Luggage storage Madrid

Are you a thrill seeker? If so, you should definitely check out the Parque de Atracciones, one of Spain’s biggest theme parks. Open since 1969, the main thing not to be missed is the Abismo rollercoaster, rising up to 49 meters in height and dropping riders at speeds of 100 km/hr! If you come to the Theme Park, however, the last thing you need is to have to drag luggage around with you, with queues, crowds, and rides. So, why not find a Nannybag location near the park to drop your bags off from €6 per item per day?

The Royal Palace, located in the heart of Madrid City Centre, is one of the most iconic landmarks in the city. Built in the 18th century, the palace served as the official residence of the Spanish Royal Family until the early 20th century. Today, it is open to the public as a museum, offering visitors a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle of Spanish royalty. With its stunning architecture, lavish interiors, and impressive collection of artwork, this is well worth a visit. Don’t get weighed down by suitcases or bags as you explore, though! If you’re stuck with an item, check it into a Nannybag location nearby!

The historic center of Madrid, also known as Madrid de los Austrias after the Hapsburgs, the Austrian ruling dynasty of the 16th century, is home to some of the most beautiful historical landmarks in the city. Sites like the Royal Palace and Plaza Mayor, as well as narrow cobblestone streets and lively bars and cafés. Why not explore the beauty of Madrid’s center without being weighed down by bags and luggage? Drop your things off at a Nannybag location nearby!

The bustling Puerta del Sol, in the center of Madrid, dates back to the 16th century. This square is known for its vibrant atmosphere and its central role in Spanish history and culture. Home to the iconic clock tower, which marks the beginning of the New Year with its famous countdown, the square is also considered the center of the whole road network of Spain. If you’re wandering around Madrid, and are being weighed down by luggage, why not store your things in a Nanny location here, where so much of the city is nearby, and transport links are easy?

The Plaza Mayor, or Town Square in English, is surrounded by beautiful traditional architecture and contains many statues of famous Spaniards from history. With its stunning architecture, bustling cafes, and lively atmosphere, the Plaza Mayor is a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Madrid. Come here to enjoy the history, or sit at a café and watch the world go by! If you have luggage, why not drop it off nearby using Nannybag, and explore the area without being weighed down?

Madrid Barajas Airport is situated towards the northeast of the city center at a distance of 12 km. If you opt for the metro line 8, the cheapest option, you can reach the city center in around 30 minutes. There’s also the Exprés Aeropuerto bus, also known as Bus 203. The bus service connects Madrid airport with the Atocha train station. You might need to leave your luggage near the airport. Maybe you’re just stopping for a layover for a few hours to explore Madrid - so why not store your items at a Nannybag nearby and pick them up when you return to the airport?

Located in the center of the city, Madrid's largest railway station is Atocha train station, which has been in operation since 1851 and was previously called Estación del Mediodía. One of the most distinctive designs among European railway stations is the inclusion of a covered tropical garden in Atocha train station that features more than 500 plant and animal species. Traveling through the train station? It could be a handy place to store any luggage you won’t need while exploring Madrid. Use Nannybag to drop something nearby!

Chamartín train station, on Madrid's north side, ranks as the city's second-largest railway station. It operates train services that link Madrid with the northwest region of Spain primarily, but also international service to Lisbon. Additionally, Chamartín train station offers access to various Cercanías (commuter) trains. Are you traveling in our out of Madrid through Charmatín station? It might be handy to leave luggage nearby, so you aren’t burdened by it and can collect your items when you need to leave again. Nannybag can help!

Madrid Estación Sur bus station, also known as Méndez Álvaro Bus Station, is the largest bus station in Madrid, Spain. It is located in the southern part of the city, near the Atocha train station. The station serves national and international destinations, with more than 20 bus companies operating from the station. Have you arrived in Madrid by bus and, for whatever reason, are you stuck with bags and luggage? Check our Nanny locations nearby.

The Museo del Prado, situated in the center of Madrid, is Spain's most prestigious art museum. It has been open to the public since 1819 and boasts a vast collection of over 7,600 paintings, 8,200 drawings, and 1,000 sculptures. One of the Prado Museum's most notable exhibits is the renowned Las Meninas painting by Spanish artist Diego Velázquez, along with numerous other captivating artworks and exhibitions that are showcased throughout the year. Have bags and luggage with you? You can keep small items in the cloakroom, but you can keep anything large and bulky (especially if you need to store it for a while) at a nearby Nanny storage location for only €6 per item per day.

Parque del Buen Retiro, also known as El Retiro Park, is a large public park in Madrid, Spain. Originally built as a retreat for the Spanish royal family in the 17th century, the park is now a popular destination, offering a wide range of recreational activities and attractions. It’s ideally located in the city's center and has good transport links with a metro station on the park's north end. Want to enjoy this beautiful green space and explore the surrounding city hands-free? Check out how to stow your items securely near the park.