In the Campania region of southern Italy, Salerno is a picturesque city known for its lovely coastline, stunning architecture, and vibrant cultural scene. Situated on the Tyrrhenian Sea, the city offers breathtaking views of the Amalfi Coast and serves as a gateway to this famous tourist destination. Salerno's charming streets are lined with cafes, shops, and restaurants, providing a perfect setting for tourists and locals to enjoy the Italian lifestyle.

Whether you're coming to Salerno to spend a holiday or to explore the coastal region, you'll want to take advantage of our luggage storage service in the city. Our left luggage facilities are in key locations across Salerno, including tourist attractions, local shops, bus stations, and train stations such as Salerno Station. Store your luggage with us and travel light!

Why choose Bounce to store luggage in Salerno?

If you're looking to explore all that Salerno has to offer, it's best to travel light while you discover the city. We have a wide network of {{STORAGE_SPOT_COUNT}} local businesses serving as our storage partners, allowing you to leave your bags wherever you are. Find us in most neighborhoods and enjoy spontaneity as you go about your day.

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Accessible luggage storage facilities: We offer luggage storage options across Salerno, most of which can be found in strategic areas and busy spots. Offering maximum flexibility, you can use our service for a few hours, the entire day, or for however long you need.

Convenient service: Customer satisfaction is our top priority, and our support team is available 24/7 to assist you with concerns or answer any queries. Our user-friendly app allows you to find the best luggage storage in Salerno. All payments are securely processed and cashless, making booking seamless.

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We give you the freedom to choose from one of our {{STORAGE_SPOT_COUNT}} luggage storage partners in Salerno, including {{CITY_MAIN_STORE_LOCATION}}. You'll find us near Salerno Train Station, the University of Salerno, and other important places in the city. 

Serving as a crucial junction on the Italian rail network, the Salerno Train Station connects the city to major destinations such as Naples, Rome, and beyond. Its strategic location makes it an essential gateway for travelers exploring the Amalfi Coast, a popular destination known for its stunning coastline and picturesque villages. If you're taking a day trip from the Salerno Train Station or looking to explore the sights, store your luggage at one of our facilities near the station.

Luggage storage in Salerno Costa d'Amalfi Airport

Salerno Costa d'Amalfi Airport serves as a gateway to the picturesque Amalfi Coast and surrounding regions. The airport offers seasonal and charter flights, primarily catering to tourists and travelers visiting the Amalfi Coast. Its strategic location near Salerno ensures visitors can quickly access the city's attractions and stunning coastline. We have several options for luggage storage, where you can stow your items before you see Arechi Castle or relax on La Baia beach. 

The Duomo di Salerno, also known as the Salerno Cathedral, is one of the finest examples of medieval architecture in the city and an important historical and religious site. Originally built in the 11th century, the Salerno Cathedral was constructed on the site of an earlier Christian church. It features a striking blend of architectural styles, including Romanesque, Gothic, and Baroque elements, reflecting various phases of its history and renovations. Since the church gets crowded, especially during mass, drop off your baggage near the cathedral before your visit.

Lungomare Trieste is a picturesque waterfront promenade offering stunning views of the Tyrrhenian Sea and the city’s coastline. Stretching along the sea from the port area to the city center, this scenic walkway is a popular destination for both locals and visitors who enjoy leisurely strolls and beautiful vistas. If you want to fully enjoy the walk and the view of the promenade, store your heavy bags, backpacks, and other belongings at a luggage storage facility nearby.

How to stow your bags in Salerno with Bounce

Have you checked out from your accommodation but still have plenty of time before your flight? Do you want to do one last exploration of the city but don't want to bring your heavy bags with you? Here's a quick step-by-step guide on how to find luggage storage: 

Book through the app: Not only do we offer affordable luggage storage, but our local partners are easily accessible wherever you may be staying. All you have to do is use the Bounce app to look for luggage storage near you.

Drop off your items: After receiving your booking confirmation, head over to your chosen location and look for the employee on-site, who will then store your luggage for you.

Wander the city: Once your items are secured, you now have the freedom to meander the streets of Salerno. Take note of the storage location's opening hours and retrieve your luggage before it closes.

The best way to explore Salerno and check out all of its top attractions is luggage-free. With our luggage storage service, we can keep your belongings for however long you need and freely navigate this lovely Italian city.

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Salerno Train Station

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Salerno isn't Italy's best known or most visited city by any stretch of the imagination. But it does function as a kind of regional hub. The capital of the Salerno region and one of the bigger cities in the province of Campania, Salerno is the first major city south of Naples.

Salerno's main train station is right in the heart of the city, close to the port. As a regional hub, this train station is extremely busy for its size. First opened in 1866, it has ten tracks that link the city with Naples, Rome, Florence, and other cities further north. It's also an important stop along the way to more southerly Italian destinations such as Calabria, Taranto, and Sicily.

Salerno train station lies at the southern end of the high-speed Frecciarossa line that runs from here through Naples and Rome to Florence, Milan, and Turin. The station is also served by regional lines that make it possible to explore everything Campania has to offer.

Salerno train station is big enough to have many of the services you need. You'll find shops and plenty of snack bars where you can grab a coffee or a bite to eat. There's also a lounge for members of the Freccia club, the loyalty program for Italy's national rail service.

A big part of what brings visitors to Salerno is its port.  Cruise ships dock here, and ferries leave for extremely popular Italian destinations such as the Amalfi coast and the island of Capri. Since there are no train stations in any of the towns along the legendary Amalfi Coast, Salerno is one of the gateways to this world-famous destination. But you don't have to leave Salerno right away to have a good time. There are fun things to do in the area, such as:

Enjoy a seafood meal at Ristorante New Kursaal. This well-regarded restaurant looks out over one of Salerno's popular beaches, and the food is as fresh as the view suggests. Try the mixed antipasto plate for a taste of everything, but leave room for the daily specials that are usually caught fresh that morning.

Get a breathtaking view at Arechi Castle. This charismatic ruin sits on a stony hill overlooking the town and its dazzling coastline. A fort since the 6th century, the castle was redeveloped in the 18th century but fell into disuse by the 20th century.

Go back in time at Salerno Cathedral. Just a short walk or single Metro train stop from Salerno station, this impressive church was built on the site of an old Roman temple. Best known for its Arabic Norman belltower, the church is one of Salerno's major attractions.

Recharge your batteries at the Garden of Minerva. Named after the Roman goddess of wisdom, this botanical garden sits in the heart of old Salerno close to the Cathedral, but feels a long way away from the bustle of the city. Dating back to the 12th century, this is one of Europe's oldest still-existing botanical Gardens.

Take a stroll along the Lungomare Trieste. This waterfront path allows you to get close to Salerno's beautiful blue sea, and offers some of the best people-watching you'll find anywhere. In the best Italian tradition, take an after-dinner stroll to see the people of Salerno promenading among their neighbors.

Solano train station is well-connected to the major cities of Italy by train. There are also regional lines that stop at small stations in the city itself before reaching towns like Vietri sul Mare and Cava de’ Tirreni.

Many of Salerno's bus lines stop at Piazza V. Veneto right out in front of the station. Buses here can take you along the winding highway to the Amalfi coast. Remember to buy your tickets from a tobacco shop before boarding.

A short walk of around 1/4 of a mile will bring you to Salerno's tourist port. Boats embark from here to Amalfi, Capri, and many other destinations.

The area around the train station and down to the port is relatively flat. However, much of the town is built on some fairly severe hills. If you want to explore Salerno, it’s better to travel as lightly as you possibly can.

Fortunately, Bounce offers luggage storage that is convenient for you wherever you are. Drop off your bags and know that they will be well looked after until you come back to pick them up.

Attractions and activities near Salerno Train Station

Amalfi Coast: Along with Sorrento to the north, Salerno is one of the major gateways to the beautiful Amalfi Coast. Take a bus, a boat, or, if you're feeling brave, rent a car or scooter and drive along the winding coastal highway to the breathtaking villages of Amalfi, Positano, Maiori, and other destinations.

Capri Once a vacation destination for Roman emperors, Capri is now the home of the international jet set. With its awesome cliffs, inviting warm sea and incredible food, it's one of the world's great island destinations.

Paestum: Before the Romans rose to power, this part of Italy was ruled by the Greeks. When visiting the Greek temples at Paestum, you could be forgiven for thinking you’ve traveled not only to another country, but back in time. The temples here are some of the best preserved anywhere, including Greece, and are a fascinating place to explore less than an hour from Salerno.

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