Luggage storage Seville

Santa Justa Station luggage storage options

Seville-Santa Justa Station is the city's main train station. Opened in 1991 to coincide with the inauguration of the Madrid-Seville high-speed line, the hub serves just over 9 million passengers per year. Nowadays, the Santa Justa Train station not only connects the city to many other Spanish locations, such as Granada, Cordoba, Madrid, Barcelona, and Malaga but also to many other international destinations.

However, if you check on its website, you must notice that the Santa Justa Station doesn’t offer secure luggage storage or lockers where you can properly store your suitcases, and the other options, close to the station, are too expensive. That is why you need to take care of the situation and decide to use one of our Radical Storage luggage options near the Sevilla Santa Justa Train Station, so you can store your backpacks with one of our secure partners, whom we like to call Angels, and in a moment you will be able to roam around Seville free.

The city of Seville has also an International Airport, which connects it to all over the words, thanks to the hundreds of flights that every day come to and leave from the city. If you are one of the lucky people to visit Sevilla and come here by airport or after coming to the city, you need to take a train to go to the surrounding area, you should not worry: in fact, the Sevilla Airport and the Santa Justa Train Station are well-connected, through the airport shuttle, the bus, metro or taxi..the choice is only yours!

In the airport, there are many services, such as lockers and luggage storage for travelers’ suitcases, but the prices that are offered for these services are quite expensive. For this reason, we suggest not using these options but taking advantage of some of our storage facilities scattered throughout the city.

Seville: what to do and what to visit

Seville is a city that is full of history, culture, and amazing architecture. Of course, you must have been very curious about it after informing yourself online with many different articles about ‘how many days do you need in Seville’ or ‘What not to miss in Seville’. Finally, you can visit Seville for a weekend and discover the many must-see attractions in the city center:

• Sevilla Cathedral - Seville Cathedral is a stunning Gothic cathedral that is a must-see when in Seville. It is one of the largest cathedrals in the world, and its bell tower, La Giralda, offers breathtaking views of the city. Adjoint to the Cathedral, there is the Seville Alcazar, a beautiful palace complex that was built by the Moorish rulers of Spain. It is known for its stunning gardens, intricate tilework, and ornate architecture.
• Hop into Plaza Nueva, a beautiful Sevilla square that is located in the heart of the city center and surrounded by the City Hall and the Royal Palace.
• Do not wait anymore and admire the Casa de Pilatos, with its stunning Renaissance style, its beautiful courtyard, and intricate tilework.
• Another vital must-see in Sevilla is Plaza des Armas, a popular shopping destination in Seville. It is known for its wide variety of shops, including designer boutiques and high-end department stores.
• Do not forget about the Torre del Oro, a historic tower on the banks of the Guadalquivir River. It is a great place to take in the views of Seville and the surrounding countryside.