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St. Peter's Basilica and a bridge over the Tiber River in the Vatican, framed by trees under a clear sky.

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  • Jacqueline1 month ago in Vatican
    Great location, easy to find and was very friendly and helpful. Luggage was secure and easy process. 
  • Rhea3 months ago in Vatican
    shopkeeper was confused between bounce and stasher
  • Alexandra6 months ago in Vatican
    Nothing to complain! Everything was perfect. 
  • Máté9 months ago in Vatican
    Everything went smoothly, the staff were very kind and friendly. Our luggages were stored in a safe luggage room. We could also use the toilet of the hostel. Recommended!
  • Efthymios2 years ago in Vatican
    Great experience, easy to find, near my accommodation, very friendly staff. Close to taxi rank for catching a taxi to airport afterwards.
  • Susan2 years ago in Vatican
    Perfect location and the couple here are just the loveliest people. Thanks very much guys xx
  • Alex3 years ago in Vatican
    Helpful, quick, and trustworthy.
  • Allyson3 years ago in Vatican
    Absolutely fantastic! Didn't even know it was possible to leave your bags at drop off points until I was googling to see if there were lockers at the train station. Smasher, easy to remember, simple- and I mean simple- to book, no over-asking of personal info, not bothering me with 'creating an account' just a simple purchase of a ticket, then I get an address and ticket number. PERFECT. The people at the place we used were wonderful! SO friendly and helpful, it felt like friends were looking after our bags... and no fear they would get lost, a very lovely personal service, and at a reasonable price.
  • Mikael6 years ago in Vatican
    Service spot was easy to find thanks to the photo provided. It was close enough and the owner was too kind to arrange a taxi to aeroport for us! Overall impression is very good!
  • Andreas7 years ago in Vatican
    The location was convenient, only a few steps away from the Vatican, and the service there was good. It’s a tour office, which is nice because you can buy skip-the-line tickets to get into the Vatican, the Colosseum, to Pompeii, etc. The problem, and that’s the reason for the lower review, was that the Stasher website said the location would be open until 6 PM, where in reality we were informed by the lady at the drop off location that they would close at 4 PM. We got there at about noon, so we had enough time to see the Vatican. The lady told us the she had informed Stasher many times about their actual closing time but Stasher just never updated the information online. She actually called Stasher while we were there and told them again. So if you can live with a closing time of 4 PM, this is a great place. I just think Stasher needs to get their act together.
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Is there luggage storage available inside St. Peter's Basilica?

No, there is no official public luggage storage or cloakroom facility inside St. Peter's Basilica. However, Stasher has several luggage storage points available within a 5-minute walk of the Vatican entrance.

What are the bag size restrictions for the Vatican Museums?

Bags, suitcases, and packages taken into the Vatican Museums cannot exceed 40 x 35 x 15 cm. It is compulsory to store any items larger than these dimensions in the official cloakroom. Alternatively, Stasher provides luggage storage nearby with no size or weight limits.

Is the official Vatican Museums cloakroom free of charge?

Yes, the official cloakroom service at the Vatican Museums is provided free of charge for visitors. If you prefer to drop your bags off before arriving at the museums, alternative luggage storage with Stasher starts from €1.49 per bag per day.

How close can I find luggage storage to the Vatican Museums entrance?

The nearest Stasher location is about a 4-minute walk from the Vatican entrance. There are also several other luggage storage points located within a 5-minute walk, giving you multiple convenient options before your visit.

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Last updated: 13 ago, 2026

Luggage storage near the Vatican

Stasher has luggage storage near the Vatican, with the closest point about a 4-minute walk from the entrance and several more within a 5-minute walk. Bags are stored securely out of sight at trusted local shops or hotels, or in self-service smart lockers.

The nearest places to store bags are:

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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 locations9676VariesOnly at stations/airports

Vatican bag policy and official cloakroom rules

The Vatican Museums allow bags, suitcases and packages no larger than 40 x 35 x 15 cm. Anything bigger must go into the Museums’ official cloakroom, which is free and open Monday to Saturday from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM.

St. Peter’s Basilica has no official public left-luggage facility. For larger cases, or for anyone going straight to the Basilica, Stasher storage near the Vatican Museums has no bag size or weight limits.

Getting to the Vatican entrances bag-free

For the Vatican Museums entrance, Cipro on Metro Line A is a 10-minute walk away. Bus 49 stops directly outside the Museums square, with no walk from the stop.

Ottaviano-San Pietro Metro station is 1.2 km from St Peter’s Basilica and around a 5 to 10-minute walk from St Peter’s Square. Tram 19, plus buses 32, 81 and 982, stop at Piazza del Risorgimento, followed by a 5-minute walk to the Vatican entrance.

Planning your visit: hours, tickets, and duration

The Vatican Museums take around three hours to visit, or four hours or more with the Pinacoteca included. They open Monday to Saturday, with final entry before closing. Full admission costs less on site than an online timed reservation.

St. Peter’s Basilica is open daily and has free general entry. An optional timed online entry reservation and the Dome elevator both carry a fee. For luggage storage near Vatican, several Stasher points by the entrance stay open late, which suits an evening collection after a longer visit.

Current and upcoming Vatican exhibitions

Temporary exhibitions can add substantial time to a Vatican visit, so arrange somewhere to store your bags outside the Vatican before entering. AQVA. Catastrophe and Wonder runs from 25 September 2026 to 14 May 2027, with full-price tickets at €15.00. Irrepressible Curiosity. Masterpieces of the Twentieth Century from the Leone Piccioni Collection continues until 16 October 2026, and standard in-person admission costs €20.00.

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