Student Accommodations near 

Universitat de Barcelona, Barcelona

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Yes, all student accommodations are fully furnished.

Of course, you can share accommodation with your friends. Still, depending on the property, you may be charged a minimal extra charge. You can share an apartment or opt for dual occupancy studios. Living in groups might earn you a discount as well.

It can be tedious to find reasonable Universitat de Barcelona student accommodation. By any length of the imagination, it's not bothersome. amber provides several affordable, modest off-campus student housing options, including Uber comfort. Numerous well-known Barcelona locales are close to the Universitat de Barcelona student accommodation.

The city has everything, from luxurious student housing options to basic Universitat de Barcelona student accommodation. All the student accommodations near California Language School have been selected for the Uber comfort of college-bound students. There is something in the city for everyone. There are three other categories of off-campus Universitat de Barcelona student accommodation: private rooms and private accommodations. Private student housing is available close to California Language School and consists of luxurious yet budget-friendly ensuites, studios, and communal lofts that include all necessary expenses. The cost of housing for students in Barcelona increases from $114 to $1320 per month. There are more options for students looking for off-campus short-term accommodation in Barcelona. Some of students' favourite Universitat de Barcelona student accommodations include Xior Diagonal Besos, Xior The Lofttown, Garbi, and Aleu, Barcelona.

The Universitat de Barcelona incorporates historical values with innovation, quality, and inclusivity while maintaining a close connection to Barcelona and Catalonia. On November 3, 1450, in Naples, the University was established using a royal prerogative given by King Alfonso V of Aragon. All the academic programmes offered by the University of Barcelona are administered through its sixteen faculties, ten affiliated centres, and one doctorate school. It has seventeen research institutes, over 500 research groups, a Science Park, a Science and Technology Center service, and about 6,000 researchers.

The University of Barcelona provides a wide range of services and has sixteen libraries and 100,000 square metres of space devoted to health and exercise. The largest university community in Catalonia has access to about 7,000 square metres of developed space. The University of Barcelona's educational offerings is built on excellence and innovation. It covers all fields of knowledge, including engineering, social sciences, health sciences, and humanities.

Barcelona is a wonderful city in the Spain. It is one of the famous cities for tourists and students to visit. With several amazing neighbourhoods and academic excellence, Barcelona attracts thousands of domestic and international students every year. It offers endless places to discover with your new best friends. Here are some of the best localities close near Universitat de Barcelona:

L'Esquerra de l'Eixample

The expansive neighbourhood of L'Esquerra de l'Eixample is home to chic cafes, designer shops, and art galleries along Carrer Enric Granados. It is renowned for its elaborate 19th-century apartment buildings and the grand architecture surrounding Plaça Espanya, including the elegant Arenas de Barcelona shopping centre and the buildings from the 1929 Fira Barcelona trade fair. The bustling streets near Barcelona University are dotted with gay bars.

Gran Via de Les Corts Catalanes

One of Barcelona's main thoroughfares is the Gran Via de Les Corts Catalanes (also known as the "Great Way of the Catalan Courts," or simply "Gran Via" [am bi.]). In addition to being the second-longest street in Spain (after Gran Va de la Manga, in La Manga del Mar Menor), it is the longest street in Catalonia and has the most street numbers in the entire nation (13.1 km [8.1 mi]).

Eixample

Around the famous Plaça de Catalunya, the bustling central neighbourhood of Eixample is crammed with streets lined with chic shops, cafés, and eateries. At the Mercat Els Encants flea market, antique dealers sell their wares beneath a mirrored dome. The majestic Sagrada Familia art nouveau basilica and the Casa Milà house, with its rippling stone exterior and rooftop jazz concerts, were both created by master architect Antoni Gaud.

Sant Marti

The well-liked beach Platja del Bogatell in bustling Sant Mart is notable for having snack shops, volleyball courts, and unusual sculptures along a seaside promenade. The post-industrial Poblenou neighbourhood is home to vibrant street art, the Can Framis Museum's collection of contemporary Catalan artworks in a former factory, and several rowdy live music venues. Primavera Sound, an annual music event, is held in Parc Forum.

As a student, keeping track of your expenses is a must. Hence we have a rough estimate of the amount you might spend on average.

1. Accommodation Expenses - €114 - €835
2. Groceries and eating out- €60 - €70
3. Gas, electricity - €160
4. Phone and Internet- €38 - €40
5. Public transport- €30 - €40
6. Leisure and Entertainment- €50 - €60
7. Stationery and Textbooks- €80 to €100/ Monthly

The Autoritat del Transport Metropolità (ATM) consortium oversees public transportation in the city and its environs. The Integrated Fare System, broken into six zones, covers the entire region. This system includes most local public transit, including commuter trains, city and intercity buses, trams, and the Metro.

Buses 

The Barcelona bus system is quite vast. Using one of the online route planners can be your best bet when determining your best course of action. Buses H-V-D operates every 6 to 12 minutes throughout the week and every 15-20 minutes on weekends. All night long, N buses run every 20'. Other lines might run as frequently as every 5' or as infrequently as once every hour or fewer.

Metro

A quick and convenient method of moving about town is the Metro (subway). The hours of operation are 05:00–24:00 (M–Th), 05:00–02:00 (F), and nonstop from Saturday at 05:00 till Sunday at 00:00.