Where can I store my luggage in Rome?

Colosseum

Left luggage near the Colosseum

Starbike

• Price: €5 per item.
• Opening hours: 09:00 – 20:00 (Monday – Friday)
• Address: Via Capo d’Africa, 29/D, 00184 Roma

MrBike

• Price: Luggage storage for the day costs €6. Each additional day is an extra €5.
• Opening hours: 24 hours/ day (Monday – Sunday)
• Address: Via Carlo Botta, 35/37, 00184 Roma 

Useful Information about the Colosseum

• The Colosseum is only two stops from Termini train station. Take Linea B, the Blue Line, of the Rome Metro to the Colosseum station.
• You can explore the Colosseum on your own or take a guided tour.
• The admission ticket price is €12. Audio tours cost €17.50. You can buy them here.
• The Ancient Romans would sometimes flood the Colosseum and have miniature ship naval battles inside as a way of entertainment.

Piazza Navona

Left luggage near Piazza Navona.

Roma Left Luggage

• Price: €6.5 per item per day.
• Opening hours: 09:30 – 13:00 and 14:00 – 19:00(Monday – Sunday)
• Address: Via della Chiesa Nuova, 17, 00186 Roma 

Useful Information About Rome

Find some handy information about your trip to Rome.

What is the best area to stay in Rome?

Finding a place to book accommodation in Rome can be quite challenging, especially if it's your first time visiting the city. If you are wondering where to stay in Rome, read some of our suggestions below

Roma Termini

Rome's central station is where the heart of the city beats. The station connects Rome to the airport and other cities in Italy and Europe. Therefore, there is an abundance of budget and luxury hotels, as well as Airbnbs in the area.

Only one stop away from Esquilino, one of the most exciting parts of Rome, the Termini area is also close to some of the city's most famous landmarks. The National Roman Museum, the Baths of Diocletian and the remains of the Servian walls are all within walking distance.

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Piazza Navona

Navona Square is an iconic landmark of Rome, decorated with the magnificent Fountain of Four Rivers at its center. This marvelous baroque monument made by Bernini somehow manages to steal the show in an equally impressive environment.

Interestingly, Navona Square is the only historical square in the city without a church in sight. Some of the most important sights in the area are the Pantheon and the Sant' Ignazio di Loyola church. If you don't mind crowds and your budget allows it, you will have an amazing time staying in the area.

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Monti

The area around the Colosseum is where the heart of Rome's nightlife beats. Once home to gladiators and similarly dangerous types, Monti is one of the oldest areas of Rome, with endless dining and entertainment options.

Don't miss the Saint Peter in Chains church, as well as Santa Maria Maggiore, one of the oldest basilicas in the city. If the idea of sleeping in the same grounds as emperors, gladiators and senators appeals to you, then Monti is a great place for you to stay in Rome. Just make sure to make the most out of the nearby restaurants!

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Is there Uber in Rome?

Taxi drivers in Rome will tell you that using Uber is illegal in the city. However, this is not exactly the case. The truth is that the service was briefly banned in 2017 amidst backlash created by taxi drivers, however the decision was swiftly overturned. Using Uber in Rome and Milan is perfectly legal, although these are the only cities the ride sharing app actually operates in.

Even though you shouldn't believe the rumors spread by disgruntled taxi drivers, you'd better believe Uber is quite expensive in Italy. Legislation only allows for Uber Black and Uber Vans. Combined with the high demand and surge pricing, this can make Uber a surprisingly expensive option. Therefore, you might be better off just taking a regular cab.