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asked questions
How much does it cost to store luggage near San Marco?
The price for luggage storage near San Marco is just €5.00/bag for the entire day.
Where can I store luggage near San Marco?
There are multiple locations in the San Marco area which can be booked through the Bounce platform including near Venice Airport (VCE) (Aeroporto di Venezia), Stazione Treviso Centrale, and Stazione di Lancenigo and all over Venice.
Is it safe to store your bags near San Marco?
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 San Marco.
Are there storage lockers near San Marco?
Yes, there are storage lockers and many other luggage drop off points in the San Marco area. Bounce has multiple luggage storage locations nearby San Marco and in the broader Venice area where you can conveniently store your luggage with full security and the $10,000 safekeeping guarantee.
Where are the best hotel accommodations near San Marco?
The top-ranked middle to high-range hotels near San Marco are Hotel Carlton On Grand Canal, Hilton Garden Inn Venice Mestre San Giuliano, and Hotel Danieli. When traveling on a budget, the best hostels near San Marco are Ao Hotels And Hostels Venezia SRL, Anda Venice Hostel, and Generator Venice.
Where are the best restaurants near San Marco?
The most popular restaurants to visit when near San Marco are Istanbul Solaro Kebab, Caffè Florian (Florian), and Danieli Bistro.
Where are the best parks and nature attractions near San Marco?
Check out the nearby Parco Alfredo Albanese, Parco Ponci, and Parco delle Rimembranze.
Store your luggage around San Marco

Luggage storage nearby most San Marco hotspots
PostedSan Marco Luggage Storage Guide 2023
Are you wondering, "Where can I store my luggage near San Marco?" Perhaps you just arrived in Venice and need a place to store your bags near San Marco 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 Alì Camponogara, Centro Commerciale Porte di Mestre, or Centro Commerciale Laguna and need a place to store your bags. Or, you're planning on planning on at Lido Beach (Spiaggia Lido di Venezia), Punta Sabbioni, or Piazza Brescia .
Don't worry, there are plenty of options for luggage storage near San Marco!
Luggage storage nearby San Marco with Bounce
Bounce is one of the largest luggage storage networks in Venice with multiple locations near San Marco.
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 San Marco 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 San Marco area now that you are free from your baggage. Some notable places to relax before a flight are Pasticceria Zavan, Bar Al Pescatore SNC di Esposito Antonio & C., and Jerry's Cafè. You can also go for a hike around Il Parco degli Alberi Parlanti, Cave di Noale - Oasi Wwf, and Casoni della Fogolana. And if you’re looking for a night on the town, check out Hotel NH Venezia Laguna Palace, Bar Harry, and Soul Kitchen.
Why is Bounce the best luggage storage provider in the San Marco area?
✅Multiple locations near San Marco✅$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 San Marco with Bounce?
You can find the closest luggage storage location to San Marco 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 San Marco and Venice without your things!
Venice is one of the world’s great tourist destinations. But it can also be a difficult place to navigate. Bounce makes things easier by providing luggage storage in Venice and over 100 cities around the world. By partnering with local businesses, bounce make sure you always have a place to keep your things.
About San Marco Venice
The Piazza San Marco, known as Saint Mark Square in English, has to be one of the world’s most iconic tourist destinations. Work first began on the basilica in the square in 836 AD. It is undoubtedly the most famous square in Venice and the only one that can legitimately be called a piazza.
The basilica is recognized as one of the world’s greatest examples of Italo-Byzantine architecture and Napoleon described the piazza as ‘the most elegant salon in Europe.’
In many ways, this is the heart of Venice and one only has to look at the list of nearby buildings and sites to understand why. Here you will find the Doge’s Palace, St. Mark’s Campanile, Torre dell Orologio and Jacopo Sansovino’s Biblioteca. What better place from which to start a Venetian adventure? And what better way to enjoy yourself than dropping off your bags at a nearby luggage storage locker?
Things to do in San Marco
Venice awaits you but you are now at its heart and there is plenty to keep you occupied before you even leave the piazza. Be aware, however, that this is one of the most powerful tourist magnets in the world and you will not be alone.
- See the spiritual heart of the city at Saint Mark’s Basilica. This impressive church was completed in 1092 and is both awe-inspiring and ostentatious at the same time. With its ornate towers, stunning frescos, and impressive façade, this has to be a good place to start your visit. It is probably fair to say that no visit to Venice would be complete without entering this historical place of worship. Bear in mind that it remains one of the most important religious buildings in Italy, and in order to gain access, you will need to ensure that no services are taking place.
- Get the perfect photograph at the Rialto Bridge. The piazza is connected to San Polo by the Rialto Bridge which carries pedestrians across the Grand Canal. The bridge is a stunning piece of architecture that makes it one of the most famous bridges in the world. It frames the canal perfectly and you won’t be able to resist taking photographs. If you feel like a coffee or drink at the time, you might be wise to move away a block or two so that you don’t find yourself paying eye-wateringly extortionate prices.
- Experience Venetian culture at the Doge’s Palace. For more than a thousand years, the Doges were the highest authority in Venice and the Doge's Palace is another must-see that you can reach without even leaving the piazza. Today the Palace no longer houses dukes or other royalty, but instead offers visitors something of a cross between a museum and an art gallery. Everything about this building oozes opulence that would seem totally over-the-top were it not situated in such a famous position.
- It may seem unusual to recommend yet another bridge in the confines of such a small area, but the Bridge of Sighs cannot go without mention. Connecting the Doge’s Palace with Prigioni Nuove across the Rio di Palazzo, rumour has it that condemned prisoners would sigh as they looked from the bridge down onto the canal as they were led away from the palace to a life of imprisonment.
- Get above it all in St. Mark’s Tower. Standing beside so many other grandiose buildings, the San Marco Campanile appears to be somewhat understated, despite its height of 98.8 m. Made of plain sand-coloured brick, the tower holds a statue of the Angel Gabriel and the bell housing is quietly ornate in its own right. Take an elevator ride to the top for one of the most panoramic views of Venice.
Travel options in Venice
Getting around Venice on public transport is famously difficult and can be expensive too. That said, there are some options.
- Vaporetto are effectively buses that travel on water. There are twenty-one different routes and you have the option of buying day passes or weekly passes. Single tickets can also be purchased and they are valid for a certain period of time. Always validate your ticket or face the risk of a hefty fine.
- Traghetto look like large gondolas and are used for getting from one side of the canal to the other without having to get caught in the bottlenecks that frequently develop at the city’s four bridges. Each crossing costs two euros.
- Water taxis are privately run boats and they can be expensive. The trip from the airport to town, for example, costs in the region of one hundred euros. Because they can carry as many as ten passengers, one possibility is to share the ride and split the cost, thus mitigating some of the pain.
- No mention of public transport in Venice would be complete without a nod to the famous gondolas. It is probably best to think of this not so much as a mode of public transport, but more as a romantic interlude. Prices are set annually and are not for the fainthearted.
Luggage storage in San Marco
This is an awesome city to visit and one that will give you memories that will last you a lifetime. Unfortunately, at times, it can seem like the rest of the world is in search of the same memories as you are. You definitely do not want to attempt to move around burdened with luggage. The simplest solution is to locate the nearest Bounce locker rental facility and abandon your luggage there so that you are free to fully enjoy what may very well be one of the most memorable visits of your life.
Things to do in and around San Marco
- Murano glass is famous the world over. It is only made on a small island linked to Venice which is a popular tourist attraction. You can opt for a guided tour which will take about two hours and which will cost about thirty euros per person. Another possibility is to wander the island on your own. There you will find many of the factories happy to welcome you in as they go about their fascinating work. You will see the glass both being made and blown, by experts that have been doing so for generations.
- Le Fenice Teatro is one of the most renowned opera houses in the world. Built in the 18th-century, it includes five floors of lodges sumptuously decorated in gold and red. It has played host to operas by the likes of Rossini, Bellini and Verdi. Seeing an opera here will give you prestigious after-dinner stories to tell for years to come. At a more modest level, guided tours of the building are offered daily and will enable you to at least sample some of the building’s luxuriousness.
- The Lido is a small island that separates Venice from the Adriatic Sea. This is the sort of place to go if you need a breather from the madding crowd or want to experience a little of life the way that locals do. Here you can dine in local restaurants, admire the view of Venice from a distance and stroll along the tidal beach.