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Are you searching for a place to store luggage near Plaça de Catalunya in Barcelona?

Plaça de Catalunya is the heart of Barcelona and makes the ideal meeting point for family and friends. Four metro lines and several bus lines converge at the Plaça de Catalunya, which receives more than 13 million visitors per year.

Travelers will also find many of the city’s top attractions near the plaza and plenty of activities to do. Walking is the best way to explore the city centre, but you won’t want to haul your bags around.

Let’s check out where you can find luggage storage at Barcelona Plaça de Catalunya.

Luggage Storage In Placa de Catalunya With Stasher

The world’s first luggage storage network, Stasher now maintains over 6000 secure locations in more than 400 international cities. Our fully-vetted partners in the city give you nearly limitless options for central Barcelona luggage storage.

Why store your luggage near Plaça de Catalunya with Stasher?

Traditional left-luggage services at transportation hubs are quickly disappearing. The official luggage storage facilities that remain are expensive, have limited capacity, and involve long queues. Stasher recognized that travelers need safe, affordable, and convenient alternatives to transportation hub storage.

Stasher’s Barcelona Plaça de Catalunya luggage storage provides safe, affordable, and convenient options while exemplifying outstanding customer service. Here are just a few of the perks you'll receive when you store your bags with Stasher:

• Convenience: Stasher’s online booking is quick and easy. You can reserve your storage right from your smartphone in minutes. With Stasher’s convenient luggage storage near Barcelona Plaça de Catalunya, you’ll never need to plan your itinerary around luggage storage again, and you’ll have plenty of time to explore this unique Spanish city.
• Affordability: Stasher charges a flat fee of just €6 per item per day with no hidden charges or size and weight restrictions. We discount our flat fee to €5 for each additional day. We also negotiate special pricing for extended storage.
• Security: Stasher sends a member of our security team to each new luggage storage location to ensure your belongings will be safe. Trustworthy Stashpoint employees will immediately add security tags to each of your items. We also include complimentary insurance worth up to €1000 for each bag you store at our luggage storage locations near Plaça Catalunya.
• Flexibility: You can always change your plans when you book Stasher’s Barcelona Plaça Catalunya luggage storage. If you decide to depart early or stay longer, just contact your Stashpoint or send a message to our customer service staff at [email protected].
• Trust: Stasher’s flawless reputation in the luggage storage industry speaks for itself. Visit Feefo to read over 21,000 verified online customer reviews, ranking 4.8/5 stars. Additionally, our service has earned recommendations from renowned organizations like Lonely Planet, TechCrunch, theguardian, and the BBC. We’ve also earned customer service awards from Feefo, Expedia, Visit England, and Phocuswright.

How to store your luggage at Plaça Catalunya with Stasher

You can book Stasher’s luggage storage service near Barcelona Plaça de Catalunya in minutes with our app for iOS or Android. Alternatively, you can reserve your storage through our fast-loading website portal.

1. Search for “Plaça de Catalunya” or click on the “Near Me Now” button if you’ve already arrived in Barcelona.
2. Select the most convenient Plaça de Catalunya luggage storage Stashpoint, and tell us your estimated pick-up and drop-off times so that we can prepare for your arrival.
3. Book your luggage storage through PayPal or with a credit card.

After you receive our instant confirmation message with directions, head to your Stashpoint, drop off your bags, and enjoy your day around Plaça de Catalunya.

Useful information about Barcelona Plaça de Catalunya

• Plaça de Catalunya originally sat outside of the city walls, connecting Barcelona to nearby towns.
• In 1889, the city began constructing the current plaza for the universal exposition, and the square was inaugurated in 1929.
• Constructed in 1926, the Font dels Sis Putti features chubby cherubs and symbolizes the birth of Aphrodite.
• The moving sculpture, Dona amb imatge de la Mare de Deu, at the northern portion of the plaza depicts a mother holding her child.
• In the early 1900s, the Salon Edison in the Plaça de Catalunya was the site of the first public showing of an animated film.
• The city began constructing the first metro network through the plaza in 1924.

Things to do near Plaça de Catalunya

Plaça de Catalunya is a bustling square and one of the main landmarks in Barcelona. Located at the heart of the city, it serves as a vibrant meeting point and a hub for various activities.

Las Ramblas

Las Ramblas is one of the most visited streets in Barcelona, featuring plenty of restaurants and souvenir shops. You’ll also find the Font de Canaletes, which is one of Barcelona’s most famous fountains and another ideal meeting point just off the Plaça de Catalunya.

If you plan to dine at Las Ramblas, we suggest that you pick your restaurant in advance. Many Las Ramblas restaurants have somewhat aggressive touters outside who will shuffle you into overpriced touristy eateries.

Passeig de Gràcia

One of the plaza’s most historic streets, Passeig de Gràcia, sits just off the northern portion of Plaça de Catalunya. You’ll find plenty of interesting sites here, such as:

• Gaudi’s Casa Batlló
• Michelin-star restaurants
• Shopping
• Fine art galleries
• Spanish Perfume Museum

Cathedral de Barcelona

A fine example of Gothic architecture, the Cathedral of Barcelona is home to the Archbishop of Barcelona. An observation deck on the rooftop offers visitors panoramic views over the city. The cathedral is open on weekdays from 9:30 am to 6:30 pm, Saturdays from 9:30 am to 5:15 pm, and Sundays from 2 pm to 5 pm.

Palau de Música Catalana

Barcelona’s Palau de Música Catalana is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offering a range of concerts.

Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art (MACBA)

Barcelona’s Museum of Contemporary Art showcases works from 1940 through today. You’ll find the museum in the adjacent Plaça dels Àngels.

Park Güell

Designed by Antonio Gaudi, Park Güell encompasses 17 hectares next to the Sierra de Collserola.

Carrer dels Talleres

The Carrer dels Talleres is a pedestrian street with small boutiques and artists' workshops. You’ll find the narrow lane by the plaza between Las Ramblas and the university.

Santa Lucia’s Chapel

Hailing from 1268, Barcelona’s Capella de Santa Lúcia features a Romanic architectural style. The chapel includes a facade depicting the Annunciation and Visitation of Mary.

Rector Olivera Gardens

The Rector Olivera Gardens sits in the nearby Eixample neighborhood. The Gardens offer views of the Church of the Conception and a glimpse of local life.

Hard Rock Cafe

Rock and Roll fans may want to head to the Hard Rock Cafe. Barcelona’s version of the Hard Rock serves a decent drink and food menu and pleasing views over the square.

Jardins de la Reina Victòria Eugenia

The Jardins de la Reina Victòria Eugenia provides a small spot of greenery to take a breather from all the action around Plaça de Catalunya.

Shopping in Plaça de Catalunya

• Centre Commercial El Triangle: The shopping centre sits alongside the square and offers major brand outlets along with local boutiques.
• San Antoni Market: This covered market is one of the oldest outdoor markets in Barcelona, where you can buy produce, clothing, books, and delicious street food.

Plaça de Catalunya Theatres

You’ll find four major theatres in the Plaça de Catalunya:

• Tivoli Teatre: Inaugurated in 1919, the Tivoli Teatre hosts a range of entertainment, including opera, circus performances, theatre productions, and even rock concerts.
• Teatre Poliorama: Barcelona’s Teatre Poliorama hosts some of the city’s most cutting-edge theatre productions.
• Teatre Borràs: Barcelona’s Teatre Borràs serves as both a cinema and live theatre venue.
• Teatre Coliseum: The Teatre Coliseum hosts every kind of live event, including musicals, plays, comedy shows, and dance performances.
• Flamenco Barcelona: Sitting outside the northwestern part of the square, the Flamenco Barcelona hosts some of the best flamenco performances in the country.

Francesc Macià Sculpture

The Francesc Macià Sculpture has the form of an inverted staircase and commemorates Catalunya’s first president. Unfortunately, President Macià was assassinated in 1933.