Luggage storage near Colosseum

Store your bags securely in Rome’s city center, just steps from the Colosseum and Trevi Fountain, and explore the city hands-free for the day.

Getting started

Arrive at the street-level agency, open daily from 9am to 7pm, and present your bags for check-in. Multilingual staff will assist you with the drop-off process and answer any questions before you set out.

What to expect

Luggage Storage in Rome City Center

This centrally located storage facility offers a practical solution for travelers looking to maximize their time in Rome without the burden of heavy bags. Its proximity to major landmarks makes it ideal for sightseeing between check-in and departure times.

Features

• Prime location: Situated near the Colosseum and Trevi Fountain, allowing easy access to Rome’s most famous attractions right after you drop your bags.

• Secure & insured: Your belongings are stored in a monitored, insured facility, so you can explore with peace of mind.

• Multilingual assistance: Staff members speak English, Spanish, and Italian, ensuring clear communication for international visitors.

• Flexible access: Open seven days a week, the service accommodates a variety of travel schedules and last-minute plans.

• Affordable pricing: Charges are based on the number of bags and hours, making it a cost-effective option for solo travelers and groups alike.

Luggage storage near Colosseum

Discover the heart of ancient Rome on this sightseeing tour that includes stops at iconic landmarks such as the Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, and Roman Forum. With a duration of approximately 4 hours, this guided tour offers audio commentary in English, Spanish, and Italian to ensure you understand every historical detail. The tour is fully accessible with wheelchair ramps and priority access tickets for major attractions, allowing you to explore hands-free by storing your luggage securely at a central location near the Colosseum. You’ll have access daily from 9am to 7pm, and flexible booking options let you reserve now and pay later with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance. Did you know? You’re charged per bag, not per person—so only pay for what you store.

Explore the Colosseum

Your tour stops at the Colosseum where guests can marvel at this ancient amphitheater built around 70-80 AD. Spanning approximately 620 feet in length and with a height of nearly 159 feet, it is one of Rome’s most iconic landmarks. Visitors typically spend about an hour exploring its various levels and learning about historical events like gladiatorial contests and public spectacles. The Colosseum's unique feature includes underground tunnels known as the Hypogeum where animals were kept before fights, adding to its intrigue compared to other Roman structures. It matters greatly to your tour because it sets the stage for understanding Rome’s rich history and cultural significance.

Admire the Trevi Fountain

At the Trevi Fountain, guests can admire this stunning Baroque masterpiece completed in 1762 by Nicola Salvi. The fountain measures approximately 85 feet wide and stands 80 feet tall, making it one of the largest fountains in Rome. Visitors often spend about half an hour tossing coins into its waters for good luck, a tradition dating back to the 19th century. Notably, the Trevi Fountain is unique due to its intricate details like the statue of Oceanus and the water cascading over multiple tiers, setting it apart from other fountains in Europe. It’s essential to your tour as it highlights Roman architectural excellence.

Visit the Pantheon

Your tour continues with a visit to the Pantheon where guests can explore this ancient temple built around 126 AD under Emperor Hadrian's rule. The dome measures about 142 feet in diameter and features an oculus at its apex, providing natural light and serving as a focal point for visitors. Inside, you’ll find numerous historical artifacts including the tomb of Raphael and King Umberto I, adding layers to your understanding of Roman history. Typically, tourists spend around half an hour here due to its compact size but rich content. The Pantheon stands out because of its perfect proportions and preserved state compared to other ancient buildings.

Discover the Roman Forum

Your tour concludes with a stop at the Roman Forum where guests can walk through this vast archaeological site spanning 24 acres, dating back to the 7th century BC. The forum served as the political, commercial, and social hub of ancient Rome until the fall of the Western Roman Empire in 476 AD. Key attractions include the Temple of Saturn and the Arch of Titus, each offering insights into different periods of Roman history. Visitors usually spend about an hour exploring this site due to its extensive ruins and historical significance. Unlike other forums around the world, Rome’s Forum is unique for its well-preserved structures and continuous use throughout centuries.

Tour Highlights

• Store bags securely near Colosseum
• 4-hour guided tour with audio commentary
• Access in English, Spanish, Italian languages
• Priority access at major landmarks including Colosseum
• Flexible booking and free cancellation options available
• Hands-free sightseeing throughout ancient Rome’s city center
• Multilingual staff assistance for a smooth experience
• Luggage insured and stored safely from 9am to 7pm daily

Perfect for history enthusiasts, families with children, and solo travelers, this guided tour provides an in-depth look at Rome's historical landmarks through expert commentary. The format allows you to store luggage near the Colosseum, explore hands-free at Trevi Fountain, and admire architectural marvels like the Pantheon and Roman Forum, giving you a comprehensive understanding of ancient Rome’s cultural heritage.