Luggage Storage Lima station

About Lima station

Lima station is an important metro station located in Milan, Italy. Situated on Line 1, Lima station connects Corso Buenos Aires, a major street northeast of the city center, with the rest of Milan's metro area. Milan's Line 1 runs across the city, from Sesto Primo Maggio to Rho Fiera 14 miles outside the city. 

Since 1964, Line 1 of the Milan Metro has been serving commuters, locals, and tourists looking for a quick way to get across Milan's hectic cityscape. Due to its location just a couple of miles from the center of Milan, Lima station is a great place to hop off the train and start exploring one of Italy's largest cities. 

Things to do in and around Lima station

Corso Buenos Aires is one of the busiest and longest streets in Milan, with tons of fashion stores, trendy restaurants, and notable attractions in the area. Once you've deposited your bags at a luggage storage service near Lima station, check out some of these exciting nearby things to do. 

• Grab a bite to eat at one of the dozens of restaurants within a short walk of Lima station. Visitors will find everything from traditional Milanese pizza joints to Chinese buffets just around the corner from the station.
• Go on a shopping spree along the Corso Buenos Aires. There are some of the best stores in Milan dotted along this high street, including Calvin Klein, NYX Italia, and Levi's.
• Check out local artworks at the Casa Museo Boschi Di Stefano. This once private collection of art is now open to the public and contains over 300 works by well-known Italian artists such as Piero Marussig and Mario Sironi.
• Take a stroll through Piazza Duca d'Aosta. The heart of Milan's business district, Piazza Duca d'Aosta features many famous buildings including Pirelli Tower and Milan Central Station. 
• Escape the city at Giardini Pubblici Indro Montanelli. The second-largest park in Milan, Giardini Pubblici Indro Montanelli boasts 40 acres of green space, ideal for a picnic.
• Tour the Giardini Pubblici Indro Montanelli. Milan's Natural History Museum boasts over 100 dioramas relating to paleontology, zoology, mineralogy, and more. 

Transit options at Lima station

• Metro train services at Lima station (Line 1)
• Suburban rail services from Milano Porta Venezia
• Local bus services (ATM)
• Local tram services (ATM)
• Taxi ranks (Italvoyage, Milano Taxi)

Luggage storage near Lima station

As Italy's second city, Milan is home to dozens of fascinating museums, historic sights, world-class restaurants, and some of the best shopping opportunities in Europe. Before heading to a nearby landmark or shopping mall, find somewhere to stow your cumbersome belongings. Bounce offers several luggage storage services near Lime station, where you safely leave your stuff before you explore. Just download the Bounce app, book a service, and get ready to start your Milan adventure. 

Attractions and activities near Lime station

• Duomo di Milano: Milan Cathedral is among the most impressive religious buildings in the world. This vast Gothic-style cathedral took roughly six centuries to complete, with construction beginning in the 14th century. It is the largest cathedral in Italy and the 4th largest in the world. Visitors can take a tour of the Duomo di Milano, during which they will learn about the building's history and architecture, and be able to go up onto the roof, which boasts sweeping views of Milan.
  There are lots of amazing features to this impressive monument, such as the Gold Madonna perched atop the cathedral's facade, and the lavish 15,800-pipe Organ of Duomo. While exploring the cathedral, be sure to stop by the Duomo Museum, which contains several artifacts removed from the cathedral including paintings and stained-glass windows. You won't be able to bring large bags into the Duomo di Milano, so stop off at a Lima station luggage storage service before your tour.
• Santa Maria delle Grazie: Milan is full of amazing churches, and one must-see is the Santa Maria delle Grazie. Also known as the Church of Holy Mary of Grace, this UNESCO World Heritage Site was built during the 15th century and features iconic Gothic and Renaissance architecture. One of the main reasons people flock to visit this church is to see one of the famous works of art on the planet, Da Vinci's The Last Supper. As well as displaying this seminal piece of art, the Santa Maria delle Grazie also features an altarpiece by Titian, and a frescoed chapel by Gaudenzio Ferrari.
• Sforza Castle: Milan's premier fortress is one of the largest of its kind in the world. Built by Francesco Sforza, Duke of Milan during the 15th century, the castle now houses several of Milan's Civic Museums, including The Egyptian Museum, The Museum of Ancient Art, and The Museum of Musical Instruments. The citadel itself is home to some remarkable works of art, such as frescoes by Da Vinci and sculptures by Michelangelo, including the Sala delle Asse and the Pietà Rondanini.
  Any art lover will also love perusing the Sforza Castle Pinacoteca, an art gallery containing works by Titian, Giovanni Bellini, and Correggio. After touring the many museums housed within Sforza Castle, head behind the citadel to Parco Sempione, Milan's largest park, for a family walk or a picnic with this stunning castle as a backdrop. Large bags are prohibited inside Sforza Castle, so check in at a luggage storage service near Lima Station beforehand.