Luggage storageMercado De Triana

Luggage storage and bag rules at Mercado de Triana

Visitors to Mercado de Triana often arrive with bags, whether fresh off the metro or between buses, and there's no obvious place nearby to leave them. Here's where to stow a bag around the market instead.

Triana's market is free to enter and keeps long hours, but it has no left-luggage facility of its own. Reaching it is simple, though: Parque de los Príncipes on Metro L1 sits six minutes away, the San Jorge bus stop even closer at three minutes. If you're moving on to Santa Justa Station, the direct bus from Triana takes about 13 minutes. The market is located in the Plaza del Altozano in Seville, built on the historical site of the San Jorge Castle. On the ground floor, an integrated museum space houses the remains of the San Jorge Castle and an Almohad cemetery. All entrances to the Mercado de Triana are accessible to people with reduced mobility. With Stasher, you can store bags from €1.49 per bag per day at 20+ locations near Mercado De Triana.

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Getting to Mercado de Triana with luggage

The easiest rail connection is Parque de los Príncipes on Metro line L1, about six minutes away on foot. The San Jorge (Altozano) bus stop is even closer at three minutes, with routes 43, 03, EA, and M-152 stopping there. Ramps at the Plaza del Altozano entrance make the walk from the stop manageable with wheeled luggage. If you are heading straight to Santa Justa Station afterward, the direct bus from Triana takes around 13 minutes and runs every 10 minutes.

Before you visit: access, hours, and what to expect

The market building is open Monday to Saturday from 09:00 until midnight, and on Sundays and holidays from 09:00 to 17:00, so morning visits leave you the most flexibility. Entry is free and no reservation is needed. The archaeological remains of Castillo de San Jorge are in the basement, which is worth knowing if you plan to explore with a bag over your shoulder rather than dragging one through the narrow lower level.