Luggage Storage Venice

Each StashPoint has been vetted for security by our team, and each item you store with us is fully insured. All you have to do is book online, drop off your bag and enjoy the rest of your trip!

Why store your luggage in Venice with Stasher

Unfortunately, you won't find any ground transportation through Venice neighborhoods, and water taxis can get rather expensive. You can walk across the entire city, but being saddled with luggage can quickly take the romance out of your Venice experience. Stasher's award-winning service makes luggage storage fast, convenient and secure, exactly where you need it.

• Stasher's ever-expanding network offers you over 1000 StashPoint locations in hundreds of cities across the globe.
• Our partnerships with Accor Hotels, Premier Inn and Hotels.com make it even easier to plan your trip.
• We're so confident in our carefully chosen StashPoint hosts that we include €1000 in insurance coverage for each item that you store with us.

Luggage storage in Venice with Stasher costs €5 per day, and €5 for any additional day.

Where to store your luggage in Venice?

Travelers will find convenient StashPoints close to the Marco Polo Airport, the train station at Santa Lucia and major Venice attractions such as Piazza San Marco, the Rialto Bridge, the Arsenal, and the Peggy Guggenheim Collection.

Our interactive map of Venice shows our convenient StashPoints in the City of Canals.

While the majority of our StashPoints are available 24/7 for luggage access, you may want to double-check with your preferred location when you reserve your luggage storage.

How to store your luggage with Stasher

Finding and booking a spot to store your luggage in Venice  is easy:

1. Use our map to find a place that fulfils all your criteria 
2. Select drop-off and pick-up times
3. Book online!

Simple as that! All you have to do now is show up on location and drop off your bag!

Luggage Storage Venice Train Station

Although the train station has a Left Luggage facility near Platform One, visitors often report waiting in long lines to discover that the facility is full. An independent Deposito Bagagli, next door to the front entrance, offers luggage storage. 

The independent Deposito Bagagli charges six euros for a regular-sized bag and eight euros for large bags. With Stasher, you'll only pay five euros per item with no size restrictions. The service operates from 9:00 am to 7:00 pm

Useful information about the area around the Venice Train Station

• Water taxis await arrivals to shuttle train travelers to the various districts of Venice, including San Marcos.
• A short walk northeast of the station will take you to the Guglie Bridge, a historic structure decorated with gargoyles. Make sure that you take a look at the 17th-century, baroque Palazzo Svorgnan to the north of the bridge.
• When you cross the Guglie Bridge, you will enter the Cannaregio district. This neighborhood houses the historic Jewish Ghetto, the Jewish Museum of Venice and several important synagogues.

Luggage Storage Venice Airport

Trasbagagli offers luggage storage near Entrance One on the ground floor of the Venice Marco Polo airport.

Venice Marco Polo Airport

Trasbagagli charges seven euros per bag for the first six hours, and additional hours cost 50 cents. That's 16 euros per bag for a full day. It’s worth noting here that Stasher only charges 5 euros per bag for 24 hours of luggage storage in Venice. The Trasbagagli service operates from 6:00 am to 10:00 pm, every day

Useful information about the Venice Airport area:

• Buses waiting outside the terminal offer the cheapest way to get to Venice from the airport.
• If you're willing to spend a few more euros, Alilaguna water buses will take you directly to San Marco in about 70 minutes.
• More expensive, private water-taxis wait at the dock to the left of the arrivals hall.

Things to Do in Venice

No trip to Venice can be complete without a visit to Piazza San Marco. Sights like the Doge's Palace, Saint Mark's Basilica and the Bridge of Sighs inspire awe in visitors who brave the hoards of tourists to take a gander. Get there at dawn to beat the crowds. Collectors will be in shopping heaven with luxury boutiques featuring vintage clothing, antiques, and fine Venetian crafts. 

Crafts guilds that emerged during Renaissance times remain in operation today. Pick up some lace at the colorful island of Burano, and visit the handmade glass factories on Murano Island. Fans of classical music should not miss an opera at the Gran Teatro La Fenice. If jazz is more your style, head over to the clubs in the Dorsoduro district. While you're in the area, visit the extensive modern art collection at the Peggy Guggenheim museum and the treasures of Venetian painting at the Gallerie dell'Accademia.