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How much does it cost to store luggage near Vatican Museums?
The price for luggage storage near Vatican Museums is just €5.00/bag for the entire day.
Where can I store luggage near Vatican Museums?
There are multiple locations in the Vatican Museums area which can be booked through the Bounce platform including near Rome-Fiumicino Airport (FCO) (Aeroporto di Roma Fiumicino), Stazione Ladispoli - Cerveteri, and Stazione di Settebagni and all over Rome.
Is it safe to store your bags near Vatican Museums?
Yes. Every bag is tagged with a security seal and comes with the $10,000 Bounce Guarantee. Every location is required to uphold tight security precautions. You may be asked to show ID and you will be required to use a credit card to book through Bounce in advance. With hundreds of thousands of bags stored, you can count on Bounce to handle your baggage near Vatican Museums.
Are there storage lockers near Vatican Museums?
Yes, there are storage lockers and many other luggage drop off points in the Vatican Museums area. Bounce has multiple luggage storage locations nearby Vatican Museums and in the broader Rome area where you can conveniently store your luggage with full security and the $10,000 safekeeping guarantee.
What public transportation exists near Vatican Museums?
Popular metro stations like Metro Termini, Metro Spagna, or Metro Flaminio - Piazza del Popolo can be used for nearby transit. When traveling within Rome near Vatican Museums, you may be close to some bus stations: Autostazione Tibus, Terminal Bus Termini, or Capolinea Atac Piazza Venezia. If traveling by train, Roma Termini Railway Station (XRJ) (Stazione Roma Termini), Stazione La Giustiniana, and Roma Tiburtina Railway Station (IRT) (Stazione Roma Tiburtina) are nearest to Vatican Museums.
Where are the best hotel accommodations near Vatican Museums?
The top-ranked middle to high-range hotels near Vatican Museums are Hotel Bernini Bristol, Rocco Forte Hotel De Russie, and Villa Doria Pamphilj. When traveling on a budget, the best hostels near Vatican Museums are Piazza di Spagna Suites (Piazza di Spagna), RomeHello, and Camping Village Roma.
Where are the best restaurants near Vatican Museums?
The most popular restaurants to visit when near Vatican Museums are Venchi, Mercato Centrale Roma, and Zuma.
Where are the best parks and nature attractions near Vatican Museums?
Check out the nearby Villa Borghese, Parco Adriano, and Parco della Torricella.
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Are you wondering, "Where can I store my luggage near Vatican Museums?" Perhaps you just arrived in Rome and need a place to store your bags near Vatican Museums before you check into your hotel or AirBnB -- or maybe you just checked out and don't want to drag your bags around with you for the rest of the day.
Perhaps, you're planning on shopping at Centro Commerciale Parco Leonardo, Centro Commerciale Castel di Leva, or Porta di Roma Shopping Centre (Galleria Commerciale Porta di Roma) and need a place to store your bags. Or, you're planning on planning on at Villa d'Este, Piazza Saxa Rubra, or Trevi Fountain (Fontana di Trevi) .
Don't worry, there are plenty of options for luggage storage near Vatican Museums!
Luggage storage nearby Vatican Museums with Bounce
Bounce is one of the largest luggage storage networks in Rome with multiple locations near Vatican Museums.
Featured in , Bounce is present in more than {{numCities} cities. We partner with local hotels and shops to open up space for you to drop off your bags in essentially any major neighborhood.
Our team vets each location and provides all the security measures including BounceShield™ protection, security seals, and well-trained staff.
Bounce is the #1-rated bag storage network with thousands of 5-star reviews. Many of our shops are open for luggage storage 24/7 but this varies by location… We strategically open new spots so you can find the closest location to temporarily store your bags. Our prices in the Vatican Museums area start at just €5.00 per 24h/bag .
Book through our website or mobile app (required) to get BounceShield™ protection, guaranteed space availability and 24/7 customer support. We love to travel as much as you so we make it as easy as possible! There are no size limits for suitcases or backpacks stored with Bounce. For less than a cup of coffee per bag, you can enjoy your entire day without dragging your bags with you!
Here are some ideas for making the most of your time in the Vatican Museums area now that you are free from your baggage. Some notable places to relax before a flight are Cupola di San Pietro, Giardino degli Aranci, and Gianicolo (Terrazza del Gianicolo). You can also go for a hike around Riserva Naturale della Marcigliana, Club Alpino Italiano - CAI di ROMA, and Federazione Italiana Parchi e Riserve Naturali. And if you’re looking for a night on the town, check out L'Aroma Cafè SRL Bar, Hard Rock Cafe Italy SRL, and Coming Out.
Why is Bounce the best luggage storage provider in the Vatican Museums area?
✅Multiple locations near Vatican Museums✅$10,000 Bounce Guarantee on each booking to protect your belongings✅Vetted store locations to ensure trust and safety✅2 minute booking process online or via mobile app, then just walk in and check your bags in✅Thousands of 5 star reviews, hundreds of thousands of bags stored
How do I store luggage near Vatican Museums with Bounce?
You can find the closest luggage storage location to Vatican Museums really easily. . Find the shop that meets your preferences in terms of location & hours. Once you’ve chosen a location, you can book in under 2 minutes.
Space does fill up so booking before you go there is required, but you can show up right away. With your booking confirmation in hand, we’ll give you the exact details and directions to the shop. Once there, all you have to do is show your booking confirmation and we’ll tag and check in your bags.
You’re now free to enjoy Vatican Museums and Rome without your things!
About the Vatican Museums
As the seat of papal power for centuries, the Vatican has had plenty of time to accrue artistic treasures. In fact, during the medieval period, the Renaissance, and beyond, the church was often the major sponsor of art. Virtually all the most famous artists in Italian history worked for the church in one form or another. As a result, the Vatican is the owner of some of the world's most outstanding paintings, sculptures, and other art forms.
This art is displayed in the Vatican museums. In fact, the museum holds over 70,000 different works of art from almost every time period of human history. One of the largest museums in the world, the Vatican museums are also one of the most visited, receiving nearly seven million visitors each year.
The museums were established in the early 16th century. In fact, the very first piece acquired by the museum for public display was an ancient Roman sculpture purchased by Pope Julius II on the advice of Michelangelo. The rooms to house the museums were decorated by Michelangelo and Raphael, along with other important Renaissance artists, so even the buildings themselves are works of art.
The modern collection is split up into several different museums. There's the Pinacoteca, or picture gallery; the collection of modern religious art; the Pio-Clementino, for Greek and Roman statues; an Etruscan museum; an Egyptian museum; and a museum dedicated to the history of the Vatican. Essentially, it's a paradise for art and history lovers.
Things to do at the Vatican Museums
The Vatican museums are vast, and a dedicated art lover could spend days exploring them one by one. But even beyond the museums themselves, this tiny country has plenty to offer visitors. You can walk across the entire country in around 20 minutes, and yet you could spend weeks here without seeing everything it has to offer.
- Admire one of the world’s great art collections in the museums. Obviously, this is the place to start. Art lovers will be in their element, and even if you didn’t think you had much appreciation for art, you may leave the museums surprised by a newfound love of culture.
- Marvel at the work of a Renaissance genius in the Sistine Chapel. The chapel, richly decorated by legendary Renaissance artist Michelangelo, is actually part of St. Peter's Basilica, but the only way for the public to get inside is through the Vatican museums. The jaw-dropping ceiling and stunning Last Judgment painting are some of the greatest artistic treasures in the world.
- Explore the heart of an ancient religion at St. Peter’s Basilica. This grand church was once the largest in the world, and remains the heart of the Catholic religion. The church itself is home to more priceless works of art, including a statue by Michelangelo, and the stunning dome in the ceiling is a masterpiece of architecture.
- Soak up the atmosphere in St. Peter’s Square. This beautiful public space was designed by famous architect Bernini in the 17th century. It’s now the heart of Vatican City, and a great place to people watch and enjoy some Roman sunshine.
- Learn about the rise and fall of the secular power of the popes at Castel Sant'Angelo. Once the tomb of Roman Emperor Hadrian, this imposing structure became a fortress for the popes during the Renaissance. It's now the home of a military museum that explains the wars fought by the church against its rivals.
Transit options at the Vatican Museums
- Vatican City is completely surrounded by the city of Rome. It is linked to Rome's subway system by Ottaviano-San Pietro Metro station, which is just outside the walls of Vatican City, a five-minute walk from the museums.
- Tram route 19 stops at San Pietro, just to the northeast of Vatican City and a short walk to the museums.
- City buses 23 and 49 circle the walls of the Vatican, stopping a short walk from the museums. You can also take a dedicated tourist bus from Rome's Termini station and many other of the city's tourist attractions to the Vatican.
Luggage storage at the Vatican Museums
You could wander for hours in the endless hallways of the Vatican museums. And you probably will. But it’s worth remembering that large bags are not permitted in the museums or in St. Peter’s Basilica, for security reasons. Besides, you’ll find your trip much more enjoyable if you don’t carry more than you need.
Drop off your belongings at a Bounce luggage storage locker near the Vatican museums so that you can be more comfortable as you explore. No matter how many bags you have or how big they are, Bounce can help you find a place to store them until you need them again.
Activities and attractions near the Vatican Museums
- Vatican Gardens: More than half of this tiny country is occupied by the Vatican Gardens. Once the private garden of the popes, this parklike environment was opened to the public in 2014 by Pope Francis. Small groups are allowed to visit under the supervision of a tour guide, and the gardens make a wonderfully tranquil place to escape the bustle of the Vatican and Rome, especially on a hot day. Large bags are not permitted in the gardens, so be sure to drop yours off at a luggage storage shop in the Vatican before you visit.
- Apostolic Palace: The Vatican’s Apostolic Palace has been the residence of the popes since the 15th century. Now, parts of the palace are open to the public to see the home of former rulers of the church. The building is also home to the Vatican library and many priceless works of art by famous Renaissance artists.
- Papal audience: If you’re a Catholic, you won’t want to miss the chance to see a Papal audience. And even if you’re not, it’s a spectacle worth witnessing. Held on Wednesdays in St. Peter’s Square, these events see the Pope addressing a huge crowd of the faithful gathered to hear his words. Tickets can be obtained for free in advance, or you can simply show up. But it’s a good idea to get to the square early, because these events are invariably popular, drawing Catholics from all over the world. Make things easier on yourself by leaving large bags with a Rome luggage storage service before attending.