Apartments and rooms near Tor Vergata

One of Rome's major public universities, the University of Rome Tor Vergata was founded in 1982 and is known for its strengths in economics, engineering, medicine, sciences and the humanities, with tens of thousands of students. Its main campus spreads across a large site in the south-east of the city, around Tor Vergata and the Romanina, beyond the ring road. Because the campus sits outside the urban core, many students live along the Metro A corridor or in the south-east and reach it by metro, bus and the university shuttles.

According to the Spotahome Rent Index 2026, these are the available accommodation in Rome options and their average price by property type.

Best neighbourhoods near the University of Rome Tor Vergata

Because the campus is in the south-east beyond the ring road, many students live along the Metro A corridor and the south-east and commute in. These are the four areas with the best balance of value, connection and accommodation:

• Tuscolano: a large, well-connected district on the Metro A line toward the campus, with good value and the biggest rental pool of the four. Shared rooms here average around 650 €, with apartments near 1,650 €.
• Don Bosco: a quiet residential area further south-east near Cinecittà, among the most affordable in the city. Shared rooms here average around 525 €, the lowest nearby, with apartments near 1,350 €.
• Esquilino: a lively, central district by Termini at the start of the Metro A line, very well connected. Shared rooms average around 730 €, with apartments near 2,410 €.
• Collatino: a residential district to the east, calm and affordable, with good road and rail links. Shared rooms average around 550 €, with apartments near 1,679 €.

Across these four areas there are more than 450 properties available near or well connected to the University of Rome Tor Vergata, and every Spotahome listing is fully furnished and ready to move into the day you arrive.

What you should know about the University of Rome Tor Vergata

Tor Vergata is a large public research university with faculties in economics, engineering, medicine, sciences, law and the humanities, and a growing range of English-taught degrees. Its campus is a spread-out site in the south-east, with faculties, libraries, sports facilities and a teaching hospital, served by shuttle buses between buildings. The Metro A line and bus routes from Anagnina link it to the centre, so students can balance a quieter campus with city life. For faculties, dates and admissions, the official Tor Vergata website is the best reference.

Erasmus Life at the University of Rome Tor Vergata and in Rome

Tor Vergata is a popular Erasmus destination, with a wide network of partner universities and a large incoming exchange community, supported through its international office. Living between the campus and the city as an exchange student means combining an affordable south-eastern base with one of the world's great open-air museums, an unmatched cultural heritage and a young population spread across several universities. Student associations and the city's exchange networks run constant events, trips and aperitivos, which makes settling in quick and easy.

How to get to the University of Rome Tor Vergata from Rome city centre

The Tor Vergata campus in the south-east is reachable in a few ways:

• Metro line A plus bus: take line A to the Anagnina terminus, then bus 20 to the campus, around 10 minutes.
• University shuttles: Shuttle A and Shuttle B connect the faculties and main buildings.
• Rail: regional lines serve the Tor Vergata and Anagnina area on the south-eastern edge of the city.

Common questions (FAQ) about renting near the University of Rome Tor Vergata

Which are the best neighbourhoods for students near the University of Rome Tor Vergata in Rome?

Because the campus is in the south-east, the best options pair value and a direct metro or bus link with a livelier scene where you want it.

• San Giovanni: central, well connected and on the Metro A line toward the campus, a popular student base, with rooms in San Giovanni and a quick link across the city.
• Pigneto: a creative, bohemian district full of bars and students just east, with rooms in Pigneto and good connections toward Tor Vergata.
• Tuscolano: a large, affordable district right on the Metro A corridor, with shared rooms around 650 € and an easy ride to campus.

For value and a direct link, Tuscolano leads; for a livelier student scene, San Giovanni and Pigneto are hard to beat.

How much does student accommodation near the University of Rome Tor Vergata cost?

The Spotahome Rent Index 2026 gives clear price ranges for the south-eastern districts connected to the campus.

A room in a shared flat is by far the most popular choice for Tor Vergata students, and the south-east offers some of the lowest rents in the city. If you would rather have your own space, a studio in Pigneto area keeps you lively and well connected, with bills included in a share of listings, so check what each monthly figure covers.

When should I start looking for accommodation near the University of Rome Tor Vergata?

Start early, because Tor Vergata is a large university and demand along the metro line is high.

• The academic year begins in the autumn, so the best listings go over the summer.
• Booking two to three months ahead gives you the widest choice along the Metro A corridor.
• Reserving online before you arrive lets you sign from home and move straight into a furnished flat.

A search a couple of months out is the calmest way to secure a good room.

How does Spotahome verify properties and what happens if the apartment doesn't match the listing?

Every home goes through a listing verification process before it goes live, so the photos and details match the real property.

• If the flat doesn't match the listing when you arrive, report it within the first 24 hours.
• The Spotahome team then helps resolve it, by mediating with the landlord or arranging alternative accommodation.

It is a practical safety net when you are booking a home from abroad.

How much deposit do I have to pay? And when is it returned?

The deposit is set by each landlord, usually one or two months' rent.

• On listings tagged "Deposit protected", if the landlord fails to return it within three months of move-out and you met the contract terms, Spotahome refunds it to you directly.
• Many properties also come with no deposit at all, and you can filter for these in the search.

Check the listing before booking to see which option applies.

Do I need a guarantor to rent on Spotahome?

No, you do not need a local guarantor or an Italian payslip to book.

• To reserve, you usually only need your ID or passport, your acceptance letter or student or worker credentials, and a payment method.
• Once the landlord accepts your booking, they may request proof of solvency and a bank direct debit to finalise the contract.

Having these ready in advance keeps the last step quick and smooth.

What is included in the monthly rent? What is not?

The monthly price always covers the rent, the property tax and the building service charges. Many listings also bundle utilities (electricity, gas, water and Wi-Fi), although not every property does. Some apply a fixed monthly fee instead. Personal items and food are never part of the rent, and optional extras such as weekly cleaning or a parking space are usually charged on top. Read each listing carefully before booking to know exactly what's covered.

Why is Spotahome the best option for Erasmus and other students at the University of Rome Tor Vergata?

Spotahome is the ideal platform for Tor Vergata students because it offers:

• A wide choice of well-connected homes: more than 450 properties in south-eastern districts like Tuscolano, Don Bosco and Collatino, plus livelier areas on the Metro A line.
• Affordable options: nearly 290 rooms in shared flats, with some of the lowest average prices in Rome and bills included in many cases.
• 100% online booking: you can rent from any country or city before you even arrive in Rome.
• Flexible contracts: stays of 3 to 11 months, ideal for Erasmus, with room for shorter or longer periods too.
• Lower cost: commissions are lower than those of traditional estate agencies.

Spotahome has been helping students find accommodation since 2014, and more than 200,000 have already booked with us.