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Flatshare in Prague

CZK 18,700/month

Private room

Room at nam. Kinských

CZK 18,700/month

Private room

Room at náměstí Kinských, Malá Strana

CZK 18,700/month

Private room

Room at náměstí Kinských, Malá Strana

CZK 16,650/month

Private room

Room at Na Jezerce, Nusle

CZK 18,700/month

Private room

Room at nám. Kinských

CZK 18,700/month

Private room

Room at náměstí Kinských, Malá Strana

CZK 18,700/month

Private room

Room at nám. Kinských

CZK 18,700/month

Private room

Room at náměstí Kinských, Malá Strana

CZK 18,700/month

Private room

Room at nám. Kinských

CZK 18,700/month

Private room

Room at náměstí Kinských, Malá Strana

CZK 18,700/month

Private room

Room at nám. Kinských

CZK 18,700/month

Private room

Room at nam. Kinských

CZK 18,700/month

Private room

Room at náměstí Kinských, Malá Strana

CZK 18,700/month

Private room

Room at nám. Kinských

CZK 17,400/month

Private room

Room at Řehořova, Žižkov

CZK 18,700/month

Private room

Room at nám. Kinských

CZK 18,699/month

Private room

Room at nám. Kinských

CZK 18,500/month

Private room

Room at Sokolská, Nové Město

CZK 18,700/month

Private room

Room at nám. Kinských

CZK 18,700/month

Private room

Room at nám. Kinských

Shared apartments, spare rooms, and roommates in Prague

Finding a shared flat in Prague with a good price, location, and amenities can be challenging. This charming city offers a lot to do and see, making it a popular destination for young people.

Available accommodationTotalAverage price
Private room Prague499€750
Residence Prague15€726
Studio Prague31€1025
Entire place Prague1172€1862
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If you're planning to live in an apartment with roommates in Prague, it's best to start your search early. Use platforms like Erasmus Play to find verified student housing quickly and easily.

Advantages and disadvantages of sharing a flat in Prague

Here are the key points to consider about living in a shared flat in the Czech capital:

Advantages of sharing a flat in Prague

  • There is a wide variety of shared accommodations in Prague, from single spare rooms and shared rooms to full apartments where you can choose your roommates.
  • With more affordable costs, you can find accommodation in central districts (1 to 6), reducing your commute time to popular and busy areas.

Disadvantages of sharing a flat in Prague

  • Shared flats are popular among young people, making it difficult to find one. Start your search well in advance on platforms like Erasmus Play!
  • High demand means some accommodations may not be in the best condition, as landlords know they can rent them out easily anyway. Look for apartments with good insulation and natural light, especially since Prague can be very cold and dark in winter.

Erasmus Apps for your exchange programme in Prague

Make your experience in Prague as smooth as possible by using Erasmus+ apps. These apps, like the one created by the European Commission, offer tips and information on necessary procedures, city life, as well as different services and discounts.

How to meet people in Prague

Moving to a new city can be overwhelming, especially if you don't know anyone. Living in a shared flat helps you get to know your roommates right away. Here are some ways to meet people in the Czech capital:

Student associations in Prague

Many universities in Prague have an Erasmus Social Network (ESN) to support international students. ESN organises activities that help students interact, guide them through different phases of their exchange, and offer various discounts.

Facebook groups for Erasmus students in Prague

Most Facebook groups related to Erasmus students in Prague are organised by academic year. This makes it easier for students to connect with other students during their stay in the city. These groups also provide information about activities and events organised by associations and fellow students.

WhatsApp groups for Erasmus students in Prague

Many Facebook groups and associations create WhatsApp groups for more direct communication among students.

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 don’t include bed linen. Make sure to check ahead so you know whether to bring it from home or buy it once you get to town.
  • Prague is a hotspot for tourists, which can drive up prices for shared apartments. Look for rentals that cater more to locals or students to avoid inflated prices.
  • It might be a bit challenging to make friends with locals at first since they might not open up quickly to new people. Don’t take it personally—they just need time to get to know you better.
  • Prague has cold winters and hot summers, so find a well-insulated flat to stay comfy all year round.

Frequently Asked Questions 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, while a single room ranges from €300 to €400 per month.
Where to look for shared flats in Prague?
To compare different flats and verified spare rooms, use the Erasmus Play housing search engine. It gathers available housing options from various online platforms and websites, making your search easier and more reliable.
How to meet people in Prague?
In the Czech capital, you can meet people by joining Erasmus organisations and participating in Facebook and WhatsApp groups. Also, make plans with your roommates to bond and explore the city together.
What are the advantages of sharing a flat in Prague?
Sharing a flat is common among students, so you’ll have plenty of options. It allows you to save on rent and monthly bills, giving you some extra money for other activities.
How to choose the ideal roommates in Prague?
Try to choose roommates from different nationalities to get out of your comfort zone and learn about other cultures. However, it's important that they share a similar lifestyle to avoid common conflicts in shared living situations.

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