Luggage Storage Gare de Nice Ville
Store your luggage in a local certified shop from €1/hour
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Luggage storage Gare de Nice Ville
Are you looking for luggage storage near Gare de Nice? You can store your bags with one of our luggage storage locations all around the area and explore the city of Nice hassle-free.
LuggageHero storage sites are certified hotels, cafes, and shops. Advance bookings ensure space for your bags. The address and directions to our storage locations are available at the time of booking. All bags are sealed off with our security seals ensuring each piece of luggage up to
Gare de Nice Ville
Nice-Ville is the main railway station in Nice. The station was initially built outside the city center but as the city kept expanding the station is now a part of the town center. Nice-Ville train station is located on the Avenue Thiers and it is about 20 minutes’ walk from the beach and the famous Promenade des Anglais down the adjacent Avenue Jean Medecin which extends into Quai Etats Unis. You can use the Bus 99 which connects the Nice Ville train station to the Nice Côte d’Azur Airport.
LuggageHero in the press
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"LuggageHero, which offers online booking with a credit card — thus, eliminating the need for users to have local currency on hand — is one of the most recent players to expand its services. In December the company began operating in New York, where today it has some 250 locations." -
"One solution is LuggageHero, which was already on the scene in Copenhagen and London, and has now expanded into New York. Its selling point is that it lets you store your luggage in a local shop, café or hotel, which is often more convenient than having to go to a storage facility at a train station." -
"LuggageHero, which Jannik Lawaetz founded in 2016, currently has more than 300 storage locations in six cities (New York, London, Copenhagen, Lisbon, Madrid and Barcelona) and plans to expand to 39 cities by January 2020." -
"LuggageHero founder and chief executive Jannik Lawaetz says that the concept was inspired by that mother of invention — necessity — and Airbnb. A couple of years ago, he and his girlfriend rented an apartment in Barcelona via the home-share service. They had a later flight on their day of departure and wanted to continue exploring the city, but didn't want to lug their suitcases around. "