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Luggage rules at Palladium Shopping Centre

It's a popular stop for travellers because it's a large, central mall with shops, food and a metro station underneath. If you're carrying a suitcase or large bag, though, you'll need to leave it somewhere else first: the centre's own visitor rules explicitly prohibit entering with excessive luggage.

There's no clear-bag rule, so normal-sized day bags and backpacks are fine, and four lifts plus escalators make it easy to move between floors once you're inside. With Stasher, you can store bags from €1.49 a day at 20+ locations near Palladium Shopping Centre.

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Getting to Palladium with luggage

Prague metro line B serves Náměstí Republiky station directly beneath the mall, running daily from 05:00 to 24:00.

If you're arriving by long-distance bus, Florenc is Prague's main international and long-distance bus station, served by over 100 operators including FlixBus and RegioJet with routes across Europe and the Czech Republic. Florenc's left-luggage desk charges 80 Kč per item per calendar day, so if you arrive there with a suitcase, that's the nearest official storage option before heading to Palladium.

Nearby sights and their bag rules

At Wenceslas Square, the street itself doesn't prohibit bags, but the National Museum at its top requires visitors to leave luggage or backpacks larger than 40 x 30 x 20 cm in its free cloakrooms. The Powder Tower is another nearby landmark with no toilets or left-luggage for bags, despite its significance as the ceremonial entrance for coronation processions and the start of the Royal Route to Prague Castle.

Charles Bridge is the easiest major sight to reach with a day bag: it's open 24 hours a day, entry is free, and you can get there from Staroměstská on the Old Town side or Malostranská on the Malá Strana side, both on Line A. Old Town Square itself does not have dedicated luggage storage facilities or public lockers.

Charles Bridge is known for its historical significance as Prague's oldest bridge, its collection of 30 baroque-style statues of saints, and its scenic views of Prague Castle and the Vltava River. The Astronomical Clock in Old Town Square is one of the square's most distinctive medieval features, drawing crowds to watch its hourly show.

You can reach the National Museum directly from Muzeum station on Prague Metro lines A and C.