Luggage Storage Place de la Comédie

Whether you’re an artist attracted to Montpellier to be inspired by the architecture or just a tourist, coming to this beautiful city, a must-see attraction to admire the essence of the city completely is definitely Montpellier Place de la Comédie. Radical Storage is the right solution if you want to start your adventure without dragging your heavy suitcase behind you.

The process of storing your belongings is very simple: using our website or mobile app, choose luggage storage near Place de la Comédie, book it at a fixed price of €5 per bag per day, regardless of the weight and size of the item, and leave your belongings safely at one of our partners called Angels. Plus - any luggage you leave with us can be covered by a guarantee of up to €3000 and if you need assistance, our 24/7 instant support team is always available to answer your questions.

About Place de la Comédie

Place de la Comédie is known to be one of Europe’s largest pedestrian areas. This large oval-shaped square is located in the heart of Montpellier. It is made up of the impressive Opera House, Montpellier’s goddesses and the stunning Three Graces fountain that dates back to the 18th century. It is a big open square with many cafes, restaurants, and street performers.

Many events usually take place here in summer, including concerts, food festivals, and outdoor movie screenings and football match viewing. Attending any of the events will allow you to take part in the thrill of the bustling area. With its stunning architecture, lively atmosphere, and central location, Place de la Comédie Montpellier is an ideal place to spend a few hours or even a whole day. It’s definitely an attraction not to be missed!

If you’re a history buff, the square is just a short walk away from the city’s historic district called “l’Écusson” (Old Town), where you can explore Montpellier’s rich heritage.

3 top things to do near Place de la Comédie

• Do a walk at La Promenade Royale du Peyrou, admiring gardens that look over the city and out to the wonderful Cévennes parklands. Take a photo by the statue of Louis XIV on horseback stretching his arm towards Spain, enjoy the beautiful water tower and buy a unique gift at a big Saturday flea market close by.
• Look into the arch’s inscriptions and reliefs at the Arc de Triomphe, which is a grand entryway, was constructed on the Porte Saint-Denis in Paris and finished in 1693. If you are a history lover, you will find the Triumphal Arch amusing, as you get free access to Louis XIV’s era.
• Step into the incredible Fabre Museum and enjoy the collection, which has spiked to over 800 artworks, spanning from the 15th century to the present day, with a focus on European art. Some of the highlights of the collection include works by Rubens, Delacroix, Courbet, and Ingres, as well as many important French and European artists from the 20th century.