Surprisingly Affordable College Towns You Can Actually Live In

4. Granada, Spain (University of Granada)

The Court House (Real Chancilleria), 16th-century, Granada, Spain. Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons @Jebulon

For those looking beyond the U.S., Granada offers an unbeatable combination of history, culture, and affordability. The cost of living is among the lowest in Spain, yet the quality of life is exceptional. Rent is inexpensive, and you can still find tapas bars that serve free food with drinks—a local tradition. With stunning Moorish architecture, the breathtaking Alhambra, and a vibrant student population from the University of Granada, this city offers a dynamic international atmosphere at a fraction of what you'd pay in other European cities.

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