Entire place
Apartment at Zillertalstraße
Entire place
Apartment at Getreidegasse
Entire place
Apartment at Marzollweg, Morzg
Studio
Studio at Elisabethstraße
Entire place
Apartment at Rainerstraße, 9
Private room
Room at Salzachgäßchen, Mülln
Private room
Room at Salzachgäßchen, Mülln
Studio
Studio at Heubergstraße
Private room
Room at Elisabethstraße, 6
Private room
Room at Salzachgäßchen, Mülln
Entire place
Apartment at Elisabethstraße, Itzling
Private room
Room at Kleingmainer-Gasse, Morzg
Entire place
Apartment at Zillertalstraße, Lehen
Entire place
Apartment at Heubergstrasse
Private room
Room at Austraße, Itzling
Private room
Room at Salzachgäßchen, Mülln
The cost of living in this Austrian city is very high, even surpassing Vienna in some aspects. For this reason, students who move to Salzburg for a season often choose to live in spare rooms in shared flats, since the cost of monthly rent is lower than if they rent an entire apartment. Thanks to that, you will be able to choose between the neighbourhoods preferred by young people to live in, such as the historic centre, the centre of Salzburg and the Itzling neighbourhood.
Available accommodation | Total | Average price |
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Private room Salzburg | 7 | €914 |
Residence Salzburg | 0 | € |
Studio Salzburg | 2 | €1350 |
Entire place Salzburg | 7 | €2042 |
The following are some of the most notable advantages and disadvantages of living in shared flats in this Austrian city:
There are several apps for Erasmus+ that you will be able to download so that your exchange in Salzburg is the best it can be. In these apps, you will find procedures that you have to do, instructions for the different steps of Erasmus and even tips from students from previous years that allow you to have a better experience in the city. One of the tips that you will find is that the method of transport most chosen by young people is the bicycle, both because it makes you enjoy the city more and because it allows you to save on the cost of transport.
Here are some of the ways you have to meet people in this Austrian city:
In this city, you can join the ESN Salzburg, an association whose purpose is to make the exchange the best it can be for international students. With it, you will be able to meet other young people while being part of numerous fun activities that will immerse you in the culture of the city.
There are many Facebook groups you can join to meet other international students. One of them is ESN Salzburg and there are also others created by ESN Austria that are categorized according to the academic year. Also, the International Office of the University of Salzburg often creates groups on this platform, so you have several to pick from!
In the Facebook groups, you will find links to WhatsApp groups or other messaging services that you can join. In them you get to be in more direct contact with other young people, joining the plans that are organized spontaneously.
We give you some tips for you to consider when living in a student flat in this Austrian city:
How much does a shared flat cost in Salzburg? |
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The cost of a shared spare room is usually around €350 and that of a single room around €600 per month. |
How to find roommates in Salzburg? |
We recommend that you look in online communities, one of these, Erasmus Play. The advantage is that on this platform you will also be able to easily find the ideal accommodation for you, comparing all the verified and available rooms. |
How to meet people in Salzburg? |
Apart from joining Facebook and Whatsapp groups before you arrive in the city, the best thing you can do is join ESN Salzburg so you can be part of lots of fun activities while meeting other international students. |
Share a flat or live alone in Salzburg? |
Sharing a flat is the preferred alternative for young internationals since the cost of living in this Austrian city is high and accommodation also tends to have a high price. By sharing a flat you can divide the cost of rent and utility bills among all, leaving you with a more affordable budget. |
What to ask before entering to share a flat in Salzburg? |
You have to ask what the basic rules of coexistence in the apartment are, especially in matters such as cleanliness, the possibility of receiving visits, schedules and noise. Following these rules will be key to having a good coexistence and avoiding bad vibes. |
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