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Where can I leave my luggage near the Leaning Tower of Pisa?

The Opera della Primaziale Pisana provides a free cloakroom specifically for visitors to the Leaning Tower. A separate luggage storage facility is located at the ticket office north of the Leaning Tower.

Is there a free cloakroom at the Leaning Tower?

It is in the building next to the base of the tower, near the main ticket office.

Can I take a backpack into the Leaning Tower?

No, all bags, including handbags and luggage, must be left in the cloakroom, as none are permitted inside the Leaning Tower. Visitors also pass through a metal detector security check before entering.

What size bag is allowed in the monuments at Piazza dei Miracoli?

The other monuments in Piazza dei Miracoli work differently: large bags and suitcases are forbidden, but small bags or backpacks up to 20x30x38 cm are permitted.

How much does luggage storage near the Leaning Tower cost?

Stasher luggage storage near the Leaning Tower starts from €1.49 per bag per day. The nearest Stasher point is about a 7-minute walk from the Leaning Tower entrance.

Is there luggage storage open late near the Leaning Tower?

A restaurant about 20 minutes' walk from the Leaning Tower is open 18:00–23:00 every day. A local shop about 11 minutes' walk away is open 15:00–12:30 most days.

Which train station is closest to the Leaning Tower for luggage drop-off?

Pisa San Rossore is the closest train station to the Leaning Tower, about 400 metres or a 5-minute walk away, and the luggage storage facility at the ticket office north of the tower is where you can leave bags once you arrive.

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Cloakroom and storage at the Leaning Tower

Plenty of visitors to Pisa want to climb the tower without hauling a suitcase across the square, and the monument's own rules make that impossible anyway.

The monuments around Piazza dei Miracoli have no large-bag storage, so anything bigger than a small backpack needs planning before you arrive. Pisa San Rossore is the nearest station, a five-minute walk away, while Pisa Centrale is a short bus ride from the monument. The Leaning Tower of Pisa stands in the Piazza del Duomo, also called the Piazza dei Miracoli. The Opera della Primaziale Pisana runs a free cloakroom specifically for Leaning Tower visitors. The cloakroom is in the building next to the tower's base, near the main ticket office. The cloakroom opens and closes on the same schedule as the Leaning Tower itself. Even handbags and small luggage must be left in the cloakroom, since no bags are allowed inside the Leaning Tower. Expect a security check with metal detectors before entering the Leaning Tower. There is a luggage storage facility at the ticket office north of the Leaning Tower. With Stasher, you can store bags from €1.49 per bag per day at 9 locations near the Leaning Tower.

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Bag rules across the Piazza

The cathedral, Baptistery, and Campo Santo share a slightly different bag policy from the tower, so check the rules for each before you go.

Suitcases stay out, but a small bag or backpack up to 20x30x38 cm is fine inside the monuments in Piazza dei Miracoli. The monuments in Piazza dei Miracoli are generally open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. or 8:00 p.m., depending on the specific monument and season.

Getting to the tower with luggage

Pisa San Rossore is the closest station—about a five-minute walk from the tower—so it's the easiest approach with luggage. From Pisa Centrale, bus line 4 takes roughly 15 minutes to the Del Parlascio stop near the monument. Lines 1+ and 21 also stop at Torre 1, and a single urban ticket costs €2.00, valid for 70 minutes.

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