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Shared apartments, spare rooms and roommates in Turin

€815/month

Studio

Studio at Corso Novara 59

€500/month

Private room

Room at Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, Centro

€510/month

Private room

Room at Via Carlo Pedrotti, Aurora

€420/month

Private room

Room at Corso Regina Margherita, Aurora

€350/month

Private room

Room at Via Pesaro, Aurora

€480/month

Private room

Room at Corso Regina Margherita, Turin

€450/month

Private room

Room at Vicolo S. Lorenzo

€450/month

Private room

Room at Vicolo S. Lorenzo

€490/month

Private room

Room at Via Tunisi, Lingotto

€480/month

Private room

Room at Corso S. Maurizio

€510/month

Private room

Room at Via Carlo Pedrotti

€500/month

Private room

Room at Piazza Tancredi Galimberti

€450/month

Private room

Room at Vicolo S. Lorenzo

€500/month

Private room

Room at Via San Marino, Santa Rita

€520/month

Private room

Room at Via Carlo Pedrotti, Aurora

€420/month

Private room

Room at Corso Regina Margherita, Turin

€475/month

Private room

Room at Strada del Fortino, Turin

€470/month

Private room

Room at Via Maria Vittoria, Centro

€525/month

Private room

Room at Via Padova, Turin

€480/month

Private room

Room at Via Aldo Barbaro

Flatshare in Turin

Turin, the capital of the Piedmont region, is home to one of Italy's top universities, attracting students from Italy, Europe, and around the world. If you want to live in a shared flat in Turin, keep in mind that demand is high in August and September, so it’s important to start your search early and book quickly when you find the perfect accommodation. With the Erasmus Play housing search engine, you can easily find verified and available rooms in Turin!

Available accommodationTotalAverage price
Private room Turin1270€527
Residence Turin24€908
Studio Turin563€864
Entire place Turin603€1304
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Advantages and disadvantages of sharing a flat in Turin

Here are some of the pros and cons of living in a shared flat in the Italian city:

Advantages of sharing a flat in Turin

  • Sharing a flat helps you save on rent, leaving you extra money to enjoy Turin’s vibrant leisure scene, including cinemas, theatres, clubs, discos, museums, and fairs. Plus, you'll have extra cash for trips to nearby cities like Milan.
  • If one of your roommates is Italian, you’ll have a great chance to practise the language and dive into the local culture. If your roommates are from different countries, you'll enjoy a rich, multicultural environment.
  • In Turin, there are plenty of options, from single spare rooms to shared rooms, often at a lower cost and fully equipped for all occupants.

Disadvantages of sharing a flat in Turin

  • Winters in Turin can be very cold. Make sure to agree with your roommates on heating usage to avoid surprise bills.
  • Some accommodations may lack certain furniture or appliances, like a washing machine. Check the room and apartment details carefully before booking.

Erasmus Apps for your exchange programme in Turin

There are several Erasmus+ apps available that you can use to manage different phases of your exchange to Turin. These apps, such as the one from the European Commission, provide access to information and instructions for procedures, as well as services and discounts for young people, including excursions to nearby places like Genoa, Milan, or even destinations in France.

How to meet people in Turin?

The easiest way to meet people in Turin is by sharing a flat, ensuring you have company from the moment you arrive. Here are some other methods you can use:

Student associations in Turin

ESN Torino organises activities throughout the year to help international students integrate. At the beginning of the academic year, they often host international dinners, aperitifs, and other events to help students get to know each other. They continue to organise various activities and affordable trips throughout the year to share experiences with others.

Facebook groups for Erasmus students in Turin

On Facebook, there are groups organised by academic year or general groups like "Erasmus Torino". These groups provide information about events and opportunities to trade items like bikes or furniture with students leaving the city. Plus, they frequently post details about events happening around the city.

Whatsapp groups for Erasmus students in Turin

Associations and Facebook groups sometimes create WhatsApp groups to facilitate direct communication among students. These groups allow students to get to know each other better and organise plans together.

Tips for living in a shared apartment in Turin

Here are some tips for living in a shared flat in the Italian city:

  • If you want to live in a lively student neighbourhood, consider the city centre. Many students also prefer areas like La Crocetta or Lingotto for their proximity to universities.
  • Many old buildings in Turin don’t have elevators. If your apartment is on a higher floor, be prepared to climb stairs daily.
  • Some apartments may prefer all residents to be of the same sex, so pay attention to this detail when searching for accommodation.
  • The cost of heating (riscaldamento) is usually quite high. Check if it’s included in the expenses; otherwise, expect to budget extra for your monthly bills during winter.

Frequently Asked Questions about sharing a flat in Turin

How much does a shared flat cost in Turin?
Shared rooms usually start at €200 per month, while single rooms generally have a minimum cost of around €350 per month.
Where to look for shared flats in Turin?
Use the Erasmus Play search engine to compare images, features, locations, and prices of verified rooms and apartments available for students in Turin.
What are the advantages of sharing a flat in Turin?
Sharing a flat helps you save significantly on rent and bills. You can choose between single or shared rooms, and use the extra money for other activities and travel around Turin.
What to ask before moving into a shared flat in Turin?
Ask if utility bills, like heating, are included in the rental price. Also, clarify the flat rules with your roommates from the beginning, including cleaning schedules, guest policies, and other shared responsibilities.
What are the best apps to find roommates in Turin?
Apps and housing websites like Erasmus Play are great for finding roommates. They provide detailed information about shared accommodations, so you know what to expect before booking.

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