Luggage storage in Rome
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Where to store luggage in Rome?
So you’ve decided to visit Rome, the eternal city, the center of the Ancient World, and a place that has enormously affected the culture, politics, art, and philosophy of the Western world for the past 2000 years. We have below a comprehensive list of Rome’s must-see places. Most sights are accessible by public transport, and it's possible to travel around the city by bus, foot, or via one of the fastest and most convenient metro lines, the Rome metro. The city is so ancient that you can really travel through the centuries in the most amazing way in Rome. Begin at the Roman Forum, the heart of the city and the center of Ancient Roman political and social life. As you stand on this site surrounded by the ruins of once-great temples and buildings, imagine the triumphal processions, the public speeches by some of the most important Romans, and the murder of Julius Caesar all taking place around you. Nearby, the enormous Coliseum is there to wow you, and in the large public park that once was the Circus Maximus, you can clearly picture how the 150,000-capacity stadium once looked and how the chariots must have raced around the track with the fans’ cries ringing in their ears. Of course, Rome is also the home of the Catholic faith, and here you can experience some of the most incredible churches and Cathedrals, some dating back to the early medieval times. The Vatican City is an incredible, holy area in the heart of Rome where the Pope resides; the spiritual home for hundreds of millions of people; the Vatican City contains Saint Peter’s Basilica and other beautiful buildings containing priceless art. The city's incredible galleries and museums are described in more detail below, as are most of the main monuments that make the city such a special place. You will also enjoy some of the best Italian cuisines in Rome - try classic dishes from the city, such as Pasta Carbonara and Trippa alla Romana. However you decide to spend your days in Rome, one thing is sure - you don’t want to carry all your luggage with you as you explore the city, let alone worry about where it is safe to keep your items. With Nannybag, you can quickly and easily find a safe location to deposit your things. Simply enter the location that you’re at in Rome on our website or app, and book a locker in one of our partner “Nannies”! Your bag will be kept for €6 daily rate per luggage, with free cancellation. Find out more about our service and what to do in Rome with the information below!
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How much does luggage storage cost in Rome?
Our prices are flat, regardless of the size and weight of your luggage. No need to overthink it!
€6 per 24h and per luggage
Luggage protection and free cancellation included
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Rome: Your guide to storing luggage
Nannybag luggage storage in Rome
Thanks to an extensive network of hotels and local shops in Rome, Nannybag luggage storage provides travelers with cheap and practical luggage storage facilities to drop off their suitcases safely and enjoy everything Rome offers. Lugage coverage is included in the price, and customer service is available 24/7. Nannybag is proud to collaborate with prestigious hotel groups such as Accor to ensure that you always find available luggage storage a few minutes away from the main points of interest, metro, and train stations.
Why store luggage with Nannybag?
By entrusting your bag or suitcase to Nannybag in Rome, you are choosing:
✅ a 24/7 service in Rome
✅ a wide choice of storage locations all over the city and not only in train stations.
✅ to entrust your luggage to a professional who takes care of everything (reception, labeling with a reservation number, guarding your luggage) in less than 2 minutes
✅ a storage location that we have selected and validated according to strict criteria
✅ safe luggage storage with some of our major hospitality partners, such as AccorHotels, Louvre Hotels, etc.
✅ absolute confidence: we have an average rating of 4.6/5 over 10734 reviews on Trustpilot 🤩
✅ an included protection of up to €1,000 in case of breakage, loss and theft, which grants you extra peace of mind.
✅ easy and free cancellation up to the time of your drop-off
✅ customer service available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Where are the luggage storage facilities in Rome?
The best luggage storage facilities near Rome are only minutes away! Remember this during your stay in Rome: our ultimate goal is to provide you with a Nanny (the cute nickname we gave our partners ❤️) wherever you need one. And knowing how valuable your time is, we wouldn’t want you to change your travel plans in Rome because of a luggage problem.
Whether you need to store your luggage in Rome because you just arrived in Rome or because you’re leaving the city in a few hours and want to make the most of your last moments, we have cheap and secure left luggage just a few minutes away on foot All you have to do is type Rome in the search engine of the Nannybag app (or website!) and see for yourself which Nanny suits your needs best! Most of our Rome Nannies are open 24 hours a day, or until late at night, and seven days a week.
What if you explored the streets of Rome without luggage?
How to store luggage with Nannybag?
Booking luggage storage with Nannybag is easy!
1️⃣ Use our interactive map to find the best storage location according to your plans
2️⃣ Pick your drop-off and pick-up times
3️⃣ Pay securely online and get your booking confirmation!
You’ll instantly receive a booking confirmation email to inform you that your spot has been successfully reserved. It’s even easier than packing a suitcase!
Luggage storage and lockers at Rome train stations
Have you just got into Rome via train? Probably, you’ve arrived at Rome Termini Station, the biggest train station in the city; indeed, after Gare du Nord in Paris, it's the second-largest train station in Europe, serving over 180 million passengers every year! There has been a station on the site since 1863, but the current building was completed in the 1940s. You might think the name “Termini” has something to do with the word terminus, but actually, it refers to the district in which the station is situated, named in turn after the Baths of Diocletian, an ancient Roman public baths (Thermae means “baths” in Latin). The station is symbolic of Rome, with its architectural style at once looking to the past and the future, but you won’t forget about Rome’s history - just outside are ancient walls dating to the 4th century BC! Meanwhile, Tiburtina station is on the northeastern side of the city and is the second biggest station in Rome; you may have entered through here if you were taking a train from another city in Italy. Whatever train station in Rome that you’ve arrived at, if you have bags or luggage that you don’t need to drag around the city with you, open the Nannybag app or website and find somewhere near a station where you can drop your baggage safely and securely.
Luggage storage and lockers near Rome airports
So you’ve just touched down in Rome, probably at Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport, Italy’s biggest airport. For the past three years, it has won the “Best Airport” in the category of hosting more than 40 million passengers annually. This airport beside the sea, a little to the West of Rome, provides some great views of the coast on approach. Every 15 minutes, trains arrive which take you to Termini Station in central Rome, so you can be in the heart of the city in half an hour. Otherwise, you may have flown into Ciampino Airport, which is a much smaller airport located 12km southeast of Rome. However, Ryanair now flies into this location from many cities around Europe, making it the fastest-growing airport in Europe. Whichever one of these two airports you’ve flown into, if you have luggage or bags that you need to put into storage before you start exploring the wonders of Rome, have a quick look on Nannybag and find one of our partner locations where you can easily store your things.
Luggage storage and lockers near museums
The main difficulty in exploring Rome's incredible museums and galleries is trying to figure out where to begin! The Vatican Museums are a good place to start. Dating back to the 16th century, there are around 20,000 items on display, including some priceless pieces of art from right through Roman history. Of course, many of the amazing displays are centered around religious art; the final stage of a museum visit takes you to the Sistine Chapel, containing the world-famous ceiling painting by Michelangelo. But there are also many Ancient Roman treasures to marvel at inside the vast museum, such as the incredible marble sculpture of Laocoon and his Sons, or original life-sized statues of Roman Emperors and even non-Christian art from around the world, such as aboriginal art. In the Museo e Galleria Borghese, you can gaze upon some of the finest examples of Renaissance art anywhere in the world, including many Caravaggio pieces as well as works by Rubens, Rafael, and Titian. The gallery building is surrounded by the Borghese Gardens, dating from the 18th century, and is a luxurious, calm public park. On top of the iconic Capitoline Hill are the Capitoline Museums, which date back to the 15th century when Pope Sixtus IV donated ancient bronze statues to the people of Rome and kept them on the hill. Since then, the museum has amassed a collection of Roman Artefacts, jewelry, and medieval and Renaissance art. For more fascinating discoveries, don't miss out on the following places: Basilica di San Pietro in Vincoli, Villa dei Quintili, the National Roman Museums and the Capitoline Museums. And remember: you’re never far away from one of Nannybag’s safe locations where you can leave your things!
Luggage storage and lockers near places and monuments
Rome is perhaps most famous for its incredible monuments and places of interest. Undoubtedly, the Colosseum is the most famous, iconic, and quintessentially Roman place in the world. Originally called the Ampitheatrum Flavium when it was first constructed in around 80 AD, this massive amphitheater got the name Colosseum after the Colossus of Nero statue nearby in honor of the Roman Emperor. Here, gladiators fought the deadly wild animals hunted for sport, and brutal executions took place for the enjoyment of the spectators in the stadium. Many early Christian martyrs were killed here, meaning the Colosseum was sanctified as holy ground, preventing people from stealing the stonework from the site, which had been a major problem! The Vatican City is a similarly iconic place, the heart of a world religion; there are over one billion Roman Catholics in the world, and this 44-acre zone in the center of Rome is their most important religious site. Technically an independent city-state, here you will see the world-famous Sistine Chapel, with its ceiling painted by Michelangelo, depicting God reaching out toward Adam. Saint Peter's Basilica is perhaps the defining architectural masterpiece of the Renaissance era, the largest church in the world by interior measure, and, according to Christian tradition, the burial site of St. Peter, one of Jesus’ main disciples and the man who began the Catholic Church.
These are Rome's two most notable destinations, but the list of incredible sites is almost endless. By simply wandering the streets of Rome, you will encounter ancient buildings, beautiful churches, and ornate artistic masterpieces. Check out our guide below of some of the main attractions in the city, and find out how you can leave a bag at a safe location near wherever you may be in the city.
Luggage storage and lockers near Rome parks
Some beautiful, peaceful public parks in Rome are well worth stopping in and relaxing for a couple of hours between your sightseeing activities. The Villa Doria Pamphili is the largest landscaped public park in Rome, dating all the way back to the seventeenth century. It includes much architectural beauty, as well as manicured gardens. The Villa Borghese, constructed by the celebrated and powerful Borghese family, is also a beautiful example of a Renaissance garden, with beautiful architecture and sculpture dotted around a peaceful green space. Check the following parks for a nice stroll in nature: Villa Doria Pamphilj, Giardino degli Aranci, Villa Aldobrandini, and Parco Savelli. You can use Nannybag to store unneeded bags safely throughout Rome!
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