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Why customers trust us to store their bags in Berlin

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  • Luca17 days ago in Berlin
    Easy to find
  • Luca1 year ago in Berlin
    No problem with finding the locker
  • Onilla2 years ago in Berlin
    Friendly staff. Efficient and prompt service.
  • Tímea2 months ago in Berlin
    Everything went smoothly. We were able to drop off our package quickly and easily, and the whole process was fast and hassle-free. Great experience!
  • Mark7 years ago in Berlin
    It's a good service. You basically leave you bags with a business and can get it back when they are open. Can be more convenient than lockers as the locations more convenient. Easy to use, book and pay online and the people at the shop just need to see the email.
  • Petra Kitti11 months ago in Berlin
    Finding the locker was really difficult – if some people hadn't written in their Google reviews that I need to take the elevator and go down to the underground parking level to find the locker, I probably would have never succeeded. So thank you to those people for helping others out in their reviews! It would be a good idea to include the exact location in the booking confirmation e-mails, especially since many people who use this service aren't locals, many not even German people, but tourists, who won't know their way around the place. After finding the locker, actually using it was smooth. The touchscreen had English language option, and both dropping off my bag and retrieving it was a breeze, and I didn't have to carry it all over Berlin while I explored the city. So despite all the hardships during booking and finding the locker, the service itself is amazing, very useful and greatly appreciated. Thank you!
  • Gary7 years ago in Berlin
    Quick service easy to find on Google maps
  • Leontyna7 years ago in Berlin
    No problem with picking up late, great place in city center
  • Stephen7 years ago in Berlin
    Friendly helpful and secure bag drop. Great location
  • Jerome1 month ago in Berlin
    Perfect
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How much does it cost to use a luggage locker at Berlin Hauptbahnhof?

At Berlin Hauptbahnhof, automated DB lockers cost €4 for small luggage or €6 for large luggage for 24 hours, while the staffed Gepäckcenter costs €10 to €12 per piece; Stasher storage in Berlin starts from €1.49 per bag per day.

Is there luggage storage at Berlin Brandenburg Airport?

Yes, BER has staffed luggage storage in Terminal 1 on level U1, typically open daily from 06:00 to 22:00; secure left luggage is also available at Terminal 5, section M.

Can I leave my luggage at a hotel in Berlin if I'm not staying there?

Yes, Stasher lets you book online at participating hotel receptions in Berlin, including a hotel reception at Loeknitz Grundschule; a hostel reception is also available through Stasher at Deutsches Technikmuseum.

Where can I leave my luggage in Berlin?

You can book Stasher storage online at one of 230+ Berlin points, including trusted local shops, hotels, and self-service smart lockers; coverage is densest around Berlin Zoological Garden, Fernsehturm Berlin, and Alexanderplatz.

How much does it cost to store large luggage in a locker service in Berlin?

At ZOB Berlin, publicly accessible lockers in four sizes cost €5 to €8 for up to 24 hours; Stasher starts from €1.49 per bag per day and has no bag size or weight limits.

Can I take a suitcase into Berlin museums?

Usually not: Staatliche Museen zu Berlin and Humboldt Forum require bags over 30 x 20 x 10 cm to be checked or put in a locker, while Museum Island lockers cannot hold travel luggage and Museum für Naturkunde Berlin cannot store suitcases in its cloakroom or lockers.

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Last updated: 22 ago, 2026

Luggage storage across Berlin with Stasher

Stasher operates 230+ storage points across Berlin. Of these, 175 are open 24/7 and 204 stay open late, covering drop-off and collection around flights, trains and evening plans. Luggage storage in Berlin starts from €1.49 per bag per day, with no bag-size or weight limits. Reservations are made online, with bags stored at a trusted local shop, hotel or self-service smart locker. Every booking includes the Stasher Guarantee, covering up to €12,000 per booking. Before drop-off, cancellation offers either a 50% refund or a 100% coupon.

A few nearby places to store bags include:

Other PlatformsStation/Airport Facilities
Price€1.49Varies, usually slightly moreVaries, up to 2x more
Refund policyCheck MarkCross Mark credit only or no refundCross Mark
Guarantee€12,000Similar (terms vary)Cross Mark
Trustpilot Score4.8 / 5Between 2.5 and 4.4 / 52.7/5
Number of locations9478VariesOnly at stations/airports

Storing bags at Berlin's stations and airport connections

Stasher has 2 luggage-storage points near Berlin Central Station Hbf and 2 near Hauptbahnhof. There is 1 point near Berlin Friedrichstrasse, plus 1 near Berlin Ostkreuz and 1 near Warschauer Strasse. These locations cover the main central, eastern and interchange stations for luggage storage in Berlin.

The Airport Express (FEX) takes exactly 23 minutes from BER Airport to Hauptbahnhof. That makes the Hauptbahnhof points relevant for an airport arrival with a short central-Berlin stop or onward rail connection. S-Bahn line S9 connects BER Airport to Ostbahnhof in about 45 minutes, placing the Ostkreuz area on a longer airport-to-east-Berlin route. The journey times give a clear guide to whether a brief layover can reach a central or eastern station before continuing to a sight or hotel.

Bag-free sightseeing around Berlin's museums and towers

Stasher has 2 luggage-storage points near Charlottenburg and 1 near Alexa Berlin. These areas suit oversized bags that cannot enter nearby sights.

The Berliner Fernsehturm allows neither suitcases nor bags and has no on-site luggage storage. Arrange somewhere to store them before joining the tower queue. For Museum Island, its lockers cannot take travel luggage or suitcases, so they are suitable only for smaller items.

The Humboldt Forum and Staatliche Museen zu Berlin apply a 30 x 20 x 10 cm (DIN A4) limit to bags and backpacks, with larger-than-carry-on luggage not accepted. The Deutsches Museum also excludes bags larger than A4, except in Kids' Kingdom. Museum für Naturkunde Berlin cannot store suitcases or other luggage in its cloakroom or lockers. A Stasher point is therefore the better option for travel cases, while venue lockers may cover smaller bags.

How Stasher compares to station and airport lockers in Berlin

Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) has a staffed luggage-storage facility in Terminal 1 on level U1, managed by Sasse Aviation Service. It typically operates daily from 06:00 to 22:00. The Flughafen BER railway station is directly beneath Terminal 1 on level U2, while secure left luggage is available at Terminal 1 level U1 and Terminal 5 section M.

Berlin Hauptbahnhof has automated DB lockers across two floors. A 24-hour rental costs around €4 for a small locker or €6 for a large one. Its staffed Gepäckcenter, operated by Rail&Fresh, charges roughly €10–€12 per piece for 24 hours.

ZOB Berlin provides publicly accessible, video-monitored lockers in four sizes. Rates range from €5 to €8 for up to 24 hours. These official facilities suit luggage storage in Berlin when the airport, Hauptbahnhof or ZOB is already part of the stop.

Storing bags around Berlin's city-scale events

Berlin Art Week 2026 runs from 9 to 13 September 2026 across galleries and exhibition spaces around Berlin. Choose a Stasher point based on the specific gallery, its nearest transport stop and the collection time you need.

The Festival of Lights 2026 takes place from 9 to 18 October 2026 at buildings, squares and monuments across the city. Because both programmes use multiple venues, a centrally located or late-opening Stasher point is more practical than treating either event as a single storage destination.

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