Typical left luggage lockers. These are the medium-sized lockers at Paris Gare du Nord. They easily take a back-pack-sized roll-along like the Eagle Creek Switchback shown here, which is 25" (64cm) high. |
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This shows the largest lockers at Paris Gare du Nord, which will easily take a large suitcase. The bag in the photo is backpack-sized, 25" or 64cm high. |
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London St Pancras...
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The London Baggage Company left luggage office at St Pancras. Paris Gare du Nord... |
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The lockers are downstairs, accessed via these escalators opposite platforms 1 & 2... |
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Once down the escalators, this is the entrance to the left luggage lockers at Paris Nord. |
Leaving your bags at the station...
If you want to leave your bags at a major European station between trains, there's usually some form of left luggage facility, either lockers or a staffed office. However, you won't always find facilities at smaller stations. Here's a guide to what's found where:
Left luggage in London & the UK
Left luggage in Paris & France
Left luggage in Brussels & Belgium
Left luggage in Amsterdam & the Netherlands
Left luggage in other countries
What sign to look for: Follow the signs with a pictogram of a suitcase inside a square with a key (lockers) or without a key (staffed office). Left luggage is Consigne in French, deposito bagagli in Italian, Consigna in Spanish, Gepδckraum in German.
Left luggage tips: Lockers are pretty secure, but don't deposit valuables such as passports or laptops. Don't forget that hotels will usually look after bags free of charge, if you check out in the morning but have an afternoon or evening train to catch, or if you check-in early before your room is ready.
Tip: Check Radicalstorage.com as well as the in-station left luggage facilities. Radicalstorage offers left luggage in towns & cities across Europe, typically using hotels or shops, it can sometimes be cheaper & more convenient than the official left luggage offices.
Left luggage in London & the UK
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London St Pancras has a left luggage office, open 07:00-23:00 every day.
£7.50 for up to 3 hours or £15 for up to 24 hours. Then £7.50 for each 24 hour period after that.
Run by the Excess Baggage Company, it's on the lower level near the domestic (Midland Mainline) ticket office, a short walk from the Eurostar departures area. Bags are X-rayed before deposit. Check opening hours & prices at www.left-baggage.co.uk.
Money-saving tip: Check Radicalstorage.com. This lets you pre-book bag storage at a location (usually a hotel) just across the road from St Pancras for a significantly cheaper price.
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London Liverpool Street has a left luggage office, open 07:00-23:00 every day.
£7.50 for up to 3 hours, £15 for up to 24 hours, then £7.50 for each 24 hour period after that.
It's near platform 10, handy if you're leaving or arriving on the Stena Line Rail & Sail service to Hoek van Holland & Amsterdam. See www.left-baggage.co.uk.
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London Euston, Charing Cross, Victoria, Waterloo, Kings Cross, Paddington also have left luggage offices see www.left-baggage.co.uk for times & prices.
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Birmingham New Street, Edinburgh Waverley, Glasgow Central, Leeds, Liverpool Lime St, Manchester Piccadilly also have left luggage offices, see www.left-baggage.co.uk for times & prices.
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York has a left luggage office, see www.leftluggageyork.co.uk for times & prices.
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There are also small left luggage offices at Glasgow Queen Street, Inverness, and left luggage lockers at Fort William.
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Other stations in the UK generally don't have any left luggage facility.
Left luggage in Paris & France
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There are left luggage facilities (consigne automatique in French) at most major Paris stations so you can leave you bags and explore between trains. However, there are no left luggage facilities in Paris for bikes, surfboards or skis.
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Cost of lockers at all Paris stations for up to 48 hours:
Small locker 5.50 for up to 48 hours and will take a medium-sized backpack.
Medium locker 7.50, might take 2 medium backpacks.
Large locker (around 1 metre high) 9.50, will take a large suitcase or 2 large backpacks.
No keys are involved, you shut your locker, pay the money and a receipt is printed showing a code for opening the locker. There's usually a change machine which (if working!) can convert 10, 20 or 50 banknotes into the coins needed for the lockers. It's reported that credit cards may now be accepted at some locations as well as cash.
The best way to double-check prices & opening times is to Google for Consigne Paris Gare du Nord (or whatever the station is) and look for the first search result without AD in front of it.
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Paris Gare du Nord has a left luggage facility, open 06:15 to 23:15 every day.
It's downstairs under the main concourse opposite platform 3 - when you walk off the end of the Eurostar platforms onto the concourse, look for downward stairs just ahead and to the right of you. All your bags (even those you're not leaving) are X-rayed before entering the locker area as a security check.
Update 2024: The left luggage is open again after some building work in early 2024 temporarily closed it. It's now a staffed desk rather than self-service lockers.
Tip: Alternatively, you can book cheaper bag storage at a nearby location using Radicalstorage.com.
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Paris Gare de Lyon has left luggage lockers, open 06:15 to 22:00 every day.
The lockers are in Hall 3 one level below the platforms, in the corner at the extreme platform N end of Hall 3. More information about location. X-ray check at the entrance.
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Paris Gare d'Austerlitz has left luggage lockers, open 07:00 to 23:30.
It's just outside the main street entrance to the station, you'll see it on your way in from the metro. X-ray check at entrance. Locker sizes and prices the same as Gare du Nord. The lockers may be affected by building work at the station, so check current situation at www.gares-sncf.com, select Paris Austerlitz, then click Services en gare. Lockers may now be on near the toilets.
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Paris Gare de l'Est has left luggage lockers, open 07:30 to 22:30 every day. It's downstairs from the main concourse, in a corner off the shopping centre area. Bags are X-rayed when accepted for storage.
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Paris Gare Montparnasse has left luggage lockers, open 07:00-22:00 every day. It's on level 2, on the main concourse opposite platform 24.
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Paris Gare de Bercy has no left luggage lockers, so use those at the Gare de Lyon 700m away.
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Paris St Lazare has no left luggage lockers, but there are privately-run lockers 4 minutes walk away, see www.lockers.fr.
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Lille Europe has a staffed left luggage facility, open 07:30-20:00. It's hidden away at the extreme south end of the station's passenger concourse, beyond 'Accθs A', and not well signed. It costs 4 per item up to 2 hours, 5.50 per item for up to 10 hours, 9.50 for up to 24 hours.
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Lyon Part Dieu has left luggage lockers, open daily 06:15-23:00, in varying sizes from 5.50 to 9.50.
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Marseille St Charles has a left luggage office, outsourced to La Bag Mobile, www.bagmobile.fr. Open from 08:15 to 21:00 every day of the week. Prices from 3 to 9.50 per item per 24h, can also store skis, etc., at higher cost. La Bag Mobile is downstairs towards the metro and outside the right-hand door near Starbucks, see location information.
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Nice Ville no longer has any left luggage office. The Hotel Belle Meuniθre across the road from the station may keep bags for you for around 5 per item or the Hotel de Berne for around 6. Or you can book bag storage at a nearby location using Radicalstorage.com.
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Bordeaux has left luggage lockers, open 07:00-22:30 weekdays, 07:00-20:30 Sats, 09:15-22:45 Suns.
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Toulouse has left luggage lockers, open daily 08:30-22:00, same prices as Paris Nord.
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Avignon has no left luggage facility, but in summer there's a privately-run staffed one 4 minutes walk from Avignon Centre station at, Marιchal de Lattre de Tassigny, see www.consigne-avignon.fr for dates of operation & opening times.
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Dijon, Strasbourg, Nantes, Montpellier also have left luggage facilities.
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Cannes, Biarritz, Lourdes, Hendaye, Perpignan, Nimes, Reims, Rennes, Calais and most smaller stations have no left luggage facility.
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To check whether there are lockers at a French station or to confirm opening times, see www.gares-sncf.com, select your station, then click Services en gare.
Left luggage in Brussels & Belgium
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Brussels Midi has luggage lockers in M, L, XL & XXL sizes located in the broad passageway level with platforms 3-6.
Prices 6.50 M, 9.00 L, 11 XL, 13.50 XXL per locker for up to 24 hours.
M = 19 cm x 30 cm x 60 cm. L = 44 cm x 34 cm x 60 cm. XL = 58 cm x 50 cm x 60 cm. XXL = 89 cm x 50 cm x 60 cm.
The system will allocate a locker for you, so first go to the control panel touch screen and click English. Choose your locker size, choose your own 6-digit PIN code, pay with a contactless bank card (no coins necessary) and an allocated locker of the correct size will pop open. When you return, go to the control panel, enter your PIN code and it'll open again. See full locker instructions.
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There are similar lockers at Brussels Nord, Brussels Central & Brussels Luxembourg.
Also at Antwerp Centraal, Bruges, Blankenberge, Charleroi Sud, Gent Dampoort, Hasselt, Knokke, Kortrijk, Leuven, Liθge Guillemins, Mechelen, Mons, Namur, Oostende, Ottignies. Also being installed at Ghent St Pieters and Antwerp Berchem.
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To check whether there's a staffed office or lockers at a Belgian station and the opening hours, go to www.belgiantrain.be. Click EN top right for English, click 'Stations and on-board services' then 'Search a station'.
Left luggage in Amsterdam & the Netherlands
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Amsterdam Centraal has luggage lockers, 10 for the first 24 hours for a small locker (90cm x 45cm x 40cm), 13 for a large locker (90cm x 60cm x 40cm). You can pay by debit or credit card, but not cash. The locker area is open from 05:00 until 00:45. Maximum deposit 72 hours.
The left luggage lockers are located on the ground floor at the eastern end of the main station building: If you walk in through the main station entrance, turn immediately right, walk along that passageway a little way until you come to another set of ticket gates. You'll see the baggage area just inside the gateline - any ticket valid that day (the one you arrived on, or the one you will leave with) will let you in & out of the ticket gates as much as you like. If you have an IC, ICE, Nightjet or Eurostar ticket or Interrail/Eurail mobile pass, the QR barcode should work the gates.
Pop your bags into any empty open locker and slam it shut. Pay at the adjacent control panel, which has an English language facility. It prints a receipt. When you return, go to the same control panel, scan the barcode on your receipt and the locker will pop open.
There's also a private left luggage facility in the city at Damrak 247 which accepts cash, see www.lockerpoint.com.
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Rotterdam, Utrecht, Den Haag have similar lockers to Amsterdam, at similar prices, all accepting Maestro or Visa cards.
Left luggage in Switzerland
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Geneva, Basel SBB, Zurich HB, Bern, Lausanne, Montreux, Spiez, Interlaken Ost, Lucerne, Lugano, Chur, Visp, Brig & most other Swiss stations of any size have luggage lockers. Lockers are accessible throughout the period the station is open.
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Some stations including Geneva, Basel SBB, Zurich HB have new card-payment lockers:
Price for up to 6 hours: Small (35.1cm x 45.7cm x 55.5cm) CHF 5. Medium (35.1 x 62.0 x 55.5) CHF 7. Large (35.1 x 94.5 x 55.5) CHF 9. XL (52.5 x 45.7 x 85.5) CHF 10. XXL (52.5 x 94.5 x 85.5) CHF 12.
You pay when you leave your bags, by contactless MasterCard, Visa, Amex, Apple Pay, Samsung Pay, Maestro, JCB, Diners. An additional amount (roughly half the initial price or less) is charged when you return for each additional 6 hour period.
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Some stations have the old coin-operated lockers, small 24.8 x 42.0 x 75.0cm, CHF 6, large 44.7 x 61.5 x 88.0cm, CHF 9.
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Zurich HB, Basel SBB, Bern, Geneva, Lausanne, Lucerne, Lugano, Chur, Zermatt, St Moritz, Pontresina, Davos Platz & some other stations have staffed left luggage offices. The office at Zurich HB is open 07:30-19:30 weekdays, 08:30-19:00 weekends. Zermatt 07:00-20:00 daily. St Moritz 05:30-21:15 daily.
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To check if there are left luggage lockers of the new sort, old sort, or a staffed left luggage office, with locker sizes & prices or office opening hours, go to the Swiss Federal Railways website www.sbb.ch. Click en top right for English. Click Station & services then Our rail stations. Use Find station to search for your station, then look for Equipment and lockers. If there's a staffed left luggage office, it will be shown under Services as Left luggage office.
Left luggage in Italy
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Rome Termini, Florence SMN, Turin Porta Nuova, Milan Centrale, Venice Santa Lucia, Verona Porta Nuova, Naples Centrale, Bologna Centrale, all have a staffed left luggage office.
Opening hours are 07:00-21:00 at Rome Termini, 07:00-21:00 at Milan Centrale, 07:00-21:00 at Florence SMN, 08:00-20:00 at Turin Porta Nuova, 07:00-21:00 in Venice Santa Lucia, 08:00-20:00 in Verona Porta Nuova, 07:00-21:00 in Bologna Centrale & 08:00-20:00 at Naples Centrale. 7 days a week.
The price per bag is around 10-12 per day.
The offices have been outsourced to KiPoint. To check left luggage opening hours & prices at these major stations, go to www.kibag.it and click Depositi Grandi Stazioni at the top.
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There are also left luggage facilities at Pisa Centrale (on platform 1), Venice Mestre, Trieste (on platform 1, 09:30-17:30, 5), Genoa Brignole, Genoa Piazza Principe, Treviso, Padua, Pescara, Rimini, Pesaro, Assisi, Bari, Messina, Palermo, Reggio di Calabria (06:00-21:00). Expect similar prices.
In Pompeii, there's a left luggage office upstairs in Pompeii Scavi - Villa di Misteri station, operated by a tour company. The price is around 5 per item, it's open until 19:00
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There are no left luggage facilities at Rome Tiburtina, Milan Porta Garibaldi, or at smaller stations including Florence Campo di Marte, Florence Rifredi, Rome Ostiense, Turin Porta Susa, Ancona, Civitavecchia, San Remo, Ventimiglia, Livorno, Lucca, Siena (though the nearby bus station has a facility), Montepulciano, Modena, Ravenna, Perugia, Peschiera del Garda, Orvieto, Brindisi, Lecce, Taranto, Salerno, Messina (use the SAIS bus terminal nearby), Catania (you're directed to Atripical on Duca di Genoa 6, open 09:00-19:00), Siracuse (use the Station Bar just outside the station) or Sorrento. Tip: You can search for locations to store your bags in these cities using Radicalstorage.com.
Left luggage in Spain
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Madrid Chamartin is being rebuilt and there are currently no lockers. To leave bags near the station (usually a nearby hotel), pre-book luggage storage at Radicalstorage.com.
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Madrid Atocha used to have luggage lockers in the old trainshed, but these have closed. To leave bags near the station (usually a nearby hotel), pre-book luggage storage at Radicalstorage.com.
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Barcelona Sants has a left luggage office downstairs near the Saba car park, open 05:30-23:00 daily. 6 up to 2 hours, 10 for 2 to 24 hours. There's an X-ray check of all bags entering locker area. There are no lockers at Barcelona Franca station.
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Seville Santa Justa: There are no left luggage lockers in the station, but there are privately-run lockers nearby which you can pre-book, see the Seville station page.
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Alicante: There are no left luggage lockers in the station, but there are privately-run lockers directly across the road from the station which you can pre-book, see the Alicante station page.
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San Sebastian: There are no lockers at Amara station or the Renfe station, but the bus station has lockers, 8 for a large locker for 24h. The bus station is underground, next to the Renfe station.
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Girona reportedly has a new facility, 4 for up to 24 hours.
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Vigo: There are no luggage lockers at either Guixar or Urzaiz stations, but there are modern lockers of various sizes with card payment possible in the bus station next to the shopping centre at Urzaiz.
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There are no left luggage facilities at Zaragoza, Cordoba, Malaga, Valencia, Granada, Algeciras, Ronda, Santander, Bilbao, Figueres, Figueres Vilafant, Segovia, Toledo, Salamanca, Santiago de Compostela and all smaller stations. In Cordoba and also in Santander, try the long-distance bus station across the road from the stations which may have lockers. Tip: You can search for locations to store your bags in these cities using Radicalstorage.com.
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To check whether a Spanish station has a left luggage facility, go to www.adif.es (ADIF is the equivalent of the UK's Network Rail). Click 'English' at the top, then 'Infrastructure & stations' at the top, then 'Stations' top left and search for your station. If there's a left luggage facility available, 'Horario consignas' will be listed with opening times.
Left luggage in Portugal
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Lisbon Santa Apolonia, Lisbon Oriente, Lisbon Rossio, Lisbon Cais do Sodre all have small, medium & large left luggage lockers, coin operated, maximum storage 24 hours.
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Porto Campanhγ has medium & large left luggage lockers, coins, notes & bank cards accepted, maximum storage 72 hours. Porto Sao Bento has small, medium & large left luggage lockers, maximum storage 24 hours, coin-operated.
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Prices: You pay up front for the first hour: 1.50 for a small locker, 2 medium, 2.50 large.
When you retrieve your bags, you pay the remainder to open the locker:
For 2-3 hours, 1.50 small, 2 medium, 2.50 large.
For 4-6 hours, 3.50 small, 4.50 medium, 5.50 large.
For 7-24 hours, 6 small, 7.50 medium, 9 large.
Left luggage in Germany
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Munich Hbf, Frankfurt (Main) Hbf, Dόsseldorf Hbf & most other main stations in Germany have plenty of small & medium lockers, open 24 hours a day. Small lockers 4, medium lockers 6 per 24 hours.
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Cologne Hbf has several unusual left luggage machines in the main corridor outside the ticket office. The machines take you bag down to an automated storage area and retrieve it again when you come back. Price 3 for up to 2 hours, 6 for up to 24 hours, 12 up to 48 hours, 18 for up to a maximum of 72 hours.
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Hamburg Hauptbahnhof has both lockers and a staffed 'Gepack center' (left luggage), open 08:00-20:00 daily, 5 per item.
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Hamburg Altona also has lockers, 4 small, 6 large.
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Berlin Hauptbahnhof has both lockers and a staffed 'Gepack center' (left luggage), open 06:00-22:00 daily, 5 per item, X-ray machine in use.
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To check whether a German station has luggage lockers, go to www.bahnhof.de and search for the station. If it has luggage lockers, this will be shown with a green tick in the features list. Lockers = Schlieίfacher in German.
Left luggage in Austria
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Vienna Hbf, Vienna Westbahnhof, Vienna Meidling, Salzburg, Innsbruck, Linz, Graz, St Anton, Bregenz, Feldkirch, Wels & other major stations in Austria have lockers.
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Small locker 2.00, medium 2.50, large 3.50, jumbo size 4.50.
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Locker sizes: Small 45x35x85cm, medium 60x35x85cm, large 90x35x85cm, jumbo 90x50x85cm.
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To check which stations have lockers and to check prices, go to www.oebb.at. Click EN top right for English. Click 'Travel planning & services', then 'At the station' then 'Luggage'.
Left luggage in other European cities
It's usually safe to assume that any major city railway station in Europe will have a 'left luggage' facility, either a staffed facility or self-service lockers or both. When changing trains with some time to spare, you can leave your luggage and explore the town. Here are some examples:
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Belgrade: There are no left luggage facilities at either Belgrade Centar or Belgrade Topcider stations. There is a left luggage facility at the main bus station, ask a local hotel, or use Radicalstorage.com.
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Brasov & Sighisoara: In Brasov, there's a left luggage office in a corner off the underpass beneath the platforms, 10 lei per item, open 07:30-19:30 daily. There's reportedly now a staffed left luggage service at Sighisoara station, 7 lei per 24h.
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Bratislava: There's a staffed left luggage office at Bratislava Hlavna, open all day but with odd breaks: 04:0006:15, 06:3010:30, 11:0016:45, 17:0021:30, 21:4523:55. Unusually, they weigh your bags and charge by weight, up to 15Kg 2 per day, over 15Kg 2.50 per day. There are also self-service luggage lockers on platform 1 and in the passageway towards the tram station, open 24/7. Bratislava Petrzalka also has a left luggage office, open 04:0023:15. You can check this at www.zssk.sk, listed under Services, Services at stations.
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Bucharest: Left luggage office at Bucharest Gara de Nord, 50m past the Relay newsagents, open 06:30-21:00 daily, cash only. Small bags 9 Lei per 24 hours, larger bags 12 Lei.
There are also private left luggage lockers at Bucharest Gara de Nord, see www.romobility.ro. 10 Lei for the first hour then 5-15 Lei per hour depending on locker size. The staffed facility is cheaper!
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Budapest: Budapest Keleti has luggage lockers downstairs on the lower level behind platforms 6-9. 1600 forints per item per 24 hours for a small locker, 1800 forints for a standard, 2000 for a large locker, credit cards accepted. The few remaining lockers at ground level are coin-operated (only 100 & 200 forint coins accepted). Max time 72h.
Budapest Nyugati has coin-operated luggage lockers half way down platform 10.
Budapest Deli has coin-operated lockers in the ticket hall. 1500 forints per 24h, max time 72h.
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Cesky Krumlov: Luggage storage is available at Cesky Krumlov station 07:30-19:30 in summer, 07:30-17:30 winter, ask at the ticket office. You can also store bags for a small fee at the Infocenter in Svornosti Square, see www.ckrumlov.info for opening hours.
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Copenhagen: Copenhagen station has a staffed left luggage office and lockers. Go down the anonymous-looking steps in the corner of the main concourse near platforms 11 & 12, then look to your left for another flight of steps marked Baggage Center. Open 05:30-01:00 Mondays-Saturdays, 06:00-01:00 Sundays. Staffed office 75 Kr small suitcase, 85 Kr large suitcase, prams & bikes 85 Kr. Small lockers 70 Kr, large lockers 80 Kr. Some lockers take coins, others work with credit cards. Max deposit 72h.
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Helsinki: Helsinki station has luggage lockers downstairs from the side corridor running parallel with platform 11, past the VR ticket office. Accessible 06:00-24:00. Lockers are operated by credit card. Prices vary by duration: Standard locker 3h 3.90, 6h 5.90, 12h 8.90, 24h 12.90, 72h 17.90.
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Istanbul & Ankara: A limited number of luggage lockers are available at Istanbul Sirkeci station, TL5 small, TL10 large, and Ankara station, TL5 small, TL7.5 large. Alternatively, there's a privately-run left luggage shop in Istanbul near Taksim Square, http://bagaj.co/eng/, although I have had no reports from users.
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Kyiv has luggage lockers at the main station below the ground floor, large ones cost less than 22 UAH ( 1).
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Krakow & Zakopane have coin-operated luggage lockers accessible 24/7. A small locker is 15 zlotys, large locker 20 zlotys per 24 hours. Krakow also has two staffed left luggage offices, one railway-run, one private. In the railway-run office, a medium item costs 6 zlotys per 24 hours.
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Ljubljana: Ljubljana station has luggage lockers just off platform 1, open 24/7. Lockers come in 3 sizes costing 3, 4, 5.
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Luxembourg has a staffed left luggage office near platform 1, 5 per item per 24h, open 06:15-21:30 every day of the week.
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Moscow: Moscow Byelorussia has a left-luggage office to the left of Platform 1 approaching from the main entrance. Go round the outside of the station to go through the security check and exit onto Platform 1. Cost 140 rubles (around 3 or £2.70) per item per day at the staffed counter. There are lockers but the instructions are in Russian.
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Oslo: Oslo Sentral has large, medium & small lockers for NOK 90, 80, 60 respectively.
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Prague: Prague Hlavni has a luggage locker room with plenty of lockers, open all day from 03:30 until 00:30. The locker room is located on level -2 (the same level as the main station entrance) just before the start of the northernmost of the three passageways towards the platforms. In other words, when you walk in through the main station entrance, go to the far left-hand side of the concourse.
Each row of lockers is operated from a control panel with touch screen & English language facility. Lockers come in two sizes:
Large = 50cm x 53cm x 70cm, cost 125 czk.
Xtra Large = 50cm x 70cm x 85cm, cost 175 czk for XL.
You pay with a contactless bank card or CZK cash. The cost is per 24 hours, maximum permitted time 72 hours.
There's also a staffed left luggage office open 06:00-23:00 daily with similar prices and the ability to store larger items such as skis or bicycles. You can pay in koruna or euros at the staffed left luggage office, 2.50 for small items, 4 for larger items per 24 hours. The staffed office is located on level -1 (one up from entrance level), just inside the southernmost of the 3 passageways towards the platforms. It's on the far right-hand side of the station as you walk into the main entrance.
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Sofia: Sofia station has left luggage office downstairs from main hall, 06:00-21:30, 4 lev (about 2)
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Stockholm: Stockholm Central has left luggage lockers, charged by the hour and operated by contactless bank cards. A small locker big enough for cabin baggage costs around 39 SEK per hour (maximum 199 SEK for 24h), a large box costs 69 SEK per hour (maximum 299 SEK for 24h). The lockers are one level down underneath the main hall, near the toilets. You can check prices & locker sizes on the locker operator's website www.speed-services.se.
Tip: As these are amongst Europe's most expensive luggage lockers, you can save money by using Radicalstorage.com, they have storage locations in Stockholm old town for one fixed daily fee.
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Warsaw: Warsaw Centralna has luggage lockers in the passageway at the top of the steps to the platforms, around 18 zlotys (4) for a small locker, 22 zlotys (5) for a large locker, per 24 hours. There are reportedly also golf-bag-size lockers (25 zlotys) and ski-size lockers (22 zlotys), There was a staffed left luggage office off the same passageway, but this reportedly closed during the pandemic and has not reopened.
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Zagreb: Zagreb Glavni Kolodvor has luggage lockers, they went out of service in early 2023 when Croatia switched to the euro but are now back in service. It's 2 for a large locker. You must buy tokens from a machine on the wall, the tokens operate the lockers. There are also lockers at Split, open 06:00-22:00 or use lockers in the bus station next door.
Can you help?
It's difficult to keep this page 100% updated without your help. If you have any price updates, or updates about left luggage information at other major stations across Europe, please email me.