Name: Krakow Glowny Station Luggage Storage From PLN 8.25/Day | 51 Storage Spots around Krakow
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While its size is modest compared to Warsaw, Krakow is the country’s political capital, and its historical heritage certainly reflects this. You’ll find some of the best-preserved medieval and historic architecture in the compact city center clustered around the Main Market Square and its beloved Cloth Hall. Exploring Stare Miasto (Old Town) is a must, as this cobbled maze of alleys and town squares packs in the maximum level of charm. 

If you’re planning a trip to Krakow, you’ll want to be able to get to some of the more remote landmarks and walk around with your hands free. That makes a luggage storage service all the more useful. 

Why choose Bounce to store luggage in Krakow?

We partner with {{STORAGE_SPOT_COUNT}} local shops and businesses to provide our customers with the most convenient locations. You can also ask for a recommendation or two at drop-off. With strategic luggage storage near top attractions in Krakow like St. Mary's Basilica and Rynek Główny, Old Town's main square, we're definitely your most convenient luggage storage option. 

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We've got this: Whether you have heavy bags, hiking gear, or other large items, we have baggage storage space for you. Customer support is available 24-7, so if you have any questions, we're here. Plus, booking online or via the mobile app is easy and if you need to add time to your booking, it's no problem.

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In classic Polish-Catholic fashion, Kraków John Paul II International Airport is named for the beloved pope of the same name. Situated about seven miles west of Krakow city center in the town of Balice, this airport is fairly convenient to reach from Kraków Główny via the SKA1 suburban train line.  The airport has storage facilities in the form of lockers in the P2 parking area, but these fill up fast and may not be big enough for larger items. If you have a layover at Krakow Airport, you're better off storing luggage at a Bounce left luggage facility for added convenience and flexibility.

Luggage storage at Kraków Główny Train Station

Centrally located right in the city center, this is the main train station serving Krakow and the surrounding region. Glowny Train Station is a terminus for regional trains from around Poland, along with long-distance routes from the Czech Republic and Germany. 

Onsite lockers are highly limited so for travelers, it's best to use a Bounce luggage storage service. 

Luggage storage near the Main Market Square and the Cloth Hall 

The centerpiece of Krakow Old Town, this expansive town square dates back to the 14th century and features plenty of the city’s top historical landmarks including the imposing Town Hall Tower and the Cloth Hall. 

The Cloth Hall is a Gothic and Renaissance masterpiece dating back to the 15th century when Krakow was one of Europe’s most prominent clothing producers. Touring the arcades and learning about the city's history is much easier when you're not dragging a bag with you. Visit any of our locations during opening hours to unburden yourself.

Historically speaking, Krakow is more important than even Warsaw, as it was the political capital of Poland through the royal family, which resided in Wawel Castle on the edge of the city center. This 16th-century Renaissance palace has been wonderfully preserved throughout the centuries despite several wartime calamities. 

Before you hit the castle rely on our luggage storage facilities to store anything you don't need. This is a popular place, and it's annoying carrying backpacks or heavy bags here.

How to stow your bags in Krakow with Bounce

If you're getting into town and have a few hours to sightsee before heading to the hotel, you want to find a place to store your bags. While there might be luggage lockers available at local train stations, these won't have the same functionality and convenience as we do.

Quickly book luggage storage online: The website and app make it simple to find the closest luggage storage locations to where you’re traveling. You can then adjust the number of bags and duration of your luggage storage, tap a few buttons, and you'll be confirmed! 

Proceed to drop-off: Once you reach Krakow, head to the luggage storage facility and show your QR confirmation code to the attendant so they can check you in. Plus this code makes sure only you can access your stuff.

Get on with exploring Krakow: Simply hand over the luggage, ask the attendant for some local recommendations, and head out to enjoy Krakow freely.

Simply put, the best luggage storage options Krakow offers are with Bounce. We have the most reliable locations and the user-friendly features and policies make storing luggage secure and convenient.

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Whether it’s because Warsaw overshadows it or Poland itself is overlooked, Krakow is a seriously underrated travel destination in Europe. The city blends modern architecture with a charming city center that features historic landmarks like Wawel Castle, St. Mary's Basilica, and the Cloth Hall. Like many cities in Europe, Krakow has become an unexpected hipster haven. In-the-know travelers have discovered the Kazimierz district, a former Jewish quarter that’s been transformed into a hub of trendy bars, cafes, music venues, and art galleries. The city's criminally underrated music and art scenes also rival those of Warsaw, including the Unsound Music Festival held every fall. 

Depending on the time of year, Krakow offers plenty of options for spending time outside, from the lush Planty Park to the Vistula River, where visitors can either take a boat tour or hang out on the riverbank. While younger travelers will want to explore the modern food scene, a meal of traditional Polish food should not be overlooked. 

Unless you have a direct flight into Krakow, most travelers land in the city at the major transportation hub at Krakow Glowny Train Station, which is located in the city center within walking distance of the travel hotspots. If you’re exploring Krakow, you’ll want to have luggage storage options available. 

Here’s everything you need to know for luggage storage in Krakow:

Krakow Train Station, also known as Krakow Glowny, is the main railway station in the city and one of the busiest transportation hubs in Poland. It’s well situated in the heart of the city and only a short walk from the Old Town and most of Krakow’s best tourist attractions. Glowny is well-connected to Polish cities and many other European travel hubs, making it a bustling place to land in Krakow. Easily the best aspect of Krakow Glowny Train Station is the superb location, but there are other features that make this a pleasant place to travel through. 

Glowny Station is relatively modern, with plenty of amenities for travelers, like shops and a café. When Krakow Glowny Station was remodeled, it was rerouted under the newly-built Galeria Krakowska (Kraków Mall), which opened in 2006 where the old station building once stood. Short connections at the train station allow travelers to get some shopping in. The station has a left luggage office for travelers that need a place to store bags for a few hours on a connection through Krakow. This service is limited to opening hours and is really only useful for storing bags during a short stop at the train station. Fortunately, luggage storage services are common in Krakow. Bounce has a facility nearby that’s dedicated to the train station. It’s a superior option compared to the station's left luggage facility. 

Top attractions near Krakow Train Station 

Located on the outskirts of Krakow on a hill overlooking the city, this castle was the residence of Polish kings and queens for centuries. The castle features impressive collections of art, furniture, and weapons, but the structure itself is the main draw here, with an attractive facade and plenty of green space to walk around. There aren't any luggage lockers onsite, so you'll want to plan ahead before your visit.

This UNESCO World Heritage Site is situated in the heart of Old Town. It's the largest medieval square in Europe and is surrounded by other landmarks like the Cloth Hall and St. Mary's Basilica. It’s an easy place to stop by when you’re exploring Old Town, and the energy (especially when the weather is nice) is incredible. The market is situated well within walking distance of several luggage storage locations.

The Kazimierz district was historically Krakow’s Jewish quarter that’s been transformed into a trendy and vibrant neighborhood. History buffs can explore the district's historic synagogues, Jewish cemeteries, and museums that pay homage to the Jewish community that once thrived here. In recent years, the district’s main drawing point has been its hip cafes, bars, restaurants (especially vegan spots), and art galleries.

In 1823, a mound was raised to honor Poland’s Tadeusz Kościuszko, a war hero who defended the country against both Russia and Prussia. It’s an imposing structure that offers sweeping panoramic views of the city, and on a clear day, visitors can even see the nearby Tatra Mountains. 

This museum is a powerful tribute to the city's World War II history. Most people will recognize this attraction from the movie Schibdler’s List, which tells the story of Oskar Schindler, a German businessman who saved the lives of over 1,000 Jews during the Holocaust. The museum’s exhibits also detail the experiences of Krakow's Jewish population during the war. This is a museum that everyone should visit, but it may be difficult for families with small children. 

Once the site of the city's defensive walls, this verdant green space surrounds Krakow Old Town. It’s a tranquil oasis that’s perfect for walking and cycling or relaxing in the shade. The park is filled with lush gardens, fountains, and monuments, so there’s plenty to see. 

This salt mine was in operation for over 700 years and is now one of the city’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites. It’s a cool museum detailing Krakow’s history as a prominent producer of salt. History buffs and engineering nerds will enjoy the antiquated manufacturing facilities and equipment. There are limited luggage storage facilities onsite, so finding a place to store bags in Krakow is recommended. 

The Vistula River is the longest river in Poland, and the city’s attractive riverfront offers a stunning backdrop to the city. Families can take a boat tour along the river, or couples can relax on the riverbank and enjoy the romantic views of the city.

One of the most popular ways to get around is to take a tram. The city has an extensive network of tram lines that cover most neighborhoods and nearly all the tourist hot spots. The trams are reliable, frequent, and inexpensive, with tickets available at vending machines or newspaper stands. Many tram lines service the area around Krakow's main train station. The tram stops aren't full train stations, so there aren't luggage facilities available.

While it’s primarily geared toward commuters, one option is to take a bus. Buses are particularly useful for getting to areas not served by trams, such as the Jewish Quarter and even the Wieliczka Salt Mine. The main bus station is within walking distance of Krakow Glowny, and plenty of Bounce left luggage facilities. 

While Krakow is a huge city that sprawls out around the river, Old Town and many of the city's top attractions are within easy walking distance from the main railway station, and soaking up the charm of the city is best done by walking around and exploring. If you'll be on your feet all day, it's ideal to find a place to store luggage.

Learn a few Polish phrases. While most Krakow residents speak some English, it never hurts to be able to order coffee or a beer in Polish. Learn some basic phrases like "Dzień dobry" (Good morning/afternoon), "Dziękuję" (Thank you), and "Proszę" (Please) before you travel. You can also use a tool like Google Translate on the go. 

Take advantage of free museum days. A few of Krakow’s museums and attractions offer free admission on certain days of the week. A little research can go a long way, so check ahead of time to see which ones you can get in for free.

Be mindful of Krakow’s history. Poland has a long and complex history regarding World War II and the Holocaust. It should go without saying, but be respectful when visiting historical sites and memorials.

Poland has its own currency. Poland uses the Polish złoty (PLN), not the euro. It’s important to have cash, so be sure to exchange your currency or withdraw cash from an ATM if you’re traveling internationally. 

Krakow is quickly becoming a trendy place to visit, which will be apparent walking around the Old Town or the Kazimierz neighborhood. Soaking up the history or trendy vibes will require a lot of walking around. In addition to Krakow Glowny Train Station luggage storage, there are bag storage facilities at Bounce’s Krakow Old Town luggage storage, and you can make easy connections to Warsaw Train Station and Warsaw Airport if you want to explore more of the country. 

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