Valencia Nord luggage storage

About the station

Valencia Nord Station, the main railway hub of Valencia, Spain, is not just a transit point but a historical landmark and architectural marvel in its own right. Situated in the heart of the city, just a stone's throw from the Plaza del Ayuntamiento, this station has been facilitating travel to and from Valencia since its inauguration in 1917.

The station's striking façade and interior are prime examples of modernist architecture, adorned with colorful tiles, intricate mosaics, and elaborate details that reflect the richness of Valencian culture. Designed by Demetrio Ribes, one of the most prominent architects of his time, he managed to combine functionality with lovely aesthetics.

Transportation connections from Valencia Nord are fantastic. Adjacent to the station is the Xàtiva metro station, offering easy access to lines 3, 5, and 9 of the Valencia Metro, which connect to places like the airport and the port. Numerous bus lines stop near the station, but if you prefer to explore Valencia on two wheels, Valencia Nord is close to bike rental services and bike-friendly paths.

Does Valencia train station have lockers?

Yes, there are luggage lockers available at Valencia Nord Station. The lockers have an attendant and are located on the way to the platforms on the right-hand side. There is a limit on large lockers here, so if you have a bunch of big and heavy luggage with you, consider opting for a luggage storage service like Bounce instead.

Are there lockers at Valencia Beach?

Valencia has multiple beaches, but the most popular is Malvarrosa. You'll find a Bounce luggage storage facility very close to the beach, just a couple blocks from the water. With Bounce, you can store suitcases, bags, and beach gear for as long as you want for just €5 per day per item.

Does Valencia have lockers?

Yes, there are luggage storage facilities all over the city. Typically, these services are found near major transportation hubs like Valencia North Train Station, the beach, and major attractions. To find the locations nearest you, use the Bounce website or app and you can search on the map or have the system use your location to find the best luggage storage options.

Is there left luggage at Valencia airport?

There is no left luggage facility at the airport in Valencia, so if you need somewhere to store luggage for a few hours or even a few weeks, your best bet is to rely on the Bounce luggage storage network. We currently have two locations in Manises right outside the airport for your convenience. Plus, with prices from €5 for each 24 hours per bag, this service is very affordable.

Things to do near Valencia Nord Station

Valencia Central Market

Valencia's Central Market (Mercado Central) is just a 10-minute walk from Valencia Nord and is housed within a stunning early 20th-century building that combines Modernist and Art Nouveau architectural styles. Opened in 1928, the market occupies a prime spot in Valencia's old town, so this is definitely an area you'll want to explore. The intricate façade and colorful domes, which are certainly worth a few photos, encase a bustling interior where light streams through large windows, illuminating the over 300 stalls. These stalls are laden with fresh fruits and vegetables, a variety of meats and fish, local cheeses, and tons of spices and herbs. Artisanal products, such as olive oils, wines, and handmade goods, also make excellent souvenirs of your trip.

City of Arts and Sciences

Known locally as Ciudad de las Artes, this is a futuristic complex that has become an emblem of modern architectural brilliance and cultural enrichment. Designed by the Spanish architects Santiago Calatrava and Félix Candela, the complex was built in the late 1990s and early 2000s. It has transformed the former Turia riverbed into a spectacular space dedicated to scientific and artistic dissemination. Spanning an area of around two kilometers, the City of Arts and Sciences is comprised of several key structures, each dedicated to a different aspect of science, technology, nature, and art. These are the Hemisfèric with an IMAX cinema and planetarium, the Príncipe Felipe Science Museum, which resembles a whale's skeleton, and l'Oceanogràfic, Europe's largest aquarium.

Puente de las Flores

The Puente de las Flores, or Bridge of Flowers, is a picturesque and emblematic bridge that's just 20 minutes on foot from the station. Spanning the now-diverted Turia riverbed, which has been transformed into a lush and extensive garden park, this bridge connects the historic city center with the more modern districts. The Puente de las Flores stands out for its unique and vibrant design, characterized by the continuous, overflowing arrangements of seasonal flowers that adorn its railings throughout the year. In fact, these beds are replaced four times per year to make sure that there is always something in bloom along the bridge.

Plaza de la Reina

Plaza de la Reina is one of the city's most vibrant and iconic public squares not far from Valencia Nord. Dating back to the Middle Ages, this bustling plaza has been a central gathering place for centuries, evolving to become a focal point of Valencian life and culture. The plaza is dominated by the majestic Valencia Cathedral which dazzles visitors with its blend of Gothic, Romanesque, and Baroque styles. You can also climb the Miguelete Tower for panoramic views of the city. Aside from the standard cafes, restaurants, and shops, you may also have the chance to browse the various street vendors that set up here.

Airport travel from Valencia Nord

Valencia Airport to Valencia Nord Train Station

It's extremely easy to get from the airport to Valencia Nord. All you need to do is hop on the metro. Lines 3 and 5 both connect with the airport and will take you to the Xàtiva metro station which is adjacent to Valencia Nord Station. From here you can easily navigate the entire city.

Getting around Valencia from Valencia Nord

Malvarrosa Beach

You can't really call it a trip to Valencia without visiting at least one of the city's blue flag beaches. A good place to start is Malvarrosa Beach located east of the city center and Valencia Train Station. Malvarrosa offers wide, golden sands and the lively Paseo Marítimo, a promenade lined with palm trees, where visitors can enjoy a stroll, rollerblading, or cycling. The beachfront is dotted with various restaurants and chiringuitos (beach bars) that will serve you delicious Valencian cuisine, including the world-famous paella. Volleyball nets and playgrounds make it a family-friendly spot, while the clear, calm waters invite swimmers and sunbathers to relax and soak up the Mediterranean sun.

It's too far to walk to this beach from the station, so if you have a car and can drive, the trip will take about 20 minutes. As for public transportation, the journey is about 40 minutes long. Take the 93 Passeig Maritim bus from Germanies - Sevilla and ride 16 stops to Passeig Marítim - Pavia. Then, it's a very short walk to the sands. The cost for a one-way metro or bus ticket is €1.50.

Poblet

The Poblet neighborhood in Valencia, although less frequented by tourists, is still worth a trip, especially if you prefer more of a "local" experience. One of the highlights here is the local market, Mercado de Poblet, where it's a pleasure to browse through stalls filled with fresh produce, seafood, and artisanal goods. Art enthusiasts will find the neighborhood's street art intriguing, with vibrant murals that tell stories of Valencia's rich history and contemporary struggles. Looking for a park where you can relax for a bit? Jardines del Turia provides a lush, green oasis in the city.

To get to Poblet from Valencia Nord, grab line 3 metro at Xàtiva towards the airport. You'll travel seven stops and exit at Quart de Poblet in the heart of the neighborhood. This costs the same one-way metro fare of €1.50 and should take roughly 30 minutes in total.

Luggage storage near Valencia Nord

Luggage will only get in your way as you tour around Valencia. The city has a fantastic public transportation system to get you anywhere you need to go and Valencia Nord and the adjacent Xàtiva metro station are at the core of this network.

When you need a secure place to store luggage near Valencia Nord, any Valencia train station or bus station, or the popular city neighborhoods, you can always count on great service from Bounce. When you can't be bothered to operate lockers with change or are worried about the size of your luggage or hidden fees, Bounce allows you to book online for a set price and store luggage of basically any size. Then, all you have to do is worry about exploring this beautiful city.