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Where to Store Your Luggage in Venice

November 25, 2018 by prontopia Leave a Comment

There are numerous options to where to store your luggage in Venice. The most obvious places are the airport, the train stations, the port, and the car terminal. Understanding how to get around in Venice with luggage can be difficult.

The Marco Polo airport has a left luggage service in the arrival area, near entrance 1, open every day from 05 am to 10 pm, at €7 per bag for the first 6 hours plus €0.30 per hour thereafter. In Piazzale Roma, near the people mover station, is another storage open every day from 6 am to 9 pm at €7 per bag per 24 hours. The left luggage service at the train station is open from 06 am to 11 pm and charges €6 for the first 5 hours, then €0.90 per hour until the 12th and €0.40 per hour after the 12th. Should you arrive by sea, call Portabagagli del Porto di Venezia (+390415334734, +393498635666) and someone will arrive to assist you.

Where to Store Your Luggage in Venice

More choices have recently become available, all bookable online. The fares are cheaper and simpler, so you won’t need a calculator to check which is the most convenient service.

Bagbnb watches over your possessions in several places for €5 per day per bag. In Venice, they have six storage points (with different opening times) in vital locations, from the train station to St. Mark’s Square. Once you’ve booked, you’ll receive an email with the precise address. They guarantee a 3-minute tops check-in. Quick!

Stasher is another online service that charges €6 for the first day and €5 for the next days. Online booking is compulsory. They have three points in Venice.

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The local version of these global services is Vaise (that means suitcases in Venetian). Two storages, near Rialto and near piazza San Marco, with boxes big enough to accommodate up to four trolley cases. Advance booking is not compulsory and the price is €2.50 per hour per box, while for over 5 hours it’s €12.50 per day. They are open every day from 8 am to 9 pm. It seems more expensive but it’s actually convenient if your bags fit in one box.

If you want to spoil yourselves, try Easy Luggage, a service offered by Trasbagagli. You can leave your bags at the hotel, go for more walking and shopping, and will find them at your departure point, be it the airport, the train station, the port or the bus station. You need to fill a form and ask for a quote.

Book a Connection with a Prontopia Local – the easiest way to get you and your belongings where you want to go in Venice, and enjoy help discovering the city along the way. You’ll learn firsthand about the best local spots in the city for dining, shopping, and entertainment. Whether you need help for 15 minutes or all day long, a friendly Local is here to orient you to the city. For help with anything you may need during your stay in Venice, download Prontopia, and enjoy Venice like a Venetian beginning at only 15 euro!

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