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Based on 5 student reviews

Student housing in Turin.

5 exchange students told us where they lived in Turin and what they paid. Median rent: €525 a month.

Where students actually live

Out of the 5 students who reviewed Turin, here is how they split across housing types. Colivings and shared flats came out on top at 60%.

  • Coliving or shared flat60%· 3 students
  • Student residence20%· 1 students
  • Private apartment20%· 1 students

What students really pay

€525per month

Across 3 students who told us their rent, the middle figure in Turin was €525 a month. The cheapest paid €500, the most expensive €780. These are amounts actually paid, not asking prices.

Converted to euros from the currency each student paid in.

  • Student residences in Turin

    20% of students in Turin stayed in a student residence, the second most common choice here. Residences usually cost more than a shared flat but come furnished, with bills included and no local guarantor to find. If you are arriving without a contact in Turin, this is the least stressful way in.

  • Cheap student accommodation in Turin

    The cheapest rent reported in Turin was €500 a month, against a median of €525. What separates the two is almost always the same three things: sharing a flat rather than renting alone, living one transport zone out from the centre, and signing for a full semester rather than month to month.

  • Erasmus housing in Turin

    Erasmus and exchange students in Turin face the same problem: a lease that has to start and end with the semester, signed from another country, often without a local guarantor. That is why colivings and shared flats are the most common answer here rather than a standard rental. The 5 reviews below come from students who did exactly that.

Questions about housing in Turin

How much does student housing cost in Turin?

The median rent reported by 3 students in Turin is €525 a month, ranging from €500 to €780. These are figures students actually paid, collected through our reviews.

Where do exchange students live in Turin?

Students who reviewed Turin did not consistently name one area, which usually means housing is spread across the city rather than concentrated in a student district.

What kind of housing do students choose in Turin?

Coliving or shared flat is the most common answer at 60%, out of 5 students who reviewed Turin.

When should I start looking for housing in Turin?

As soon as your exchange is confirmed. Rooms that suit a single semester are the first to go, and arriving without anything booked is the single most common regret in these reviews.

Are there student residences in Turin?

Yes. 20% of the students who reviewed Turin stayed in one. Residences come furnished with bills included, which avoids the local-guarantor problem most exchange students hit.

How can I find cheap student accommodation in Turin?

Share rather than rent alone, look one transport zone out from the centre, and commit to a full semester. The students at the bottom of the range in Turin did all three.

Where these numbers come from

5 exchange students who lived in Turin filled in our review form after their semester. Every figure on this page is computed from their answers. Nothing here is an estimate.

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