Facebook groups and associations often create WhatsApp or Telegram groups to build a community where students can easily communicate with each other.

Tips for living in a shared apartment in Ljubljana

Here are some tips for living in a shared flat in the Slovenian capital:

  • The official language is Slovenian, so learning a few words can help you communicate with locals! Plus, you can practise English with other international students since it's the common language.
  • Take advantage of discounts offered by associations and universities, such as food coupons, to save and be able to travel more in Slovenia and other nearby countries such as Croatia, Austria and Italy.

Frequently Asked Questions about sharing a flat in Ljubljana

How much does a shared flat cost in Ljubljana?
Single rooms usually start at €220 per month, while shared rooms start at €260 per month. The cost always depends on the location, amenities, and whether utility bills are included.
Where to look for shared flats in Ljubljana?
Use the Erasmus Play housing platform to find verified shared flats. Beware of fake landlords, which are a common issue in Ljubljana, so it’s best to rent from a reputable site with verified accommodation like ours.
How to meet people in Ljubljana?
There are several ways to meet other young people in Ljubljana: join student associations like ESN Ljubljana and participate in Facebook, Telegram, and WhatsApp groups. Also, living in a shared flat is an easy way to make friends with your roommates.
How to choose the ideal roommates in Ljubljana?
Consider what’s important to you in a flatmate, such as schedules, cleanliness, hosting gatherings, and smoking policies. Also, find roommates with similar interests or those open to trying new activities with you!
What are the best apps to find roommates in Ljubljana?
Erasmus Play is a great app/website for finding roommates and rooms in shared apartments. It provides detailed information about the accommodation requirements to move in, making your search easier.

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