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• Feb 20 to 22

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  Danzainfiera 2026

  The 20th edition of one of the world's largest international dance trade fairs takes place at Fortezza da Basso. The event attracts dancers, choreographers, and industry professionals from around the globe for three days of auditions, workshops, performances, and exhibitions. It is a key destination for the international dance community and brings significant visitor traffic to Florence.

  Getting there

  Fortezza da Basso is located just a five minute walk from Santa Maria Novella train station. You can also take the T1 tram line which stops nearby. The venue is easily accessible on foot from the historic center.

  Bag policy

  Trade fairs at Fortezza da Basso typically have security checks at entry points. Large luggage and oversized bags may not be convenient to carry around the exhibition halls during a full day of workshops and auditions. Bounce has storage locations near Santa Maria Novella station and throughout the city center, which can be useful if you are arriving by train or traveling onward after the event.

  Closest Bounce locations

  • Inside Florence Train Station five minute walk from the venue

  • District 1 Florence near Santa Maria Novella station

• Feb 23

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  Fiorentina vs Pisa

  A passionate Tuscan derby between Fiorentina and Pisa at Stadio Artemio Franchi. Regional rivalries in Italian football are intense and culturally significant. This match offers visitors a chance to experience authentic local sporting atmosphere with passionate fans in the Curva Fiesole.

  Getting there

  The stadium is located in the Campo di Marte neighborhood, about two kilometers northeast of the historic center. The easiest option is to take a regional train from Santa Maria Novella to Firenze Campo di Marte station, which is just two blocks from the stadium. Alternatively, bus 17 runs from Santa Maria Novella and Piazza San Marco to the stadium area.

  Bag policy

  Italian football stadiums have strict security protocols. You will need your passport to enter and will pass through security checks. Small bags and clutches are generally accepted but large backpacks and luggage are not practical and may be refused. There are no cloakroom facilities at the stadium. Bounce has a store near Campo di Marte station which is convenient for storing bags before the match.

  Closest Bounce locations

  • Near Combo Social Club close to Firenze Campo di Marte station

  • Inside Florence Train Station at Santa Maria Novella before taking the train

• Mar 14 to Aug 23

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  Mark Rothko: Painting into Emotion

  A major retrospective at Palazzo Strozzi dedicated to Mark Rothko, one of the giants of American Abstract Expressionism. The exhibition features over 70 works exploring the artist's profound use of color and his spiritual connection to Italian Renaissance art. This is anticipated to be one of the most significant art events in Italy for 2026.

  Getting there

  Palazzo Strozzi is located in the heart of Florence at Piazza degli Strozzi, within easy walking distance of Santa Maria Novella train station. The palace is surrounded by the city's main shopping streets and is close to major landmarks like the Duomo and Uffizi Gallery.

  Bag policy

  Visitors are required to leave all luggage, backpacks, and bags larger than 35 x 30 x 10 cm in the lockers at the venue. Security checks including bag inspections and metal detectors are in place. If you are visiting with larger bags or suitcases, storing them before arrival will save time at entry. Bounce locations are available near Santa Maria Novella station and throughout the historic center.

  Closest Bounce locations

  • Near Piazza della Repubblica short walk from the palace

  • Inside Florence Train Station near Santa Maria Novella

• Mar 21

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  Achille Lauro Live

  Italian superstar Achille Lauro brings his theatrical and genre bending performance to the Nelson Mandela Forum. Known for his provocative style and Sanremo successes, his concerts are major productions that attract fans from across the country. The indoor arena has a capacity of over 8,000 for concerts.

  Getting there

  The Nelson Mandela Forum is located in the Campo di Marte area, about three miles from the city center. You can take a train from Santa Maria Novella to Firenze Campo di Marte station, which takes about six minutes and runs every twenty minutes. The station is beside the arena but you need to exit via the back stairs and walk around the building, about ten minutes total. Bus line 20 also connects the venue to the Fortezza area. Taxis are available after the show.

  Bag policy

  Indoor arenas typically have security screening at entry. Large bags and backpacks may slow down your entry or be restricted. Concerts often finish late, sometimes after the last train, so plan your return transport. If you are traveling with luggage on the day of the concert, storing bags near the train station before heading to the venue will make your evening easier. Bounce has locations near Campo di Marte and at Santa Maria Novella.

  Closest Bounce locations

  • Near Combo Social Club close to Campo di Marte station

  • Inside Florence Train Station at Santa Maria Novella before the concert

• Mar 22

  Upcoming

  Fiorentina vs Inter Milan

  A high profile Serie A football match featuring home team ACF Fiorentina against heavyweights Inter Milan at Stadio Artemio Franchi. Matches against top tier rivals like Inter draw large crowds and create an electric atmosphere throughout the city. The stadium has a capacity of over 43,000 and this fixture typically sells out.

  Getting there

  Stadio Artemio Franchi is located in the Campo di Marte neighborhood, northeast of the historic center. The walk from the Duomo takes about half an hour. The stadium is two blocks from Firenze Campo di Marte train station, which is one stop from Santa Maria Novella. Bus 17 also runs from Santa Maria Novella and Piazza San Marco. Parking is difficult on big match days so public transport is recommended.

  Bag policy

  Italian football stadiums enforce strict security. You will need your passport when buying tickets and again to pass through security at the stadium. Large bags and backpacks are not permitted and there are no cloakroom facilities inside. For big matches like this one, expect longer queues at entry. Storing bags before the match is essential if you are traveling that day. Bounce has a location near Campo di Marte station and others at Santa Maria Novella.

  Closest Bounce locations

  • Near Combo Social Club close to Firenze Campo di Marte station

  • Via Fiume near the main train station

Frequently asked questions

• Can you leave luggage at Santa Maria Novella?

  Absolutely, you can store your bags at Santa Maria Novella with Bounce. We have several highly rated options right by the train station, like inside Florence train station and District 1-Florence. These spots are open early, open late, and even on Sundays, so you can drop off your luggage and get right to exploring Florence. Every booking comes with €10,000 protection, free cancellation, and 24/7 support. It’s super easy to book online or through the Bounce app, and you’ll find the process quick and stress-free.

• Can I leave my bags at Florence train station?

  Yes, you can! Bounce has convenient luggage storage near the Florence train station, including Via Fiume and 24/7 Firenze Santa Maria Novella. These locations are perfect if you want to stash your bags for a few hours or even the whole day. Many travelers mention on Reddit that Bounce is reliable, and you don’t have to worry about long waits or finding a spot for your luggage, even during busy times. Our locations are safe and easy to find, so you can enjoy Florence hands-free.

• How much does luggage storage cost in Florence?

  Prices for Bounce luggage storage in Florence start from €1.93 per bag. We keep things simple, so you always know what you’re paying. Each booking includes €10,000 protection for extra peace of mind. If you have a lot of bags or are traveling with a group, you can book multiple spots at once. And with over 100 locations around the city, you’re never far from a Bounce partner.

• Is luggage storage in Florence safe?

  Safety is a top priority for us at Bounce. All our locations in Florence are carefully vetted, and many are highly rated by thousands of travelers. For example, Via Fiume has over 1,500 reviews and a 4.8 rating. Your bags are always stored securely, and with €10,000 protection included, you can relax and enjoy your day in Florence. If you ever have a question or need help, our customer support is available 24/7.

• Where can I find luggage storage near Florence Duomo?

  If you’re planning to visit the Florence Duomo and don’t want to carry your bags, Bounce has you covered. Check out our spots near Galleria dell’Accademia or near Loggia dei Lanzi, both just a short walk from the Duomo. These locations open early and are open on Sundays, so you can drop off your luggage and make the most of your time exploring Florence’s historic center.

• Can I book luggage storage in Florence in advance?

  Yes, and honestly, we recommend it, especially during busy travel seasons. With Bounce, you can reserve your spot ahead of time through our website or app. This way, you know your bags have a secure place waiting for them, and you won’t have to deal with last-minute stress or full lockers. Plus, if your plans change, you can cancel for free. It’s all about making your trip smoother.

• What’s the best luggage storage option for large groups in Florence?

  If you’re traveling with family or a big group, Bounce is a great choice. Many of our Florence locations can handle multiple bags at once, and you can book as many spots as you need in one go. For example, inside Florence train station has stored nearly 50,000 bags and is used to handling busy days. If you’re not sure which location fits your group, just reach out to our support team and we’ll help you find the right spot.

• Are Bounce luggage storage locations open on Sundays in Florence?

  Yes, many Bounce partners in Florence are open on Sundays, so you don’t have to plan your trip around storage hours. Locations like District 1-Florence and Via Fiume are open seven days a week, with early and late hours to fit your schedule. You can always check the exact opening times in the Bounce app before you book.

• How do I know which Bounce location in Florence is best for me?

  It depends on where you’ll be and what you want to do. If you’re arriving by train, one of our locations near Santa Maria Novella is probably your best bet. If you’re sightseeing near the Uffizi or Duomo, we’ve got partners close by too. You can see ratings, reviews, and hours for every spot on the Bounce app or website. And if you’re still not sure, our support team is always happy to help you pick the right place.

• What makes Bounce different from other luggage storage options in Florence?

  With Bounce, you get more than just a place to drop your bags. We work with trusted local businesses, so you’re supporting the community while you travel. Every booking comes with €10,000 protection, and you can cancel anytime if your plans change. Our service is used by 2,000,000 travelers worldwide, and our app is rated 4.9. We’re here to make your trip easier, safer, and a little more fun.

• Is there left luggage or bag storage at Danzainfiera 2026?

  Danzainfiera does offer a cloakroom and left luggage service at the venue. However, if you're arriving early or want to explore Florence before or after the event, you might find it more convenient to store your bags nearby. Bounce has several bag storage locations within a five minute walk of Fortezza da Basso, including Inside Florence Train Station and District 1 Florence near Santa Maria Novella. Each booking includes €10,000 protection.

• How do I get to Danzainfiera at Fortezza da Basso?

  Getting to Danzainfiera is pretty straightforward. The venue sits just 250 meters from Firenze Santa Maria Novella train station, which makes it about a five minute walk. You can also hop on the T2 tram line from the airport, which stops at Fortezza. If you're flying into Pisa, there's a direct train connection that takes roughly an hour. The venue is smack in the heart of Florence, so walking from most central hotels is totally doable.

• Can I bring a backpack to Stadio Artemio Franchi for Fiorentina matches?

  Italian football stadiums have strict security protocols, and Stadio Artemio Franchi is no exception. Large backpacks and luggage are not practical to bring and may be refused at entry. You'll also need your passport both when buying tickets and to pass through security at the stadium. There are no cloakroom facilities inside. If you're traveling on match day, store your bags beforehand at a Bounce location like Near Combo Social Club close to Campo di Marte station.

• Where can I find luggage lockers near Stadio Artemio Franchi in Florence?

  There aren't luggage lockers at the stadium itself, and honestly, you wouldn't want to deal with bags during a match anyway. Your best bet is to use Bounce bag storage before heading to the game. The Near Combo Social Club location is super close to Firenze Campo di Marte station, which is just two blocks from the stadium. Alternatively, drop your bags at Via Fiume near Santa Maria Novella before catching the train to the match.

• What is the bag policy at Palazzo Strozzi for the Rothko exhibition?

  Palazzo Strozzi requires visitors to leave any luggage, backpacks, and bags larger than 30 x 25 x 15 cm in the cloakroom. Security checks including bag inspections are in place at entry. If you're visiting with larger bags or suitcases, storing them before arrival will save you time and hassle. Bounce has locations nearby including Near Piazza della Repubblica, which is a short walk from the palace.

• How do I get to Nelson Mandela Forum for concerts in Florence?

  The Nelson Mandela Forum is in the Campo di Marte area. Take a train from Santa Maria Novella to Firenze Campo di Marte station, which is just one stop and takes about six minutes. Trains run roughly every twenty minutes. Here's the thing though: you need to exit via the back stairs and walk around the building, which adds about ten minutes. Concerts often finish late, sometimes after the last train, so plan your return transport. Taxis are available after shows but can be tricky to get.

• Is there bag storage near Nelson Mandela Forum Florence?

  The arena itself doesn't have convenient storage facilities, and large bags may slow down your entry or be restricted at security. If you're traveling with luggage on concert day, storing your bags beforehand makes the whole evening way easier. Bounce has a location Near Combo Social Club close to Campo di Marte station, or you can drop bags at Inside Florence Train Station before heading to the venue.

• Where is the best left luggage near Santa Maria Novella station in Florence?

  Santa Maria Novella is the main hub for travelers in Florence, and Bounce has multiple bag storage options right in the area. Inside Florence Train Station has over 3,200 reviews and is the most popular spot. Via Fiume is another highly rated option nearby. Both are perfect if you're heading to events at Fortezza da Basso, Palazzo Strozzi, or catching a train to Campo di Marte for matches and concerts.

• What should I know before attending Fiorentina vs Inter Milan at Stadio Artemio Franchi?

  This is a big match, so expect larger crowds and longer queues at entry. You absolutely need your passport to buy tickets and again to get through security. Large bags and backpacks are not permitted, and there are no cloakroom facilities inside the stadium. The venue is undergoing renovation but remains operational. Getting there is easy: take the train from Santa Maria Novella to Campo di Marte, which is just two blocks from the stadium. Parking is a nightmare on big match days, so public transport is definitely the way to go.

• When is the Mark Rothko exhibition at Palazzo Strozzi and how long does it run?

  The Rothko in Florence exhibition runs from March 14 to August 23, 2026. It's curated by Christopher Rothko and Elena Geuna, and features over 70 works from major institutions like MoMA, the Tate, and Centre Pompidou. The exhibition also extends to two other Florence locations: Museo di San Marco and the Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana. Palazzo Strozzi is open daily from 10am to 8pm, and until 11pm on Thursdays. It's expected to be one of the biggest cultural events in Italy this year.