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25 websites to find accommodation in Germany | Living in Germany | Renting in Germany

Searching for a place to stay in Germany can be tedious. If you are student, you should first look at your local "studentenwerk" for rooms and if you are out of luck, then I am sure that you can find your future room/house from one of these websites.

NOTE: Our website is not responsible for any liabilities from these websites. It is always advised to check/visit the room before you pay any money. 



Living in Germany


  1. Studenten-wohnung.de
  2. Mitwohnzentralen
  3. Wohnung jetzt
  4. Wohnpool
  5. Zimmersucher
  6. Wg-gesucht(Most-used)
  7. wg-welt
  8. studenten-wg
  9. Easy roommate
  10. Boardinghaus
  11. Wochenspiegel
  12. Studenten wohnungsmarkt
  13. Immowelt
  14. Wohngemeinschaft
  15. Univillage
  16. Homecompany
  17. Immobilienscout24
  18. Immopool
  19. Wohnungsmarkt24
  20. Immonet
  21. Wohnungsbörse
  22. Immobilo
  23. Immobilienkatalog
  24. Immo-suche
  25. Das schwarze brett

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