Luggage storageMetz Station

Luggage storage at Gare de Metz

Getting to Metz with hours to spare before check-in, a late train out after an early checkout, or a wander between connections — are all easier without your bags in tow.

The station stays open from the first train to the last with lifts to every platform, yet neither the station nor the nearby Centre Pompidou-Metz offers its own luggage storage, so sorting your bag before you arrive is advisable. What you do get nearby is a compact, walkable city, with the cathedral fifteen minutes away and direct shuttles out to the airport and Gare de Lorraine TGV. Gare de Metz is the city's main rail hub, linking local TER Grand Est services with the TGV high-speed network. Commuters pass through from regional stops like Thionville, Luxembourg, and Nancy, making the station a natural meeting point for day trips. The station sits in the Imperial District, the area built during the German annexation of Metz. With Stasher, you can store bags from €1.49 per bag per day.

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 in Metz can be booked through the website or app.⁣

Navigating the station with luggage

Platforms stay open from the first train to the last, so you won't be locked out even when a train runs late. Lifts serve the platforms, which matters if you're hauling a heavy case or travelling with reduced mobility. The connecting tunnel between the two halls has a family waiting area and a workspace, useful if you need to stop and reorganise bags before moving on. The Arrival Hall, reachable from rue Lafayette or rue aux Arènes, opens at 04:45 on weekdays and 05:30 at weekends, closing at midnight every day.

Nearby: walking distances from the station

The Centre Pompidou-Metz is only about five minutes away on foot, so if you're visiting with a bag you'll need a plan before you get there. Arènes de Metz is under ten minutes' walk from the station, while Saint-Étienne Cathedral takes roughly fifteen. Place d'Armes in the city centre is about a thirteen-minute walk over one kilometre. Direct shuttles link the station to Metz Airport and Gare de Lorraine TGV, so the station is also a transfer point for onward connections. TGV INOUI trains serve Paris, Strasbourg, and Brussels, with international departures to Saarbrücken Hbf, while local TER services cover the region.

Book luggage storage in Gare de Metz station on Stasher.