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Luggage Storage in Seville
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.
€3per bag, per daySee details
The practical things
Two things that make a short trip work better: somewhere to leave the bags between check-out and the train, and a bike for a city that is flat, has 180 km of segregated cycle lanes and no hills worth the name. Neither is an experience. Both are the difference between a good day and a day spent dragging a suitcase over cobbles.
Four offices in the centrePriced by day1 service from €3
The worst hours of any city break are 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. Four offices across the centre — beside the Cathedral, near the Murillo gardens, by the Alameda and near the Plaza de Armas bus station — take bags by the day, priced by size.
They are in the middle of the old town rather than at the station, which is the whole point: the lockers at Santa Justa cost you two trips out and back on the day you would rather be walking around the centre.
Four offices in the centreFrom 3 hours1 service from €9
Seville built its cycle network in a handful of years and went from almost no cycling to one of the highest rates in Spain. The lanes are painted green, physically separated from the traffic, and they connect: from the centre you reach Triana, the Macarena, the Cartuja or the Plaza de España without sharing a road with a car.
City bikes and mountain bikes from three hours to four weeks, or a kickbike by the hour, which handles the narrow lanes of Santa Cruz that a bicycle struggles with. A lock is included and a helmet if you want one.
Both services run from the same handful of offices in the centre: C. Francos, C. Rastro, C. Trajano and C. Alfonso XII. Opening hours differ from one to another and each page lists them.
Bags are collected where they were left, and bikes go back to the office they came from. Neither service is one-way.
You book the size of bag or the length of hire before you arrive, which is what fixes the price. A deposit is taken at the office for a bike.

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Eduardo BallesterosSeville local and author of the guideIn the centre: C. Francos 19 beside the Cathedral, C. Rastro 12A near the Murillo gardens, C. Trajano 6 by the Alameda and C. Alfonso XII 35 near the Plaza de Armas bus station. Opening hours differ and each page lists them.
There are lockers at Santa Justa, but the station is a twenty-minute walk from the old town, so using them means two trips out and back on a day you would rather spend in the centre.
It depends on the size and the number of days: a backpack costs less than a full suitcase. The booking calendar shows the current rate for each size.
One of the best in Europe. It is completely flat, it has more than 180 km of segregated two-way lanes, and the network actually connects the places you want to go.
No. Bikes and kickbikes go back to the office they were hired from.
Yes, on both: free up to 24 hours before.
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