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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

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Venice Railroad Station Left Luggage Office

"Where can I store baggage?"

Venice's Santa Lucia Railway Station has a baggage office (deposito bagagli) near Track 1.

The baggage office was officially open from 6 a.m. until 11 p.m. the last time we checked, but hours can change or the attendants might decide to go out for lunch, so look at the sign on the door before you deposit your bags.

Storage rates depend on how long you leave your bags, and they're fairly steep. (The minimum charge is for five hours, with additional per-hour fees for the sixth hour and beyond.)

Please note:

  • The baggage office won't accept glass, and shoes or towels must be inside your bag.

  • Queues can be long during peak season or on busy weekends. If you don't feel like waiting and you'll be back in the station area before 7 p.m., try this alternative.

Next page: FAQ: Toilets


In this article:
Venice railroad station
Arriving by train
Departing by train
Local transportation

Frequently asked questions (FAQ):
Where can I store baggage?
Where are the toilets (WCs)?
Does the station have food and shopping?
Does the station have facilities for disabled travelers?
How do I contact the police or the lost-and-found?

Also see:
Wheelchair, stroller, and wheeled-luggage ramp
Venice railroad station hotels
Mestre to Venice by train
Mestre railroad station
Railroad Station to Marco Polo Airport
Marco Polo Airport to Railroad Station
Baggage Porters

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