Luggage storage Milano Lambrate Station

Where to leave bags at Milano Lambrate

Lambrate is one of those stations where travellers arrive with a case and no obvious next move, especially with a gap before a train or a flight from Linate.

Travellers passing through Milano Lambrate Station won't find a left-luggage desk or lockers at the station itself, so bags need to be sorted before you arrive rather than at the station. The station is well connected, with Trenitalia and Trenord services to Genoa, Venice, Bologna and Mantua, and metro line M4 offers a route towards Linate airport via stops including Dateo and Forlanini station. Milano Lambrate is one of the main railway stations serving Milan, located in the north-eastern district of Lambrate. Milano Lambrate also provides a transit interchange with the M2 line of the Milan Metro. The station is connected to Milan Metro Line 2 (M2) at an immediately adjacent station of the same name. Milano Lambrate railway station is within walking distance of the Città Studi university campus. With Stasher, you can store bags from €1.49 per bag per day at 5 locations near Milano Lambrate Station.

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 near Milano Lambrate Station can be booked through the website or app.

Getting to and from Lambrate with luggage

Trenitalia and Trenord both serve Milano Lambrate, linking it to Genoa, Venice, Bologna and Mantua on the Milan belt railway, so it serves regional and long-distance trains as well as local traffic. The station has 12 passenger tracks with lifts, though they are only available from 06:00 to 21:00 — worth checking before you commit to a heavy case. For reaching Linate airport, metro line M4 runs from San Cristoforo through the centre via Sant'Ambrogio, Sforza Policlinico, San Babila, Dateo and Forlanini station, though you'd need to reach the M4 first from Lambrate's M2. A €2.20 ATM ticket covers 90 minutes on metro and surface transport in zones Mi1–Mi3, handy if you're changing lines on the way to drop a bag. If you're connecting through Milan Central Station instead, it offers direct rail links to Malpensa Airport and is served by Trenitalia, Italo Treno, SNCF and ÖBB for regional, intercity, high-speed and international services.