Luggage storageThessaloniki

20+ trusted luggage storage locations in lockers, shops and hotels from €1.49 per day.
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  • Kinga2 months ago in Thessaloniki
    Very good service
  • margarita6 months ago in Thessaloniki
    Great
  • Victoria 6 months ago in Thessaloniki
    Would use again.  Reccomu
  • Ismail10 months ago in Thessaloniki
    The staff was very polite and helpful. Thank you very much.
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  • Scott1 year ago in Thessaloniki
    No issues at all
  • Jocelyn 1 year ago in Thessaloniki
    Really easy to book luggage in. Easy to find the shop. Easy to drop off and pick up
  • Ala1 year ago in Thessaloniki
    Quick in and out.
  • Natalie2 years ago in Thessaloniki
    So convenient
  • James2 years ago in Thessaloniki
    Good central location. Very secure.
  • Inanna7 years ago in Thessaloniki
    Nice people and so convenient. Just leave your bag and pick it back up. Easy.
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FAQs

How much does it cost to store luggage at Thessaloniki Airport?

Thessaloniki Airport has no official luggage-storage service, so no airport rate applies; Stasher’s city starting rate is €1.49 for each bag for each day.

Can I leave my luggage at a hotel I'm not staying at in Thessaloniki?

Yes. Stasher lets you book online at a hotel reception near Ladadika, with your bag kept safely out of sight until collection.

Where are the city lockers for luggage storage in Thessaloniki?

Polis Lockers is at Karaoli & Dimitriou ton Kyprion 13 in central Thessaloniki; Stasher also offers online booking at self-service smart lockers.

What are the luggage size and weight limits on the Thessaloniki Metro?

Thessaloniki Metro permits luggage up to 100 cm x 60 cm x 25 cm and weighing no more than 25 kg.

How much do Lock'n'Leave luggage lockers cost in Thessaloniki?

Lock'n'Leave charges €5 daily for backpacks and small bags, €8 for carry-ons, and €13 for extra-large items. Stasher’s entry price in Thessaloniki is €1.49 per bag daily.

Where can I collect stored luggage late in the evening in Thessaloniki?

Late-evening collection is available at 10 Stasher points across Thessaloniki.

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Last updated: 20 ago, 2026

Luggage storage across Thessaloniki

Stasher has 20+ luggage-storage points across Thessaloniki, providing coverage across the city rather than just one neighbourhood. Luggage storage in Thessaloniki starts from €1.49 per bag per day, giving a clear daily starting rate. The local listings below add named areas and different venue types: a local shop near Aristotelous Square and a hotel reception near Ladadika. These options are available through Stasher and complement the wider city coverage with locations in distinct central areas.

A few useful 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 locations9327VariesOnly at stations/airports

Storing bags at the airport, train, and bus stations

Thessaloniki Airport (SKG) does not offer an official left-luggage or baggage-storage service. Reaching city facilities therefore requires a bus transfer. Bus line 2X connects the airport with Nea Elvetia metro station in about 8 minutes, providing a link to the Thessaloniki Metro.

For rail arrivals and departures, Thessaloniki Railway Station is at 28 Monastiriou Street, in the city centre. The intercity coach station is separate: Makedonia Intercity Bus Station (KTEL) stands at 244 Giannitson Street, at the western entrance to the city. These two street addresses distinguish the city’s train and coach entry points from the airport route.

Bag-free visits to Thessaloniki's museums and sights

The Museum of Illusions Thessaloniki has no cloakroom or safety deposit boxes. Limited space for bulky items is available at the ticket-office entrance, but anything left there is at the visitor’s own risk. External luggage storage in Thessaloniki is therefore the practical option for larger bags. MOMUS, the Museum of Contemporary Art at 154 Egnatia Av in the TIF-Helexpo premises, does provide lockers, though they accept bags and luggage only up to 55 x 35 x 25 cm.

Private lockers versus Stasher in the city center

Stasher has no bag size or weight limits, which is useful for oversized or heavy luggage. Polis Lockers is a private luggage-storage facility at Karaoli & Dimitriou ton Kyprion 13 in central Thessaloniki. Its daily rates are €4 for a small locker, €7 for a medium locker, and €12 for a large locker, giving a clear comparison for different bag sizes. Opening hours are Monday to Saturday, 08:00 to 21:30, and Sundays and holidays, 10:00 to 18:00. That shorter Sunday and holiday window matters if your schedule falls then. Polis Lockers sets the price by locker size, while Stasher has no size or weight restriction.

Booking, late collection, and flexibility

Stasher provides online luggage storage in Thessaloniki through trusted local shops and hotels, or through self-service smart lockers. Your bag stays safely out of sight until collection. Late flights and evening plans have a late-opening option among the 10 Stasher points that stay open late. This gives the city’s online service both local-premises and locker choices, plus collection options that extend into the evening.

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