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Where to store luggage near the Vatican Museums?

Visiting Rome? You almost definitely will be giving the Vatican Museums a visit. These museums have some of the most fascinating and amazing collections of art anywhere in the world! However, queues can be long, and Rome can be hot and busy, so the last thing you’ll want to do is to bounce around the city with your heavy baggage. This is where Nannybag comes in handy! With our service, you can find luggage storage in Rome, near the Vatican Museums. Book online on the app or website, pick a drop-off time, and your bags and luggage will be safe and protected for only €6 per day per item! There’s free cancellation if your plans change. Time to enjoy Rome unburdened! Check out our reviews from those who have used Nannybag, and see more information below.

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How does it work?

STEP 1
Book luggage storage
Select the nearest location and the time slot of your choice, depending on your activities.
STEP 2
Drop your luggage
Go to the address indicated on your reservation: entrust your luggage to our partner in person.
STEP 3
Enjoy your stay
Now that your luggage is safe and your hands free. It’s time for museums, restaurants, and shopping!

How much does luggage storage cost near the Vatican Museums?

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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Our first experience with this service. Everything went very well. Perfect!!!

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Learn more about Vatican Museums

The Vatican Museums are a collection of art and artifacts located within Vatican City in Rome, Italy. The Museums include over 70,000 works of art, ranging from classical sculptures to contemporary paintings. The Museums were founded in the early 16th century by Pope Julius II, who wanted to display the art and artifacts collected by the Catholic Church over the centuries. Many of these are Christian themed, but there is also a collection of historical artifacts, pagan and secular art, and sculpture. The collection has grown over time, with various popes and other donors adding to it.

Some of the most famous works of art in the Vatican Museums include the world-famous, iconic Sistine Chapel, famous for its ceiling painted by Michelangelo, and the Raphael Rooms, containing frescoes painted by the artist Raphael. Other notable pieces include the Apollo Belvedere, a Roman sculpture of the god Apollo, and the Laocoön and His Sons, a dramatic and terrifying ancient marble sculpture of a Trojan priest and his sons being attacked by sea serpents. In addition to the art and artifacts on display, the Vatican Museums include several galleries and halls, such as the Gallery of Maps and the Hall of the Muses. These spaces are decorated with ornate frescoes and sculptures and provide a glimpse into the history, culture, and wealth of the Catholic Church and, by extension, Western Europe as a whole. This is one of the most-visited tourist attractions in Italy, with almost 7 million visitors in 2019, pre-pandemic.

Things to know about Vatican Museums

How can I visit the Vatican, and what are the most popular places to visit?

The Vatican is located very centrally in Rome, so it is easy to walk to. Alternatively, the Ottaviano and Cipro stops on metro line A are both less than a ten-minute walk away. The best things to see in the Vatican are the iconic Sistine Chapel, the Rafael Rooms, the Gallery of Maps, and the Hall of Muses.

What is the admission fee for the Vatican Museums?

Full entry when you don’t book online is €17, but there are various other deals; check them out here.

What are the opening hours of the museums?

The Museums are closed on Sundays. They open at 8.30 am and close at 6.30 pm from Monday to Thursday. On Friday and Saturday, opening hours extend to 10.30 pm closing time.

What is the history of the museum building?

After the incredible ancient Laocoon and his Sons was discovered in 1506, Pope Julius II put it on display for the people of Rome, slowly adding other masterpieces and treasures to the collection. Over the centuries, popes and benefactors have added enormous amounts of amazing works to the collection. 

What are the rules for visiting the Vatican Museums?

Visitors are not permitted to wear sleeveless, low-cut garments, shorts that end above the knee, miniskirts, and hats. Visitors with any visible personal objects or personal signs, such as jewelry or tattoos, that can be considered offensive to Catholics may be denied entry.

Are there any temporary exhibitions in the museums?

Yes, there’s always some fascinating stuff on temporarily at the museums! Check out their webpage to see what aligns with your visit. 

What gardens and courtyards are open to the public?

The Vatican Gardens are gorgeous and worth a visit, but you need to book a separate ticket. The courtyards Fontana della Pigna (also called "The Pine Cone"), the library courtyard, and the Cortile del Belvedere are also open to the public and are incredibly beautiful.

How do I get to the Vatican Museums from Termini station?

Take the metro A line to Ottaviana; the stop is around an 8-minute walk away. 

What other sights near the Vatican Museums can I visit?

So much of Rome is easily accessible from the Vatican Museums. The incredible Castel Sant’Angelo, was once a tomb for Emperor Hadrian, then a Papal residence, and now a great museum. The incredible Roman Pantheon is also less than a half-hour walk through the beautiful old center of the city across the Tiber to the east.

What are the opening hours of the Sistine Chapel at the Vatican Museum?

The Sistine Chapel is open daily from 9 am-4 pm but closed on Sundays.

Nannybag luggage storage near the Vatican Museums

Thanks to an extensive network of hotels and local shops near the Vatican Museums, Nannybag luggage storage provides travelers with cheap and practical luggage storage facilities to drop off their suitcases safely and enjoy everything Vatican Museums offers. Luggage 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?

As a convenient, affordable, and fully insured service, Nannybag is a platform that connects you with local hotels and stores with extra space to store your luggage.

By entrusting your bag or suitcase to Nannybag near the Vatican Museums, you are choosing:
a 24/7 service near the Vatican Museums
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 numbered luggage tag, 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 7890 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 near the Vatican Museums?

The best luggage storage facilities near Vatican Museums are only minutes away! Remember this during your stay near the Vatican Museums: 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 near the Vatican Museums because of a luggage problem.
Whether you need to store your luggage near the Vatican Museums because you just arrived near the Vatican Museums 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 Vatican Museums in the search engine of the Nannybag app (or website!) and see for yourself which Nanny suits your needs best! Most of our Vatican Museums Nannies are open 24 hours a day, or until late at night, and seven days a week.
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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!

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