Luggage storage Naples

Store Your Luggage Around Naples With Bounce

If you have ever daydreamed about spending your next vacation in sunny southern Italy, you will want to book your tickets, pack your bags, and head to Naples. Facing the Tyrrhenian Sea, this coastal city is the third-largest city in Italy and hosts millions of tourists each year. Fly into Naples airport or arrive by train at Naples Train Station and pay a visit to Pompeii, where you can wander through the ruins and look up at Mount Vesuvius, which is still an active volcano. Return to Naples and take a tour of the ancient buildings - it's free to marvel at the architecture and simplistic beauty of the structures - or take a hike up Mount Vesuvius itself. Wander through museums that highlight lows and highs of Naples’ history while learning more about the unique people who settled the area and tried to valiantly defend it from invaders. 

With over three million people living in and around Naples, the city can quickly become congested. With so many people milling about, don't be stuck lugging bulky baggage through the streets, opening yourself up to pickpockets and other mischief-makers. Instead, find a Bounce location and stow your bags so you can move through the crowds with ease. Shop until you drop, eat your way through the city, or just sit and look out over the sea. No matter how you choose to spend your time in Naples, it will be memorable. 

Luggage Storage in Naples

Tourists and locals can take advantage of short-term storage while exploring Naples. Bounce has partnered with businesses throughout the city to offer storage solutions that are short-term for those needing to stow bags before heading out into the masses and visiting the shops and attractions. Search for a Bounce location nearby and set up a day and time to store your bags so you can be assured of their safety. Then, fully enjoy being in Italy.

Naples City Guide

Top Things to Do

Does it really matter what you do when in Naples? You will simply be amazed to be in this Italian city. But you'll want to set an itinerary, even if you stray from it a bit, if you want to make the most of everything that the city has to offer. Get outdoors and view the ruins of Pompeii or Herculaneum or head indoors and tour museums and churches. Spend time scouring the shops for the perfect souvenir and enjoy authentic Italian cuisine filled with flavor combinations that will leave your mind spinning and your taste buds on cloud nine. 

Museums

Naples is a wealth of history. Towering cathedrals, ancient castles, and unique museums all grab your attention and pull you into the old-world charm of the city. Drop your bags at one of our nearby Naples luggage storage locations and spend a day wandering through the ruins of ancient civilizations nearby or touring ornate churches and museums in Naples before heading to the beach to soak up some sun. 

Ruins of Pompeii

The ancient city of Pompeii was buried under the ash and lava that flowed from Mount Vesuvius, completely annihilating the area and its inhabitants. Archaeologists have unearthed much of the city and carefully extracted well-preserved artifacts. Today, people can walk through the ruins, which are still in great condition, and visit the museum dedicated to Pompeii. Make sure you visit the Temple of Jupiter and Temple of Apollo, which are almost fully intact. It's a must-see for everyone, whether you're traveling alone or want both interesting and educational things to do with kids in Naples.

Naples National Archaeological Museum

Focusing mainly on the Roman, Greek, and Renaissance eras, this museum offers an extensive collection of artifacts dating back to 79 A.D. The museum is housed in the former military and cavalry barracks and was built in during the 1750s. While learning more about the history of Naples, take the time to enjoy the ornate architecture of the building. 

Ruins of Herculaneum

This small fishing town was also destroyed at the same time as Pompeii when Mount Vesuvius erupted. While Pompeii is more notable, Herculaneum is better preserved and offers a more hands-on experience for tourists. Walk through this town and marvel at the wooden framing on homes and other structures that are still intact. Stop by the House of Argus and Villa of Papyri, where wall paintings were uncovered and have been preserved. 

Shopping

Your experience of shopping in Naples will leave you wanting to keep coming back for more. Meander through shopping districts rubbing elbows with the locals and learning more about the culture than you hoped. Browse racks of the latest fashions, search knickknacks and bric-a-brac, or wander through antique shops while in Naples. You will quickly fill your suitcase with things to take back home.

Mercato Poggioreale

Located near the Central Railway Station and the iconic Poffioreale Prison, this market is best known for its leather goods. Find unique shoulder bags, belts, wallets, and shoes. There are over 500 different shops throughout the market, Leather goods, clothing, ceramics, jewelry, and artwork are just a sampling of what is available.

Chiaia District

Located on the waterfront, this pedestrian-only district offers designer shops and quaint boutiques filled with handmade items, newest fashion trends, and breathtaking accessories. Take a break from shopping and grab a coffee at one of the outdoor cafes along the way.

Mecatino Antignano

Located in the Vomero Hills neighborhood, this market offers a plethora of goods, including fresh produce, baked goods, clothing, accessories, artwork, and kitchenware. The Antignano Market is where many of the locals come to shop, and few tourists know about it. Spend a morning browsing the vendor stalls before grabbing refreshments at one of the food vendors. 

Dining

Foodies will think they are in heaven when they come to Naples, but you do not have to be a food critic to enjoy the culinary offerings. Bring your appetite and spend time eating your way through the various types of eateries ranging from upscale restaurants to old-world diners to street food vendors. Each eatery has its own unique flavor profile, and your taste buds will be taken on a journey. 

Fine Dining

Being a port city, Naples offers some of the freshest seafood you will ever taste as well as fantastic upscale restaurants. Chefs have stepped up their game and created fantastic dishes that will leave you wanting more. The Sea Front Di Martino Pasta Bar is fine dining at its best. The artsy décor quickly draws you in, and the aromas wafting from the kitchen make you want to try everything on the menu. The kitchen area is in full view of the entire restaurant allowing you to watch the chef work.

Local Fare

You should look forward to every meal while you are in Naples. The local fare will leave you always wanting more. From true Italian pizza and pasta to cultural fusions, the local food is delightful. Give Il Piastrato a try and be sure to order their specialty pizza. It will put any other pizza parlor to shame.

Breakfast

The most important meal of the day should be experienced in style when dining in Naples, whether you're up early or want to find a spot for brunch. Breakfast foods might be boring back home, but in Italy, they are sinfully decadent. Grab a coffee or espresso at Casa del Caffè and enjoy a serving of the Dolche Tiramisu.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get around Naples?

With so many public transport options, getting around Naples is easy. There are several train stations, two underground metros and an overground cable railway system for getting around the city, as well as plenty of bus routes. Taxis are also available, and if you're traveling to and from Naples airport, you can also use a shuttle bus. If you're in the city center, it's also very easy to walk around Naples, but check how long you'll need to walk for before you head off.

Where should I stay in Naples?

There are plenty of fantastic neighborhoods to stay in when you visit Naples, it all just depends on what you're looking for! If you want to be in the heart of the city's activities and near the major tourist attractions then the city center is a great option, but if you're looking for great things to do at night in Naples, then Vomero would be a better option. Decide on the kind of vacation you're after and book the best neighborhood for it!

Naples is just a train ride away from Bari, Rome, and Florence. If you plan on enjoying any of these cities for a few hours or few days, make sure to make use of all of the convenient Bounce luggage storage facilities in Italy.