Luggage Storage in Seville

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Somewhere to leave the bags between check-out and the train. Four offices across the centre of Seville, open every day, priced by size and by day.

No booking feesBy the dayFree cancellationFour offices in the centre
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Service details

Three sizes, priced per item per day: small for bags and backpacks (40 x 20 x 25 cm), medium for cabin luggage (55 x 40 x 20 cm), and large for a full suitcase. Select your date in the booking calendar to see the current rates.

The offices open every day. Hours vary from one to another, and they are listed below.

There are four offices across the centre. Choose whichever is closest to where you are:

C. Francos 19 — between the Salvador church and the Cathedral, open 9:00 to 21:00 · View on Google Maps

C. Rastro 12A — near the Murillo gardens and the Plaza de España, open 7:00 to 22:00 · View on Google Maps

C. Trajano 6 — near the Alameda and Las Setas, open 8:00 to 20:00 · View on Google Maps

C. Alfonso XII 35 — near the Plaza de Armas bus station and the Museum of Fine Arts, open 9:30 to 18:30 and to 14:30 on Sundays · View on Google Maps

Storage of one item for the day, at the office you choose. Bags are returned at the same office.

The offices also have free wifi and can help you with the practical things — printing a boarding pass, finding your way.

Book the size you actually need: the price is by item and by size, so a backpack costs less than a suitcase.

Check the closing time of the office you pick before you leave your bag there.

Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before the activity.

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The service

Somewhere to leave the bags for the hours between check-out and the train

The worst hours of any city break are the ones at each end: you arrive at nine and the room is not ready until three, or you check out at eleven and the train is at seven. Seville is a city you walk, and you cannot walk it dragging a suitcase over the cobbles of Santa Cruz.

Four offices, all central

One beside the Cathedral, one near the Murillo gardens, one by the Alameda and one near the Plaza de Armas bus station. Whichever end of the centre you are at, one of them is a few minutes away.

By size and by day

Three sizes: a bag or backpack, a cabin case, or a full suitcase. You pay by item and by day, and you pick the bag up at the same office you left it at.

Better than the station lockers

The lockers at Santa Justa are at the station, which is twenty minutes from anywhere you actually want to be. These are in the middle of the old town, which is the point.

Your questions answered

Frequently asked questions

It depends on the size of the bag and the number of days. The booking calendar shows the current rate for each size.

Four of them: C. Francos 19, C. Rastro 12A, C. Trajano 6 and C. Alfonso XII 35, all in the centre. The details and opening hours are in the first accordion above.

No. Bags are collected from the same office where they were left.

As long as you need. The price is per item and per day.

Yes, every day, although the hours differ from one office to another and some close earlier on Sundays.

Yes. Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before the activity.

Luggage in Seville

Practical questions about arriving and leaving, useful background before you travel.

There are lockers, but the station is a twenty-minute walk from the old town, so using them means two trips out and back on the day you would rather be walking around the centre.

About twenty-five minutes by road, with a bus to the centre that runs every half hour. If your flight is in the evening, the afternoon is yours provided the bag is somewhere else.

Cobbled, narrow and full of steps at the edges. It is a delightful place to walk and a miserable one to tow a wheeled case through.

Usually from two or three in the afternoon, and check-out is typically eleven or twelve. Those are the gaps this service exists to fill.

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