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Apartment at Kirchenstraße, 52
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Room at Karlstraße, 20
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Room at Bismarckstraße, 44
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Apartment at Gaußstraße, 22
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Room at Dr.-Maurer-Straße, 21
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Apartment at Spichererbergstraße, 94
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Room at Gaußstraße, 22
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Room at Dr.-Maurer-Straße, 21
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Apartment at Sofie-Dawo-Str., 7
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Apartment at Gaußstraße, 22
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Apartment at Bismarckstraße, Sankt Johann
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Apartment at Bismarckstraße
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Studio at Solferinostraße, 5
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Apartment at Bismarckstraße, Sankt Johann
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Apartment at Winterbergstraße, 21A
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Apartment at Irgenhöhe, 10
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Apartment at Ohmstraße, 9
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Apartment at Goebenstraße, 11
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Apartment at Am Ludwigsberg, 66
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Room at Rheinstraße, 91
Willkommen! If you have arrived here, it’s because you’re planning your study exchange and want to find student accommodation in Saarbrücken. Certainly after reading this article, you will have a clearer view of what is ideal for you. We will share with you everything to know about renting flats and rooms, the best areas to live in, and the available residences. Additionally, you’ll find the most frequently asked questions that arise every year from students going to Saarbrücken. Let's go! Or, rather, los geht's!
Available accommodation | Total | Average price |
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Private room Saarbrücken | 18 | €1872 |
Residence Saarbrücken | 0 | € |
Studio Saarbrücken | 6 | €1400 |
Entire place Saarbrücken | 36 | €1655 |
Saarbrücken is the capital of the state of Saarland, in Germany, and is known for its welcoming and multicultural atmosphere. This city offers a unique combination of history, culture and lively student life, which makes it an ideal destination for exchange students. Additionally, for nature lovers, Saarbrücken offers multiple parks and green spaces, such as the Saarland Park, perfect for walking, cycling and picnics.
The student apartments for rent in Saarbrücken suit all tastes and budgets. For example, you can choose to rent a complete flat with several rooms, and look for roommates to share it with, the cost per person will be much more affordable this way.
If you prefer more privacy, studio apartments are ideal: small but complete, with your own kitchen and bathroom. However, they are much more expensive, especially because you have to pay all the costs by yourself.
If you’re looking for a room in a shared apartment (WG), you’ll find cosy and well-equipped spaces, perfect for socialising with other students. The price of these rooms is usually between €400-500 per month, always depending on their characteristics and locations.
The rooms in university residences are another popular option, with single or shared rooms. These include basic furniture and common services such as kitchens and study rooms. In addition, they tend to have very reasonable prices, especially university residences that usually cost between €250 and €350.
In this section, we tell you which are the best neighbourhoods to live as a student in this German city:
It’s one of the most chosen neighbourhoods by students to live in, since it has the largest number of leisure and restaurant venues, as well as shops and supermarkets. In addition, it has a very good public transport connection both with universities and with other nearby cities, including those in France!
This area is the one that extends on the other side of the river Saar from the city centre. It’s a residential area, although the area closer to the river has more shopping and café options. From here you can reach the centre on foot or by bicycle in a short time. The cost of rent is usually cheaper than in more central neighbourhoods.
This district is located on the outskirts of the city, to the north. It’s a much quieter area to live in, although you can also get to the centre in your free time in about 20 minutes by bus or 6 minutes by train.
Called "Universität des Saarlandes” in German, it has one of its campuses in the city of Saarbrücken. It’s located northeast of the city centre, between that area and Dudweiler. It has a very good public transport connection, with several bus lines connecting the centre and the campus as well as Dudweiler and the campus in approximately 15 minutes.
The truth is that there aren’t usually many private residences in Saarbrücken, but the residences that you’ll find in this city are those offered by the organisation Studierendenwerk Saarland. These are public residences with affordable prices, which offer both single rooms and shared rooms.
What are the best Apps if I’m going on Erasmus to Saarbrücken? |
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The Erasmus Play App is one of the best you can download! With it you’ll be able to contact other students who are going to be in this German city at the same time as you. Thanks to that, you’ll be able to make friends even before you arrive and find roommates with whom to share the accommodation. |
What’s student life like in Saarbrücken? |
Student life in this German city is very dynamic and diverse. The city has plenty of bars, clubs, and cafés where students can socialise and relax. Additionally, there are many cultural events and festivals throughout the year, such as the Music Festival and the Christmas Market, which are perfect opportunities to immerse yourself in the local culture. |
What are the best neighbourhoods to live in Saarbrücken as a student? |
Some students prefer to live in the city centre, as it’s the liveliest area. You can also choose Alt-Saarbrücken if you want to be close to the centre but live in a quieter area, and Dudweiler if you want to save on rent and don't mind having to move to get to the centre. |
How much does it cost to live in Saarbrücken as a student? |
Living in this German city is not very expensive. Renting a room in a residence or a shared apartment costs an average of €400 per month. Public transportation is affordable and student fares are very low. As for food, you can find cheap menus at the mensas (university canteens) and shopping in cheap supermarkets. In general, with around €700-900 per month, you can live comfortably. |
Why go on Erasmus to Saarbrücken? |
This city has everything: a prestigious university with innovative programs, a very active student life and a multicultural environment that will make you feel at home. In addition, it’s full of history and culture, with places such as Saarbrücken Castle and the neighbourhood of St. Johanner Markt. On the weekends you can relax in its green parks or take a quick trip to France. And don't forget the delicious food that combines the best of Germany and France! |
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