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  • Michael5 days ago
    Once inside (had trouble to open the door to the locker room), everthing worked fine.
  • Sandra8 days ago
    Super close to airport, great service. Our bags were safe and just as we had left them ! Thank you for making our lives simpler!
  • Diana 3 months ago
    Very friendly people. No waiting time, everything went smoothly.
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  • Mel4 months ago
    Great location for Victoria Coach station as it’s right round the corner. Friendly staff and very efficient service. 
  • Ankita11 months ago
    I stashed my luggage with Cafe on the Mound and I'm happy with their service, the location was convenient as it is close to the train station and they kept the luggage safe.
  • daniel1 year ago
    Is behind the train station so very convenient
  • Sujata1 year ago
    Room where we kept our bags was not locked
  • Rebecca 1 year ago
    Easy to locate bag drop off. Friendly and helpful staff on both drop-off and collection. Location was secure.
  • Pat1 year ago
    Location was secure and easily accessible.
  • Adam2 years ago
    Easy to reach the stadium, which is basically just around the corner
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What does luggage storage cost at the Cannstatter Volksfest?

Fees vary by item size: €8 for large bags, suitcases, or backpacks, and €5 for small bags, backpacks, or laptop bags. Helmets cost €3.

Is there any luggage storage in Bad Cannstatt itself?

Yes—Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt station has official luggage lockers at Bahnhofstraße 30, with small lockers measuring 24 x 42 x 76 cm costing €3.00 per 24 hours. During the Cannstatter Volksfest, a designated luggage storage facility operates in a blue container in front of the in.Stuttgart event company administration building, with fees from €3 for helmets to €8 for large bags or suitcases. Stasher also lists storage locations in Bad Cannstatt starting from €6.78 per bag per day.

How much does Stasher luggage storage cost in Bad Cannstatt?

Stasher storage in Bad Cannstatt starts from €6.78 per bag per day.

Where can I leave my luggage at Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt station?

The station provides official luggage lockers at Bahnhofstraße 30, 70372 Stuttgart, with small lockers measuring 24 x 42 x 76 cm. If those lockers are too small for your bag, Stasher storage in Bad Cannstatt starts from €6.78 per bag per day.

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Luggage storage in Bad Cannstatt

Many visitors arrive at Bad Cannstatt for the Volksfest with bags the festival won’t let through the gate, and the station itself offers no year-round staffed left-luggage desk.

The Cannstatter Wasen has an official storage container at the festival itself, with per-day fees by item size, while the rest of Bad Cannstatt has no dedicated station luggage facility, so onward travel through Stuttgart is easier if you plan storage around the Stadtbahn connections you’ll already be using. Bad Cannstatt itself has no official luggage storage provided by the transport authority or local government within the district. Small lockers at Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt station measure 24 x 42 x 76 cm and cost 3.00 € per 24 hours. Bad Cannstatt is the oldest and largest district of Stuttgart, famous for its mineral springs, the Wilhelma zoo and botanical garden, and the Cannstatter Wasen festival grounds. With Stasher, you can store bags from €6.78 per bag per day.

⁣Every booking comes with the Stasher Guarantee, which protects your bags up to €12,000. Stasher storage in Bad Cannstatt can be booked through the website or app.⁣

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Price€6.78Varies, 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 locations10125VariesOnly at stations/airports

Cannstatter Volksfest: bag rules and storage

The Cannstatter Wasen hosts the Cannstatter Volksfest, one of the world's largest folk festivals, and Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt station is the main access point for visitors heading there. Bags and backpacks larger than DIN A4 size are prohibited on the festival grounds and must be left at the official storage container in front of the Stuttgart administration building. Fees run from €3 for helmets up to €8 for large bags, suitcases, or backpacks, with laptop bags and small backpacks costing €5. That's a per-day charge during the festival, so if you're heading on to explore Stuttgart afterwards, Stasher storage across the city can be a more flexible alternative to the festival container.

Getting around Bad Cannstatt with luggage

Wilhelmsplatz sits roughly 200 metres from the station and links the old town, the station, and the Cannstatter Carré retail area. Stadtbahn lines U1, U2, U13, and U19 stop there, while the Mercedesstraße stop nearby is served by U1, U2, U11, U13, and U16. The historic old town functions as a commercial and residential centre, so you can move between shopping, eating, and onward travel without needing a car. If you've left a bag across Stuttgart with Stasher, the Stadtbahn network from Bad Cannstatt makes collecting it on the way out straightforward.

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