Luggage storageVenice Marco Polo Airport

Luggage storage at Venice Marco Polo Airport

Venice Marco Polo Airport pulls in plenty of travellers with awkward gaps in the day, whether that’s a long layover or hours between a vaporetto and a late flight.

The airport itself runs one lounge airside, while the Venice Lido has no left-luggage facility at all, so storage choices depend heavily on where you happen to be. Piazzale Roma, the city’s main bus terminal, is a practical place to sort out bags if you’re heading in from the airport. Murano is better for a day’s wandering with lighter hands, given its workshops and museum. The airport sits 14 kilometres from central Venice, so factor in that transfer when planning a bag drop. The official left-luggage office is on the ground floor outside the terminal near Entrance 1, run by Cooperativa Trasbagagli. Complimentary luggage storage is offered inside the Aspire Executive Lounge at the airport. For baggage claims, Lost & Found offices are in the Arrivals area directly in front of the baggage reclaim belts. With Stasher, you can store bags from €1.49 per bag a day.

⁣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 in Venice can be booked through the website or app.⁣

Before you fly: security, liquids and waiting airside

At security, any liquids, aerosols or gels you carry must sit in containers no larger than 100 ml, all inside a single transparent, resealable plastic bag holding at most 1 litre and measuring no more than 18 x 23 cm. For carry-on and checked baggage size and weight limits, check with your airline or travel agency before packing, since rules vary by carrier. Once you're airside, the Marco Polo Lounge on the second floor after security offers showers, workstations and a buffet, which can make a long wait far more comfortable if you've already dropped your bags.

Getting between the airport and Venice with luggage

The ATVO Venice Airport Bus Express runs directly from Venice Marco Polo Airport to Piazzale Roma, the city's main bus terminal, with a one-way fare of €12.00. Its stop sits outside the arrivals hall roughly 50 metres from the exit, and it carries unlimited baggage at no extra cost, so it's an easy option with suitcases. Piazzale Roma itself is the primary arrival point for cars and buses entering Venice. Heavy rail trains don't stop there — they arrive instead at nearby Venezia Santa Lucia station, which you reach by the Ponte della Costituzione footbridge or the T1 tram from Mestre.

Storage options away from the airport

Venice Marco Polo Airport isn't a hub, so most transits here are self-connections between separate bookings rather than protected through-tickets. Away from the airport, the Venice Lido neighbourhood has no official left-luggage facility run by the local tourism or transport authorities, so don't plan to store bags there.

Elsewhere in Venice, you can look at Stasher locations at Piazzale Roma Venice, the city's main bus station, or Murano, the glassmaking island, if you'd rather not keep a bag with you all day.

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