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  • Tracy10 months ago
    The shop was easy to find (looked exactly like the picture) and the bags were placed in a very safe spot out of sight. Easy to drop off and pick up. Opening hours were clearly communicated.
  • Mandy1 month ago
    The designated safe area we were brought to was a storage closet in the back of the shop. We had to take photos of our stuff to prove it was ours upon pickup. 
  • Isabelle5 months ago
    We have to go downstairs with our luggages. Besace if you have a big suitcase, the stairs are narrow. 
  • Robyn1 year ago
    The Stashpoint was fantastic. The service was fast and so friendly. Nothing was too much trouble.
  • Colin1 year ago
    Excellent service, polite and friendly.
  • Jacqueline1 year ago
    Bag was held securely.  Host was not aware of my booking when I arrived but that may be because I had only booked a few minutes before. No problem when I showed my booking reference. 
  • TSZ YANG1 year ago
    Very close to the Florence train station, only few mins away
  • Neil1 year ago
    Very good hotel used, saved in a safe locked location
  • Reinhard2 years ago
    Good location for the ToDos we had. Simple dropp-off and get back of luggage. Thank you
  • Suresh2 years ago
    friendly and reliable stashpoint
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Where can I leave my bags near Chioggia train station?

There is no official left-luggage desk at Chioggia station itself, so the nearest practical option is a local shop about a 2-minute walk from Centro storico, available through Stasher and open 07:00–13:00 every day. Stasher storage in Chioggia starts from €1.49 per bag per day.

Can I store a backpack at the Museo dell'Orologio di Chioggia?

The Museo dell'Orologio di Chioggia does not provide any information about a luggage storage facility, so it's safest to assume you'll carry whatever you bring.

Where can I store bags near the Centro storico in Chioggia?

Stasher offers a storage option at a local shop about a 2-minute walk from Centro storico, open daily from 07:00 to 13:00.

Is there anywhere to drop bags near Parco Commerciale Clodì?

A postal service is available through Stasher about a 65-minute walk away, open 09:00 to 19:00 on most days.

What size bag can I take for free on ATVO buses to Chioggia?

ATVO allows one small bag up to 55x40x20 cm free of charge, and charges a fee for up to two large bags up to 85x45x25 cm per passenger.

Does the Basilica di San Giacomo have a cloakroom for bags?

No, the Basilica di San Giacomo publishes no details on luggage storage, so don't count on leaving anything there.

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Luggage storage in Chioggia

An early flight out of Venice or a late afternoon check-in at a holiday rental can leave you with hours to fill in Chioggia, and no obvious place to put your bags.

The town's own train-and-bus link brings most visitors through one small station, while the sights themselves offer no storage at all. Bag policies on the buses in and around town are tight but workable if you pack light. Chioggia is also a major fishing port and marks the southernmost entrance to the Venice Lagoon. The nearby frazione of Sottomarina is a well-known seaside resort area. The Museo Civico della Laguna Sud has a cloakroom near its entrance that requires visitors to deposit large bags and backpacks, as they are not permitted in the museum rooms. Chioggia is connected by rail via Adria to Rovigo, with local stops including S. Anna, Cavanella d’Adige, Rosolina, and Adria. Arriva Veneto operates over 50 daily return connections between Sottomarina, Chioggia, and Venice Piazzale Roma. The beaches in Sottomarina and Isola Verde make Chioggia a popular destination for sea, wellness, relaxation, nature, sport, food, and culture. With Stasher, you can store bags from €1.49 per bag a day.

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Hosts include local shops and postal services. Every booking comes with the Stasher Guarantee, which protects your bags up to €12,000. Stasher storage in Chioggia can be booked through the website or app.

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Price€1.49Varies, usually slightly moreVaries, up to 2x more
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Guarantee€12,000Similar (terms vary)Cross Mark
Trustpilot Score4.8 / 5Between 2.5 and 4.4 / 52.7/5
Number of locations9738VariesOnly at stations/airports

Arriving in Chioggia with luggage

Direct buses from Venice Mestre Central Train Station reach Chioggia in about 46 minutes on average, while the Chioggia Sottomarina Link combines a train and bus from Padova station to Chioggia and the Sottomarina beaches. From Chioggia's own train station, a dedicated shuttle bus runs to the beaches at Sottomarina, taking between 15 and 25 minutes depending on the service. On ATVO services you can bring one small bag up to 55x40x20 cm free, and pay a fee for up to two large bags no bigger than 85x45x25 cm each, so anything bulkier than that needs sorting before you board.

Exploring Chioggia with bags

The Museo dell'Orologio di Chioggia, housed in the bell tower of the Chiesa di Sant'Andrea, gives no information about luggage storage, so assume you'll be carrying whatever you bring. The Basilica di San Giacomo, a parish church in Chioggia, also publishes no details on bag storage, so it's safest not to plan around leaving anything there.

For getting around town with small children, Busitalia Veneto lets you bring baby strollers and carriages on its buses free of charge provided they're closed and folded, though that does nothing for larger luggage.

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