Strasbourg Station luggage storage

About Strasbourg Station

Strasbourg Station (commonly referred to as Strasbourg-Ville) is a train station located in Strasbourg, France. It's Strasbourg's main train station, serving over 20 million passengers each year. The station connects Strasbourg with major cities across Europe, including Paris, Munich, and Brussels.

Strasbourg Station first opened in the 1840s. The original building is a Monument Historique due to its lavish design and historical significance. In 2006, the original facade was covered by a huge glass canopy to protect the building and add more amenities to the station. 

One of the most innovative and stylish train stations in France, Strasbourg-Ville is one of the busiest stations in the country and the perfect place to start discovering Strasbourg's fascinating monuments and museums. 

Things to do in and around Strasbourg Station

Perched on the French border with Germany, Strasbourg is a cosmopolitan city with tons of ancient landmarks and fun activities dotted across the city. If you've just arrived at Strasbourg Station or you're just looking for something to do until your next train, check out some of these great attractions near Strasbourg Station. 

• Grab a quick bite to eat at one of the restaurants near Strasbourg Station. Within a five minute walk of the station, you'll find everything from Indian eateries to fast food favorites. 
• Go on a shopping spree at Place des Halles. one of Strasbourg's biggest shopping malls, Place des Halles contains around 120 shops and restaurants. 
• Take a stroll through Place Kléber. Strasbourg's main square, Place Kléber features a statue of revolutionary Jean-Baptiste Kléber and is home to many cafes and shops. 
• Escape the city with a visit to Parc de l'Orangerie. Strasbourg's oldest park is great for kids, with a miniature zoo and play park to enjoy. 
• Learn about Strasbourg's history at the Alsatian Museum. This museum contains thousands of local artifacts housed within picturesque buildings along the Ill River. 

Transit options at Strasbourg Station

• Local bus service (CTS)
• Local tram service (CTS)
• Taxi ranks (Taxi Strasbourg)

Luggage storage near Strasbourg Station

The seat of the European Parliament, Strasbourg is a city with a unique mixture of French and German heritage and dozens of perfectly preserved historic monuments. Many of Strasbourg's best attractions don't allow large bags, so you'll want to find somewhere to drop off your stuff before taking a tour of the city. Bounce offers the best luggage storage services near Strasbourg Station, where you can quickly stow your belongings before heading into the city. These facilities are easy to find via the Bounce app and can be booked in minutes. You also cancel for free if needed, giving you plenty of flexibility during your trip to Strasbourg. 

Attractions and activities near Strasbourg Station

• Palais Rohan: One of Strasbourg's most famous landmarks, Palais Rohan is a must-see. This grand palace was constructed in the early 18th century to serve as home to Prince-Bishops of the House of Rohan, namely Cardinal Armand-Gaston de Rohan-Soubise. Since its construction, the palace has been visited by several of France's most famous figures, including Napoleon, Marie Antoinette, and Louis XV. While no longer a royal residence, the palace now serves as home to three of Strasbourg's most famous museums: the Museum of Decorative Arts, the Archaeological Museum, and the Museum of Fine Arts.
  The Museum of Decorative Arts and the Archeological Museum contain items from the local area, while the Museum of Fine Arts features works by local and international artists. You'll find paintings by some world-famous artists on display within the Museum of Fine Arts, including Raphael, El Greco, and Edgar Degas. One of the best artifacts from The Museum of Decorative Arts is the remains of Strasbourg Cathedral's first astronomical clock, thought to be the oldest in existence. You won't be able to bring any large bags into Palais Rohan, so swing by a Strasbourg Station luggage storage service first.
• Strasbourg Cathedral: Dominating Strasbourg's skyline is the remarkable Strasbourg Cathedral. This towering Gothic cathedral took around 400 years to build, with construction beginning in the early 11th century. The cathedral's spire stands at 466 feet tall, which made Strasbourg Cathedral the tallest building in the world for over 200 years until the late 19th century. When you step inside the museum, you'll be greeted by lavish religious iconography and vibrant stained glass windows. One of the most interesting sights from inside Strasbourg Cathedral is the astronomical clock. The clock dates back to the mid 19th century and is one of the largest of its kind. The clock accurately tracks the lunar and solar cycles, as well as the month of the year and the time. Bags aren't allowed in Strasbourg Cathedral, so book in at a luggage storage service near Strasbourg Station.
• Barrage Vauban: The dam-like Barrage Vauban is one of Strasbourg's most unusual historic sights. Spanning the Ill River, the Barrage Vaughan acts as a dam, a bridge, and a defensive structure. During battles, the dam would raise the river's water level and flood the surrounding land, making it difficult for enemies to proceed. The Barrage Vauban was built in the late 17th century and was utilized during the Franco-Prussian War. Today visitors can take a tour of the interior, with local sculptures on display throughout the building, including statues from Palais Rohan and Strasbourg Cathedral. After perusing the interior, head to the roof, which has an observation deck. From atop the Barrage Vauban, you'll have panoramic views of the Ill River and Strasbourg.