Luggage storage in Verbania

Store your luggage around Verbania with Bounce

Situated on the banks of beautiful Lake Maggiore, Verbania is almost as close as Italy gets to Switzerland. Ninety kilometers north of Milan, this city of 30,000 people is connected to Italy's extensive rail network through Verbania station. However, given the presence of the lake on the edge of the city, many tourists reach Verbania by boat instead.

You won't struggle to find a nice hotel here, with well-established places like the Hotel Belvedere and Hotel Pallanza offering lake view rooms and helpful staff to make your stay in Verbania memorable. But it's good to know that no matter what time you're asked to check in or check out, you won't have to worry about what to do with your things. Although it isn't a huge city, Verbania has plenty of places where you can store your unneeded bags while you explore the public areas and amenities of the town. Download a map, explore to your heart's content, and know that your things are being safely looked after until you're ready to pick them up again.

Luggage storage in Verbania

Bounce offers luggage storage in Verbania and in hundreds of cities around the world. By partnering with local businesses in and around the city center, Bounce makes sure you always have a place to store your things. And with our BounceShield protection, your belongings are insured so that if anything does happen to them, you'll be protected.

Verbania city guide

Top things to do in Verbania

Verbania is defined by the gigantic Lake Maggiore it sits on. Therefore, as you would expect, outdoor activities reign supreme here. However, it's not just water sports and hiking that you can indulge in here. Fuel up on a great buffet breakfast at your hotel and try some of these activities to make your stay in Verbania a memorable one.

Museums in Verbania

As a smaller town, Verbania doesn't have the wealth of museums that, for instance, Milan does. However, there is an interesting history to this part of the world, and there are some places nearby where you can explore that history and learn a little more about this location.

• Museo del Paesaggio: Located in the village of Verbania, this small but fascinating museum is a must-visit for local art lovers. The ground floor is dedicated solely to the works of sculptor Paolo Troubetzkoy, while the upper floor houses paintings from as far back as the 15th century up to the 20th. A perfect rainy day activity in Verbania, this small museum is quite crowded with priceless objects and is no place to be carrying heavy bags. Make sure you leave yours behind at a Bounce luggage storage in Verbania.
• Museum of Anthropocene Technology: Located just on the other side of the lake in Laveno-Mombello and easily reachable by a short boat ride, this intriguing museum describes itself as being somewhere between a museum and an art gallery. The museum is organized as though the age of humans has come to an end, and we are examining our lives through the technology we left behind. One of the most thought-provoking museums you'll ever come across, this is not a place for heavy bags, so make sure you leave them in luggage storage before visiting.
• Civico Museo Archeologico: Located in the neighboring village of Mergozzo, this small but interesting museum curates artifacts from thousands of years of local history to give you a deeper understanding of this area. The museum takes pains to keep things engaging, with some interactive exhibits that let you touch the items on display.

Shopping in Verbania

Again, Verbania isn't Milan. Don't expect glittering window displays and designer brands. But in this charming village, you will find some great places to pick up gifts and souvenirs that will make worthy trophies of your trip.

• Verbania Saturday Market: Verbania is mostly a holiday resort, but there are some local residents who live here, and you'll meet almost all of them at the town's weekly market. If you're on a self-catering holiday, this is the perfect place to shop for local produce and meet the people who provide it. Even if you're not, the market is the beating heart of the city and is a great place to soak up the atmosphere and live like a local for an hour or two.
• La Bottega del Tempo: Primarily a clothing store, this small shop nevertheless sells other items, including antiques and perfumes. Owner-operated, the store is a great place to support local businesses and pick up items you won't find anywhere else. However, the store is quite small, so don't forget to leave your bags behind in luggage storage before you visit.
• C'artificio di Pallanza: This antique store is the place to come if you're looking for that one-of-a-kind item to take home with you. You'll find just about everything here, including friendly staff who are happy to tell you more about the items on display and help you pick out the perfect souvenir.

Restaurants in Verbania

This is Italy, so you won't run out of great places to eat no matter how long you're in Verbania. Celebrate local recipes and classic Italian cooking at these establishments:

• Ristorante La Cave: With sweeping views of the lake from its outdoor seating, this restaurant looks as good as it tastes. Offering both regional and international dishes, this is one of the top restaurants in town.
• Osteria degli Specchi: If it's traditional Italian home cooking you're after, this is where you'll find it. This no-frills restaurant specializes in fresh and intensely local pasta and other classic dishes that are made to be tasted, not photographed.
• Ristorante Pizzeria Bolongaro: This upscale pizzeria hits the spot when you want something familiar. Along with pizza, they offer pasta, steak, and other crowd-pleasing dishes, along with a lake view from the outside seating area.

Conclusion

There are tons of great things to do in Verbania without even getting into everything beautiful Lake Maggiore has to offer.