Cost of Living: Pisa vs Rome

Monthly Cost Comparison — Pisa vs Rome (2026)

Category	Pisa	Rome
Accommodation (3BR outside ÷ 3)	₹31,607	₹51,078
Food	₹32,697	₹32,697
Utilities	₹23,851	₹24,079
Transport	₹0	₹0
Total / month	₹88,156	₹1,07,855
Total / year	₹10,57,871	₹12,94,259

Note: Budget preset: shared 3BR outside city centre ÷ 3 people, 5 meals/week, basic utilities. Comfortable preset: 1BR city centre, daily restaurant meals, full utilities, gym.

Which City is Cheaper for Indian Students?

Pisa is 18% cheaper than Rome per month — saving approximately ₹19,699 every month or ₹2,36,388 annually on a budget lifestyle.

Pisa ₹88,156

Rome ₹1,07,855

Cost of Living in Pisa vs India

Accommodation Type	Pisa	India (metro avg)
1BR, city centre (full cost)	₹72,868	₹35,000
1BR, outside centre (full cost)	₹58,855	₹25,000
3BR, city centre ÷ 3 people	₹40,690	₹21,000
3BR, outside centre ÷ 3 people	₹31,607	₹15,000

Note: 3BR costs shown per person ÷ 3 occupants by default. Use the calculator to adjust the split.

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Full Pisa Breakdown

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Full Rome Breakdown

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FAQ's

Is Pisa or Rome cheaper for students?

Pisa is 18% cheaper than Rome per month — saving approximately ₹19,699 every month or ₹2,36,388 annually on a budget lifestyle.

How much more expensive is Pisa vs Rome?

Check the monthly comparison table and the savings block for the latest difference per month and per year in INR.

Which city is better for Indian students — Pisa or Rome?

That depends on your university shortlist, rent tolerance, and funding plan. This page is designed to make the living-cost tradeoff obvious.

Do these comparison totals include tuition fees for Pisa or Rome?

No. The compare page covers recurring living costs only, so tuition and one-time destination expenses still need to be added separately.

What education loan do I need after using this comparison?

Use the cheaper-vs-costlier view here as your living-cost input, then combine it with tuition to estimate the total funding requirement before checking loan eligibility.

These figures are planning estimates and can vary by lifestyle, location within city, and market conditions.