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Shared apartments, spare rooms and roommates in Prague
Flatshare in Prague

Shared apartments, spare rooms and roommates in Prague
Private rooms Prague 593 753/month
Residences Prague 28 690/month
Studios Prague 19 1044/month
Apartments Prague 999 1907/month
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It is said that one of the most difficult tasks when moving to Prague is to find a shared flat with a good price, location and amenities. Because it is a charming city that offers a lot to do and amazing sites, many young people choose to stay here for a while.

For the reasons mentioned above, if you want to live in an apartment with roommates in Prague, we recommend that you search as soon as possible. You can also do it in the Erasmus Play housing platform, where you will view verified flats and rooms, being able to pick the ideal one for you in a simple and fast way.

Advantages and disadvantages of sharing a flat in Prague 

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These are the highlights of living in a shared flat in the capital of the Czech Republic:

Advantages of sharing a flat in Prague 

  • There is a wide variety of accommodation in shared flats in Prague, both single spare rooms and shared rooms and complete apartments in which you will be able to select the roommates.

  • By having a more affordable cost, you will be able to select accommodation that is between districts 1 and 6, which will allow you to avoid spending a lot of time commuting to interesting and busy places.

Disadvantages of sharing a flat in Prague 

  • It is the type of accommodation preferred by young people, so finding one can be difficult. Start your search well in advance, you can do so on Erasmus Play!

  • There is so much demand for spare rooms that many times the accommodations are not in the best conditions since the owners know that they will rent it out anyway. Look for apartments that have good insulation and exterior light, because during winter it is very cold and there is not much sun during the day.

Erasmus App for your exchange programme in Prague 

We recommend that you use apps for Erasmus+ that will make your experience in the capital of the Czech Republic the best possible. In these apps, like the one created by the European Commission, you will find a wide variety of tips and information on procedures you have to do and on the lifestyle of the city, as well as other services and discounts.

How to meet people in Prague? 

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Moving into a new city can be overwhelming if you don't know anybody there. However, living in a shared flat allows you to get to know your roommates from the moment you arrive. You can also consider the following ways to meet people in the Czech Republic’s capital:

Student associations in Prague 

Many of the universities in Prague have the Erasmus Social Network (ESN) to support international students. From the ESN activities are organized that encourage interaction between young people, guide them through the different phases of the exchange and offer discounts on different things.

Facebook groups for Erasmus in Prague 

Most of the groups on Facebook that are related to Erasmus in Prague are split according to the academic year, which makes it easier for students who are going to the Czech capital to connect during the academic year. In these groups you will also be able to find out about the different activities and events organized, both by associations and by young people.

Whatsapp groups for Erasmus in Prague 

In many cases, WhatsApp groups are created by Facebook groups and associations in which students can communicate more directly with each other.

Tips for living in a shared apartment in Prague

Keep these tips in mind when searching for a flatshare in the Czech capital:

  • Some rooms for rent in Prague do not include bed linen. Check that out to see if you bring it from home or buy it once you get to town.

  • Besides attracting many students, Prague is visited by thousands of tourists every year. Avoid renting shared apartments that inflate prices due to tourism.

  • At first it might seem a bit difficult to make friends with locals, as they don't usually open up quickly to people they just met. But don't worry, don't take it as rejection, but they need to know you more.

  • Winter in Prague is very cold and summer can be very hot, so try to choose a well-insulated flat.

Frequently asked queries about sharing a flat in Prague

How much does a shared flat in Prague cost?
The monthly cost of a shared room usually averages €280 per person and a single spare room is around €300-400 per month.

Where to look for shared flats in Prague?
If you want to compare between flats and verified spare rooms, we suggest you use the Erasmus Play housing search engine, which brings together available accommodation from a variety of online platforms and websites.

How to meet people in Prague?
In the Czech capital, you will be able to meet people by associating yourself with Erasmus organizations and joining Facebook and WhatsApp groups. Also take the opportunity to organise plans with your roommates, with whom you are going to live your days there.

What are the advantages of sharing a flat in Prague?
You will have many options to choose from since living in a shared flat is the most common accommodation among students. This also allows you to save on rent and monthly bills, being able to use that money for other activities.

How to choose ideal roommates in Prague?
The best thing would be for your colleagues to be of different nationalities, so you get out of your comfort zone and take the opportunity to meet people from different cultures. However, it is convenient that they share a similar lifestyle to avoid the discussions that usually arise in coexistence.