Where to Store Luggage near Como San Giovanni Train Station
There are no official lockers inside Como San Giovanni. None. But before you resign yourself to hauling suitcases around town, know this: within a five-minute walk you have 24/7 lockers, app-based storage in local shops, and hands-free delivery that takes your bags straight to your door. Here is the guide to all three.
You know the moment. You step off the train at Como San Giovanni, ready to explore the city or catch a ferry. Then you look down. Every bag you packed is still hanging off you.
So what now? There are no official lockers inside Como San Giovanni station. The good news: several solid options sit within a five-minute walk, from hourly 24/7 lockers to door-to-door delivery that brings your bags straight to your Airbnb.
The shortcut: BagMeHome meets you at the station, takes your bags, and delivers them to your hotel or Airbnb anywhere around the lake. Insured, from €5 per bag, rated 5.0 on Google. Book your station pickup here.
The three options, compared
| Option | Price | Best for | Book |
|---|---|---|---|
| Door-to-door deliveryBagMeHome | from €5 per bag | Travellers heading straight to the ferries, or staying far from the station or in another lake town | BagMeHome |
| 24/7 self-service lockersLock&Go | from around €1.49 per hour | Day-trippers who only need a few hours | Lock&Go |
| App-based partner shopsRadical Storage, Stasher, Nannybag | typically a flat €3.50–€6.00 per day | Budget travellers who need a full day and don't mind walking a few blocks | Radical Storage · Stasher · Nannybag |
Option 1 — Door-to-Door Delivery (BagMeHome)
Think about it. Why carry bags to a locker now, then haul them to your hotel later? That is two trips you don't need. This is the premium choice for a reason: you make neither.
- How it works: A local keeper meets you outside the station, takes your bags (oversized items like skis or strollers included), tracks and insures them, and delivers them to your destination when you're ready.
- Price: from €5 per bag.
- Best for: travelers heading straight to the ferries, or staying far from the station or in another lake town.
- Book: BagMeHome
Option 2 — 24/7 Self-Service Lockers (Lock&Go)
Only need a few hours, and happy to handle it yourself? Our friends at Lock&Go run a dedicated, trusted locker facility about three minutes from the station.
- How it works: fully automated self-service lockers, accessible 24/7 via a night code.
- Price: from around €1.49 per hour.
- Best for: day-trippers who only need a few hours.
- Book: Lock&Go
Option 3 — App-Based Partner Shops (Radical Storage, Stasher, Nannybag)
Watching every euro? Several apps partner with local cafés and shops to store bags for the day, and the flat daily rate is hard to beat.
- How it works: book online, drop your bags at a nearby business, collect them later.
- Price: typically a flat €3.50–€6.00 per day.
- Best for: budget travelers who need a full day and don't mind walking a few blocks.
- Links: Radical Storage · Stasher · Nannybag
What to Do Once Your Hands Are Free
Bags gone? Good. Now the fun part. You're standing in one of the best-placed stations in Italy, and everything below is an easy walk:
- Lakefront promenade (8 min): an easy shoreline stroll and your first views of the water.
- Como Cathedral / Duomo (12 min): a striking Gothic cathedral in the historic center.
- Brunate funicular (15 min): ride up for a panorama over the city and lake.
- Villa Olmo gardens (20 min): broad, elegant lawns with sweeping lake views.
Heading onward by boat afterwards? Check the Navigazione Laghi timetables before you go.
Don't let your bags chain you to the station. Drop them, walk out, and spend your first hours on Lake Como the way you planned them.
