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Living in shared flats is a popular choice for students moving to Zaragoza. While locals are friendly and hospitable, arriving in a new city without knowing anyone can be overwhelming. Choosing an apartment with roommates helps you interact with others as soon as you arrive in the city, making you feel less alone.
| Available accommodation | Total | Average price |
|---|---|---|
| Private room Zaragoza | 678 | €382 |
| Residence Zaragoza | 103 | €557 |
| Studio Zaragoza | 6 | €666 |
| Entire place Zaragoza | 18 | €1,461 |
The student lifestyle in Zaragoza is lively yet relaxed, so you'll likely find flatmates with compatible lifestyles, making it easy to plan activities together.
If you want to know the pros and cons of sharing a flat in this Spanish city, we'll explain them here.
There are several Erasmus+ apps you can download to access information related to your destination or university, such as the one created by the European Commission. These apps provide access to online communities, advice, step-by-step instructions for procedures, and other useful services.
We recommend considering the following options:
The most important associations for international students in the city are AEGEE and ISA Zaragoza. These organisations help students integrate into life in Zaragoza and the universities, providing support upon their arrival.
Facebook groups for Erasmus students are usually organised by academic years, universities, or student associations. These groups provide valuable information and advice to help you navigate life in Zaragoza.
Most student associations and Facebook groups have WhatsApp groups where you can stay updated on everything happening in the city and connect with students with similar interests.
Here are some tips for sharing a flat in Zaragoza:
You have two options: find a room in an already rented apartment, which has an average cost of €300-350 per month; or rent a full apartment with multiple rooms and choose your roommates. The price for this last option depends on the number of people sharing the apartment.
Use Erasmus Play to find both rooms and full apartments. You can filter by characteristics that are most important to you and choose the accommodation that best suits your needs.
Join online communities like Erasmus Play, student associations, Facebook groups, or WhatsApp groups. Once you arrive, look for places to practise your favourite sports or activities, and you'll likely meet other young people in similar situations.
Sharing a flat helps you reduce your rental costs, allowing you to find accommodation in popular student neighbourhoods like the centre, in Romareda, or the university area. You'll also have more money for trips or activities in the city.
Ask about your roommates’ interests and habits. Also, find out the basic house rules, such as cleaning schedules, visitor policies, smoking rules, and pet allowances.
Find, compare and book student accommodation on Erasmus Play
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