Erasmusu Staff
Written 13 years ago
Welcome to the forum for Erasmus Thessaloniki 2011 / 2012!
This is the place where Erasmus students, or any exchange students, that are headed for Thessaloniki in 2011 / 2012 can introduce themselves and get to know one another before they arrive. Introduce yourself to the forum and ask any questions you may have about the city, the University, where to stay, where to eat, the prices, places for parties, how to get to Thessaloniki, etc. Here you can also find:
- The general forum for Thessaloniki
- People who have been, are and will be in Thessaloniki
- A photo gallery of Thessaloniki
- Erasmus experiences in Thessaloniki
- The map and weather in Thessaloniki
- The Universities in Thessaloniki
If you're a student who's spent time in Thessaloniki in the past you can share your experiences and vote for Thessaloniki by clicking here. The cities with the best and most interesting experiences will appear higher up in the ranking of Erasmus cities. Help Thessaloniki win the number one spot!
Livin' la vida Erasmus!
Anja Lein
Written 13 years ago
Hey, I'm studying media computer science in Dresden and will come to Saloniki in fall semester ... for an internship
Alexandre Biat
Written 13 years ago
Hey all, I'm student in economy and management in Lille (north of France) and I come to Aristote Thessaloniki University
for a year (september 2011 to june 2012) and it's not a legend like all french people I am so bad in foreign languages.
I just wanted to meet some people who are looking for roomate, because I just come back of a meeting in my university about the erasmus mobility and the person in charge just said you'll have to manage on your own concerning the housing.
If anybody have ever gone to Thessaloniki I am interested to get more information concerning the life over there.
I am also interested to learn greek, I don't know if there is any summer training course.
Ciao,
Alex
Anna Ouza
Written 13 years ago
Hello there!
I study archaeology at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, I'm in the 3rd year of my studies now!
Please feel free to ask me anything, I will be more than happy to help!
Alexandre, it is quite easy to find accomodation in our city, but it can be a bit expensive, flats here (with 2 bedrooms and a living room, which is what I suspect you are looking for) are rented for 350-700 euros, depending on where the apartment is(apartments with a sea view are expensive), when it was built(most buildings downtown are old) and whether it is furnished or not. I can post you some real-estate websites to see for yourself, if you'd like!
Cinzia Billeci
Written 13 years ago
Hello everyone!
I'm Cinzia, and I'm a post graduated student at Catania University (SICILY). Maybe the next accademic year I will come to Thessaloniki.
My proposal is to improve my English, so I'would like to ask a question....In Greece, and specially in Thessaloniki, is possible to improve English language? and at Thessaloniki University are organized partiular classess for erasmus students who would improve english language?
Alexandre Biat
Written 13 years ago
Hello !
Thanks Anna for the informations, I have a cousin who introduced me to his local student and friend Akis.
But it would be cool to ask you anything more and even meet you when I'll be there next year ! I don't mind of an apartment with a sea view, as many student I don't have much money, so I'm looking for the cheapest.
See you.
Anna Ouza
Written 13 years ago
Hello you two!
Alexandre, there are adverts for apartments to rent everywhere around the city and in the university(and in the european programmes' office of our university, in English). I'd advise you, when you will be looking around for a flat, to have that friend of your cousin with you,if he will be in Thessaloniki around that time, or someone else who speaks the language, as some people who have apartments to rent don't speak English or French. Here is a website with apartments to rent and informations in english; http://www.remax.gr/search/searchProperties These apartments are in the central part of the city. I have to warn you that some areas can be a bit dodgy at night! Again, I repeat that you should feel free to ask me anything about the city, and of course I hope that I will see you in Thessaloniki for greek cofees!
Cinzia, there are English language lessons in our university...and of course, I'm sure that having to talk in English all the time will improve your skills a lot!
Ana Silva
Written 13 years ago
Hi I'm Ana, I'm from Portugal an, I'll be going for ATEI from September to January 2011/2012. I'm also looking for a room to rent, also cheap XD
I thought ATEI had a student residence but I was recently informed that there isn't one.
Are there any other web sites where we can search for rooms to rent? or anyone else interested in renting a flat?
Ana
Anna Ouza
Written 12 years ago
Hello Ana and Maija!I hope that you will like our city!
As you can see above, I wrote a link where you can get a picture of the apartments that are up for rent.There are more,of course,but that's one with an english site...I will search for more and will let you know!If you need any help with the accomodation thing, I will be glad to help you,as many of those who have apartments for rent don't speak English.If you know any Greek people,ask them to help you!
Oh yeah,another one is http://www.realbase.eu/en/search_result.php .If you need any help with the Thessaloniki regions,please tell me and I will inform you!
Anna
Sophia Kokkina
Written 12 years ago
Hi, if you are interested I have a luxury fully furnished apartment, in a safe area, close to seaside, near to the city center, university and the tourist attractions, close to supermarket,bank,grocery,bakery,pharmacy,restaurants,bars,fast food.
1 bed room with double bed, 1 spacious living room with double sofa-bed, fully equipped kitchen, bathroom, natural gaz heating, big balconies with amazing sea view.
It is next to bus stations (Sholi Tyflon, Vasilisis Olgas), close to outdoor sport facilities such as tennis, basketball and bicyling. It also has: Satellite TV, DVD, Iron, Sofa, Fridge, Oven, wireless internet connection, air condition, towels, blankets, sheets, etc, so you don't have to bring anything with you!
Please feel free to ask for photos!
Telephone: 0030 6948452000 e-mail: [email protected]
Address: Ath. Soulioti, Near Center, Thessaloniki
Size: 85 m²
Price € 850,00/month all bills are included or
€ 650,00 if the bills will be paid by you
Svetozar Kujic
Written 12 years ago
Hey all,
I will be studying at City College, Thessaloniki, for my MA in Marketing, Advertising, PR. I am planning to come to Thessaloniki by the end of August, beginning of September. If anyone is looking for a flatmate or anything similar, please let me know: [email protected]. See you all soon and we are gonna have a blast, I am sure.
Can't wait to come to Greece :)
Kamila Farhan
Written 12 years ago
Hi!
I'm Kamila and I'm going to study Law at Aristotle Univeristy of Thessaloniki on fall semester 2011/2012.
I really can't wait to go to Greece but now I can't imagine how I go through all that formalities! It's terrible!
I thought about renting accommodation by myself but I heard it's better to stay in student's house. Anyone think about it?
Of course if there is opportunity I can also rent flat with someone! I'm going to Greece with my friend from my course so I think he will be willing too :)
It will be great to have some forum where more people will visit! Maybe on Facebook?
If someone fancy i leave my e mail, write me please! Will be great to get to know someone before our arriving! :))))
[email protected]
Cheers and c u in Greece!!!! :)))
Athena Argir
Written 12 years ago
Hi! My name is Athena. My house is 85m2, totally renovated, sunny, with perimetric balconi, on 2nd floor.
Fully furnished, all electricity inox equipment and cooking utensils, 2 bedrooms (1 mine-greek person), living-room, kitchen, tv, iternet adsl 24Mbps unlimited, central heating, air condition, all time hot water supply.
The second room of the house with window and frenchwindow (door to balconi) has a big closet, a writting desk, a bibliotheca, carpet, white cotton curtain-window shade and of course your bed. You don't need to bring your towels, sheets and blankets.
The house is very close to SM and bus station (100metres). Only 2 bus station from the center, 10min on foot from universities. Approximatelly 2Km from hospitals "Theagenio", "Axepa", "Genimmata", "Ipokratio". Approximatelly 1km from museums "Arxeologiko" & "Vizantino".
So i want a female roomate for the room i describe.
330E The price includes all bills - costs.
contact: [email protected]
Anna Ouza
Written 12 years ago
Hi Svetozar, hello Kamila,
I hope you will have much much fun here in Greece!Feel free to ask me anything you'd like about our university,or the city...
Michał Oliwiecki
Written 12 years ago
Hi folks my name is Mike and propobly I will be study in Thessaloniki in next semester in Alexander Technical Educational Inst. can you write sth. about this university and sth about living in Thessaloniki. thanks at all.
Kamila Farhan
Written 12 years ago
Thank you Anna, I'm sure I will! :))
As Michał I would like to know as much as possible about living in Thessaloniki!
Any idea which dormitories is the best?
Zane Estere
Written 12 years ago
Hello!
I was checking out this page and mostly people are looking for roommates, so they could together rent an apartment. But I have a question about dormitories. I'm planning to study this fall at Aristotle University Of Thessaloniki and I have three dormitories to stay - EFXINOS LESCHI,95, Vassilisis Olgas str., 7, K. MATSI STR or 134, KASSANDROU STR. and I just wondering, can someone please tell me some opinion about those places, which one are crowded the most, which one U would suggest me?
matina karagiannidou
Written 12 years ago
Hello everybody. I'm a greek girl living in thessaloniki and I'm searching for one or two flatmates for the 2011-2012 school year. Available in mid july already. If you want to share a flat with a greek person and get to know greece from the inside, contact me. Please check my page here: http://www.couchsurfing.org/people/matina30/ to see what kind of a person I am and if I suit you as a flatmate. Contact me for information if you're interested!
cheers, Matina
Ana Silva
Written 12 years ago
Hello Again!
I have a VERY pertinent question.
usually, do Greeks Dub international films? XD
Cheers!
PS: Also still looking for a room, if anyone wants a flat mate feel free to ask :D
Alessandro de
Written 12 years ago
Hey everybody! I answer to Zena. I'm going to be in Thessaloniki on the spring semester and I can give u some informations. Many people told me Erasmus students usually get a room in a dormitory bcz it's cheaper than a flat and there r more parties. Efxinos is the cheapest, many students, u have to share a room with others and a bathroom with 4-5 students, but this building is a bit far from the university. Matsi is the nearest to the Aristotle university, good prices and u can choose a single room (not in Efxinos also if it's written on the accomodation form). Kassandrou is the most expensive, no many students but if u prefer a comfortable place it's a good one.
I think i'm going to choose Matsi ;)
PS: is someone going to leave on the next spring semester (feb 2012)?? :)
