Luggage storageDubrovnik Old Town

Luggage storage around Dubrovnik Old Town

Dubrovnik Old Town is the walled medieval core of the city, sitting on a rocky promontory along Croatia's Adriatic coast, and it's where nearly every visitor ends up at some point.

The whole area inside the walls is pedestrianised, so no vehicles — and no rolling suitcases — are allowed through the gates, which makes sorting out where to leave a bag essential before you arrive.

There is an official storage option in the Old Town area, typically charging between €5 and €8 per bag per day, and the TIC Dubrovnik office also takes personal luggage, though it won't hold anything overnight or accept large items like surfboards, bicycles, or instruments bigger than a guitar.

The streets themselves are famous for their Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque churches and palaces, with the Stradun promenade running east-west through the middle of it all — none of which is much fun to explore with a bag in tow.

Stasher bookings around Dubrovnik Old Town are busiest on Mondays and Tuesdays and through July and August, so reserving ahead at those times is a sensible move. With Stasher, you can store bags from €1.49 per bag a day at 5 locations across Dubrovnik Old Town.

Some top Stasher locations in Dubrovnik Old Town include:

• Restaurant near Dubrovnik Bus Station · open 07:00–00:00 every day
• Local office near Dubrovnik Bus Station · open 09:00–16:00 most days · rated 4.9/5 (300+ reviews)

You'll typically find a bag drop at restaurants and local offices. Of the nearby points, 3 stay open late. Every booking comes with the Stasher Guarantee, which protects your bags up to €12,000. Stasher storage in Dubrovnik Old Town can be booked through the website or app.

Arriving and getting around with bags

Dubrovnik has no railway or metro stations at all, so almost everyone arrives by bus, ferry, or car rather than train. Dubrovnik bus station is at Obala pape Ivana Pavla II. 44A, while Pile station serves as the local bus node right by the Old Town itself.

There are no underground or rail links into the historic core — getting around inside the walls means walking, with Libertas city buses covering the wider city beyond them. Stradun, also called Placa, is the main pedestrian street that divides the Old Town into its northern and southern halves, running east-west.

Exploring the Old Town with bags

The Franciscan Monastery, a 3-minute walk from Pile Gate at Poljana Paška Miličevića 4, has no cloakrooms or lockers for visitors, so you'll want bags sorted before heading in. It's open daily from 9:00 to 18:00 in summer and 9:00 to 14:00 in winter, with Sunday closures during the winter season, and adult entry is €8 or free with a Dubrovnik Pass.

Most visitors need 3–4 hours to see the key sites without rushing, and a half-day covers the main streets and monuments. Walking the full City Walls circuit takes 1.5 to 2 hours at a relaxed pace, depending on stops at towers and viewpoints, while a full day lets you add museums, the walls, and coffee without hurrying. Gundulić Square Market runs Monday to Saturday from 06:00 to 13:00, and the morning green market there is a popular stop for produce and traditional goods.

The Rector's Palace is about a 5–6-minute walk from Pile Gate, making it another easy stop once you've left your bags behind. The Rector's Palace houses the Cultural History Museum, focusing on the artistic and historical heritage of the Dubrovnik Republic.