Luggage storage in Paros

Store your luggage around Paros with Bounce

Located in the Aegean Sea close to Naxos and not too far away from the Greek mainland, Paros is the stuff Greek vacation dreams are made of. Abundant sunshine, gorgeous coastal scenery, fascinating history, and excellent food await anyone who makes it to this beautiful island. Famed for the quality of its marble, Paros was once the quarry of the ancient world, but nowadays, tourism is the main driver of the economy here.

It's not hard to see why. Drop off your bags at a luggage storage in Paros, and you'll find tons of things to do on this enchanting island. Travel is always easier when you don't carry more than you need to, so you'll be glad to know there are multiple luggage storage locations and storage lockers where you can store luggage on the island while you explore.

Luggage storage in Paros

Bounce makes it easy to see the world by providing luggage storage services wherever you go. Partnering with local shops and businesses, Bounce makes it simple to find luggage storage and provides an alternative to train station lockers and luggage lockers at other transportation hubs. Leave the heavy bags behind while you explore Paros, and you'll be glad you took advantage of our luggage storage service.

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Top things to do in Paros

Every Greek island is more or less the same, and yet every Greek island is totally different. The things you'll find to do on Paros are similar to what you'll find on any other island in the Cyclades. Incredible beaches, water sports, historic ruins, and excellent restaurants are just about everywhere. So leave the bags behind in secure luggage storage for a few hours and try some of these activities.

Museums in Paros

Paros has a history of human occupation that goes back beyond the dawn of history. It's not known who the first residents of the island were, but in the age of classical Greece, it became a colony of Athens. That gives it thousands of years of recorded history, and plenty of museums to go with it.

• Paros Archaeological Museum: This is probably the best place to come if you want to get to grips with the rich and fascinating history of Paros. The artifacts here date back to the very early stages of the occupation of the island before it became part of the greater Greek world. The long history of Paros means you'll see artifacts of Greek civilization, Roman exploration, and the legacies of the many empires that have held sway over this part of the Mediterranean up until the present day. It's the perfect place to spend a few hours learning more about the forces that made the island what it is today.
• Frankish Castle Paroikia: Located in Parikia, the capital of Paros, this castle has a misleading name. It wasn't actually built by the Franks but by the Venetians, who later took control of Paros. Either way, this small fortress is a fascinating structure, dating back to 1260. Visiting the small on-site museum lets you learn more about the centuries of Venetian rule of Paros that ended with the Ottoman occupation.
• Ancient Marble Quarries: Paros marble was known throughout the ancient world for its extremely high quality, and so the island was home to many marble quarries. This brand-new archaeological park was founded in 2022 with the aim of one day becoming a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It's fascinating to wander in this open-air museum and learn more about how marble was quarried here and the effect it had on the economy of this island. This is where the marble was quarried to build Napoleon's tomb, so Paros has had an influence that extends far beyond the ancient world.

Shopping in Paros

Paros is all about relaxation, and so you won't find many designer goods here. What you will find instead is local handicrafts and products that make perfect souvenirs, and shopping in the family-owned stores of the island while your bags are safely left behind in luggage storage in Paros is a great way to spend some time here.

• Blu Dot: The past has a powerful influence in Paros, as it does in all of Greece, but that doesn't mean everything here is about history. Blu Dot offers contemporary Greek designs incorporated into clothing and jewelry you'll want to wear right out of the store. Locally owned and operated, the shop is a great place to support local businesses.
• Melissa: Souvenirs don't have to be tacky. Melissa is a concept store that aims to provide fun and quirky Paros and Greek-branded items you won't be embarrassed to be seen with. T-shirts, handbags, wallets, hats, and other items proudly proclaim their origins and let you celebrate your time on the island while still being stylish.
• Jazmin Paros: The handcrafted cosmetics here make luxurious gifts for anyone back home - or for yourself. Browse the range of items offered in this incredible-smelling store and see for yourself what they have to offer.

Restaurants in Paros

Greek cuisine is one of the world's great culinary inventions, and you'll find plenty of it in Paros. Historically, the food here has been based on what can be caught in the sea or grown on the rocky land of the island, and the best things to eat in Paros reflect that ancient legacy.

• Stou Fred: If you want to change from traditional Greek food, the French chef at this restaurant provides cuisine from another powerhouse of European flavor. The set menu demonstrates culinary techniques over five courses and changes every week, but whatever you find when you visit, you can rest assured it will be delicious.
• Ela: This Mediterranean restaurant combines Greek, Italian, and Israeli cuisines for something new and exciting. Tuck into excellent Israeli hummus or classic Greek salad and enjoy what this culinary collision has to offer.
• Statheros: Of course, sometimes what you want is Greek food, and what you want in Paros is Parosian food, and that's what you'll find on the menu here. This seaside meze restaurant is a family business that has been serving up incredible local cuisine for decades, and the ocean view doesn't hurt either.

Conclusion

Paros is an excellent place to spend a few days, and the many available luggage storage locations make it easier to explore the small island.