Luggage storagePrague Main Station

Luggage storage at Praha hlavní nádraží

The station has České dráhy self-service lockers, but they can be used for a maximum of 24 hours.

Stasher bookings around the station are busiest on Mondays and Saturdays and in June and December, and most drop-offs are booked between 10:00 and 13:00, so allow a little extra time then. Praha hlavní nádraží is a through station rather than a terminus, serving international routes to cities such as Berlin, Munich, Vienna, Bratislava, and Budapest.

The station sits on the border of Nové Město, Vinohrady, and Žižkov, making it a natural base for reaching several parts of the city centre. At nearby Florenc, luggage storage is priced at 80 CZK per item per calendar day. With Stasher, you can store bags from €1.49 a day at 20+ locations near Praha hlavni nadrazi.

Some top Stasher locations near Praha hlavni nadrazi include:

• Restaurant, 4 min walk · open 17:00–22:00 every day
• Restaurant, 4 min walk · open late

⁣Local hosts include restaurants and local shops. Of the nearby points, 3 stay open late. There's no strict size limit, though prices can vary with bag size. Every booking comes with the Stasher Guarantee, which protects your bags up to €12,000. Stasher storage near Praha hlavni nadrazi can be booked through the website or app.⁣

Getting around Prague with luggage

The station links directly to metro line C at Hlavní nádraží, and the Airport Express bus runs to Václav Havel Airport for a 200 CZK fare. Standard paper tickets for metro, trams and buses cost 39 CZK for 30 minutes or 50 CZK for 90 minutes. The metro itself runs from roughly 5:00 to midnight, so late-night arrivals need another option. The station also sells reservation documents for both international and domestic rail travel, which is useful if you're sorting onward tickets before dealing with your bags. The Hlavní nádraží metro station is barrier-free, with elevators connecting the station hall to the metro platforms, which helps if you're travelling with luggage.

Nearby sights and their bag rules

Old Town Square is Prague's historic civic heart, known for the Astronomical Clock and its medieval and Baroque buildings, but it has no dedicated luggage storage or public lockers of its own. The Palladium Shopping Centre prohibits visitors from bringing excessive luggage inside, so don't plan to shop with a suitcase in tow.

The Žižkov Television Tower — a 216-metre landmark with a 360-degree observation deck and David Černý's crawling baby sculptures — has no cloakroom or lockers for luggage. The National Museum at the top of Wenceslas Square, served by Muzeum station on lines A and C, does provide free cloakrooms, and requires visitors to store luggage or backpacks larger than 40 x 30 x 20 cm.

Wenceslas Square itself — a 750-metre boulevard central to Czech commercial and social life and the 1989 Velvet Revolution — is a public street with no bag rules of its own. The Powder Tower, reached via Náměstí Republiky on line B or trams 6, 8, 15 and 26, has no toilets or left-luggage facilities.

Wenceslas Square is served by the Muzeum metro station (lines A and C) at its upper end and the Můstek metro station (lines A and B) at its lower end.