Where can I store my luggage in Trastevere?

Stasher is an international luggage storage network that is 100% dependable and secure. The “Airbnb of luggage” works exactly like hotel luggage storage and we’re proud of earning this title. What we want is to assure you that our luggage storage network is safe and offers multiple locations worldwide in order to cater to your needs. 

Why Store your Luggage with Stasher

• Convenience: A StashPoint is only a few meters away from your current location, where you may store your luggage for as many hours or days as you wish.
• Trust: Our stellar track record has earned us customer service awards from Feefo and Visit England, while more than 21,100 reviews give us an average rating of 4.8
• Safety: In order to keep your luggage safe you must choose a trustworthy luggage storage location. As a result, Stasher guarantees your security by having all of our sites thoroughly vetted by a security team and fully insured for up to €1,000 in value.
• Flexibility: Stasher offers a number of luggage lockers near Trastevere, allowing you to be more flexible when it comes to time and location. 
• Simple Reservation: Making a reservation has never been easier, thanks to our web platform that can quickly locate StashPoints around Trastevere.
• Competitive Prices: We are 50% less expensive than railway station lockers and other luggage storage options!

How Much Does it Cost to Store your Luggage in Trastevere?

Luggage storage costs €4.95 per day per luggage and €4.95 for the following day. Bear in mind that there are no hidden fees or extra charges with Stasher, as well as no weight or size limits.

Where Can I Store my Luggage around Trastevere with Stasher?

Because our time is valuable when we travel, Stasher offers luggage storage locations that can meet each traveler's needs. 

Check out this map in order to find a convenient StashPoint around Trastevere in order to safely store your luggage, avoid large queues in train or bus stations, and pay much less!

How to Store my Luggage With Stasher?

All you have to do in order to make your reservation is to find your preferred StashPoint according to your location. Note that most of our luggage storage facilities are open until late or 24/7. 

The reservation takes less than 2 minutes!

• Go to Stasher.com or download our handy app for Android or iPhone.
• Search for your destination or find the closest StashPoint by clicking the “Near Me Now” button.
• Choose the most convenient drop-off and pick-up times for your travel plans. Remember: You can change them at any time.
• Book your luggage storage in Rome, and we'll send you an instant confirmation email with detailed directions to your StashPoint.

And, you’re good to go!

Things to do in Trastevere

• One of Rome's most well-known pedestrian bridges, Ponte Sisto, is visible both during the day and at night. This is owing to both its aesthetic appeal and the fact that it links Trastevere and Campo de' Fiori. The Ponte Sisto connects the bath areas, which are almost constantly bustling with activity.
• Trastevere is home to numerous picturesque, narrow alleyways made of cobblestones, historic homes, and flower-filled balconies. Numerous of them go by the name "vicoli," an Italian term that generally refers to narrow streets. Vicolo del Piede, Vicolo del Cinque, Via Titta Scarpetta, and Via dell'Arco di San Calisto are a few that are noteworthy, although there are many others.
• The Basilica of Santa Maria in Trastevere is one of Rome's most stunning and historic cathedrals. Brilliant gold mosaics from the 1100s may be found in the basilica, which also has an antique nave supported by columns taken from Caracalla's Baths.
• Behind Palazzo Corsini, there’s the botanical garden of Trastevere. On the lower slopes of Janiculum Hill, this is a tranquil refuge in the city that is a great area to stroll among the palms and pines.
• Keep in mind that the greatest way to see Trastevere is on foot. So, if you’re a food lover but also want to see the neighborhood on food there are many tour companies that provide walking foodie tours where you can learn about Roman culinary customs while you stroll between restaurants and sample food along the way.