Our itinerary works out so that we only have one half day to visit Siena, and it's a Sunday. I think we'll most likely park at the train station, and then take our bags (backpack style) up the escalators to store. It seems that a lot of the luggage storage places are not open on Sundays, but I find the following two: "Stow your Bags", where I can reserve a "maxi" locker that will hopefully hold our 4 cabin sized bags, or "Nannybag", which is somewhat more expensive and I'm not sure if it's a locker or a business(?).
Does anyone have experience with one or both of these businesses? OR, for that matter, have I missed another obvious solution? Def don't want to leave bags in car.
Thanks!
Posted by
St. Petersburg, FL
110 posts
We used “Stow You Bags” in Bologna near the train station. It worked great for us. Clean and seemed secure. Had very good reviews. We reserved in advance to make sure we had what we needed. That was a good choice cause typing everything in to rent a locker upon arrival using the machine could take some time and if other folks are in line could take a while. Since we were there several days we checked it out beforehand. Lots of folks were coming in and storing and retrieving bags while we were there.
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424 posts
Definitely reserve the locker ahead. They do fill up at popular destinations
Posted by
Fort Myers, FL. USA
12 posts
We have used "Bounce" twice while in New York City and really impressed. They have locations world-wide. We will use them when traveling to Europe this year. Looks like Siena has 2 locations. Prices are per bag and generally $5 (dollars/euros) for up to 24 hour hold. usebounce.com