Where can I store my luggage in Pisa Centrale?

Looking for luggage storage near Pisa Centrale Station? The city’s main transport hub is where you’ll arrive if you’re catching a train from Rome, Venice, Milan or Florence. So, whether you are just passing through or have some time to kill before you check in your Airbnb, you might probably ask yourself: Where can I store my luggage around Pisa Centrale? Luckily for you, Stasher has conveniently located luggage storage locations that are going to save you from carrying your heavy bags along for the ride!

Stasher is the world’s first luggage storage solution of the sharing economy. We currently work with a wide network of local hotels and businesses ready to offer you an affordable place to leave your bag across Pisa. All locations have been thoroughly vetted by a member of our team to uphold certain security standards.

Why store your luggage with Stasher?

• Safe: Each item you store with us is insured for up to £750
• Affordable: We have low daily prices and no size restrictions.
• Convenient: Our StashPoints are within walking distance of all main tourist attractions and transport hubs.
• Trustworthy: Our award-winning customer service is available 24/7.

How much does it cost to store your luggage near?

It’s just £6/€6 per day, and £5/€5 for any additional day!

Where are the StashPoints for my luggage in Pisa Centrale?

We have many Stashpoints operating within walking distance of Pisa Centrale, while many of them are open 24/7, giving you more flexibility, especially if you are catching a late train.

StashPoint Opening Hours

Many of our StashPoints near Pisa Centrale are open until late in the evening or even 24/7 to accommodate all types of schedules. However, it is recommended that you double-check opening hours before booking online to ensure absolute peace of mind for your desired drop-off and pick-up times!

Pisa Centrale Station Luggage Storage

Pisa Centrale is Pisa's main train station and also serves as one of Tuscany's main rail hubs. Some of the most common destinations from Pisa Centrale are Rome, Florence, Genoa, Naples, Turin, Livorno, and Lucca. When looking to catch a train from or to Pisa and looking for luggage storage, Pisa Centrale station offers this service. 

The Pisa Centrale luggage storage facility is located at the far end of Platform 1, past the police office. Look for the “deposito bagagli” sign to locate the location. Pisa Centrale bag storage costs around €3 for the first 12 hours. 

The service’s hours of operation to drop off and pick up bags are from 6am to 9pm. You will need to provide your passport for ID purposes. The Pisa Centrale lockers for self-storage may no longer be available. 

Pisa San Rossore Station Luggage Storage

Pisa San Rossore station is the second main rail station in Pisa that is around 4 minutes away from Pisa Centrale station. It is also only a 10-minute walk to the Leaning Tower of Pisa. However, there is no Pisa station luggage storage at the San Rossore station. Pisa Centrale to Leaning tower of Pisa travel time is around a 20-minute walk or 10-minute drive. 

Pisa Airport Luggage Storage

Pisa International Airport, also known as Galileo Galilei Airport, is the city's main airport and the primary airport for the Tuscany region in the centre of Italy. Besdies Pisa Station luggage storage, the Pisa Airport also has facilities available. There is a Left Luggage Desk inside the Passenger Terminal adjacent to the First Aid Station. The airport may also have luggage locker services available. 

The airport is conveniently located and only a 6-minute drive to Pisa Centrale station. You can also take the PISAMOVER Airport public transit from the airport to the station in under 10 minutes. 

Luggage Storage - Pisa Centrale Nearby Major Attractions

When exploring Pisa attractions, not all of them will have storage facilities for your larger belongings. Booking a storage option, such as Stasher, in advance will save you from last-minute plan changes or finding out the on-site or nearby Pisa station luggage storage options are fully booked. Below is some information to help you understand the different luggage storage options available at a couple museums near Pisa Centrale.

Palazzo Blue

Palazzo Blue in Pisa is a large historical building located along the river Arno that houses various exhibitions and art collections. The museum is open from 10 am to 7 pm on Tuesdays to Fridays and 10 am to 8 pm on the weekends. Before entering the exhibition areas, you are required to leave bags, backpacks, umbrellas, and other bulky items at the musuem cloakroom. The cloakroom services are available free of charge. 

Le Navi Antiche Di Pisa 

The Museum of Ancient Ships features 800 finds that are exhibited in 8 thematic sections. Explore the 1000-year history of Pisa's trading, sailors, navigation routes, and shipwrecks. There is a free wardrobe at the museum located at the entrance to deposit belongings before exploring the exhibit. Visitors are required to store their large backpacks, bulky bags, and umbrellas here. The museum also has a dedicated cloakroom for school and group visitors. 

What to See in Pisa 

From a vibrant historical centre to art collections and quirky churches, there are plenty of attractions to enjoy in Pisa. Of course with a visit to Pisa, you have to stop at the Leaning Tower. It is free to see the tower and take pictures from afar. However, you will need a timed admission ticket to climb the tower for beautiful views of the city. The base ticket price is €18 if bought on site. There are also several guided tours of top Pisa sights that includes the tower. 

Besides the tower and previously listed attractions, here are some more things to do in Pisa.

• Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta: witness an amazing example of the Pisan architectural style with this five-aisled Romanesque basilica designed by Pisan architect Buscheto
• Murale Tuttomondo di Keith Haring: admire a breathtaking and original mural by Keith Haring that's bursting with color and history
• Museum of Opera del Duomo: explore original artwork created for the Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore at this museum within a museum 
• Camposanto (Sacred Field): see the resting place of Pisa citizens and Roman sarcophagi amidst an architectural wonder
• Borgo Stretto: take a stroll and shop along Borgo Stretto, which is lined with historical buildings, cafes, sidewalk vendors, and brand name stores 
• Orto Botanico: see rare trees, water gardens, and more at the first university botanical garden in Europe
• Museo Nazionale di San Matteo: explore works from historical ecclesiastical buildings spanning from the early Medieval period 
• Enjoy the Cuisine: dine like a local at family-friendly and authentic Tuscan spots, such as Numero 11 and Osteria di Culegna