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    Luggage Storage Sopot

    Top Luggage Storage Location in Sopot

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      Aquapark Sopot

      Open 24 hours
      4.8

      zł 20

      bag/day

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      Aleja Niepodległości

      10:00 - 18:00
      4.8

      zł 20

      bag/day

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      Near Sopot Museum

      09:00 - 18:00
      5(4)

      zł 20

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      Monciak

      11:00 - 23:00
      4.8

      zł 20

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      Lugagge Storage Near Aquapark Sopot

      Open 24 hours
      5(1)

      zł 20

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      Forest Opera

      Open 24 hours
      4.8

      zł 20

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      Skwer Kuracyjny

      Open 24 hours
      4.8(5)

      zł 20

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      Sopot Beach

      12:00 - 20:00
      4.75(8)

      zł 20

      bag/day

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      State Gallery Of Art

      09:30 - 17:30
      4(1)

      zł 20

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      St. Michael The Archangel Church

      10:00 - 18:00
      4.8

      zł 20

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    Sopot

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    Are you planning a day trip to Sopot or are you here for a brief business visit? In any case, your stay in Sopot will be much more comfortable and hassle-free with our Radical Storage luggage storage service.

    What is Radical Storage and how does it work?

    Radical is a luggage storage network located all over the world and in Sopot, Poland. Our global presence ensures accessibility and our competitive pricing of €5 per bag for the entire day makes us stand out. Weight or size concerns? Don't fret – we accommodate all bags as long as you register each one without any additional fees. Our reliable partners, known as Angels, are strategically situated throughout Sopot and provide the utmost level of customer service. Verified by our professional team, these Angels offer peace of mind during your travels.

    Booking is a breeze – locate the nearest Angel, fill out the online form, and proceed with the budget-friendly payment. The quick 3-minute online booking process provides the exact Angel address after payment. All listed locations on our website are legitimate, verified, and reliable. Additionally, for your convenience, our luggage storage points are located near key points in Sopot, such as the Sopot Train Station or main attractions like the St. George Church, Sopot Opera House, Sopot beaches, and Monciak Street, where the famous "Crooked House" is situated. Your luggage will be labeled and securely stored, allowing you to explore Sopot without a care. Our dedicated staff is available to address queries and resolve issues. For a worry-free travel experience, choose Radical Storage – where your journey is 100% guaranteed. Enjoy your time in Sopot!

    How to get from Gdansk Airport to Sopot?

    Arriving in Sopot, Poland, is made easy with several transportation options from Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport. The most efficient way is by regional train SKM, which runs every 15-20 minutes. To get from Gdansk Glowny to Sopot takes 20 minutes and a one way ticket costs 5,50 PLN. As Sopot train station does not have dedicated luggage storage facilities, you can find Sopot railway station luggage storage provided by Radical Storage. Safely leave your bulky bags here with ease and peace of mind before embarking on your city exploration. Taxis and ride-sharing services are readily available, providing a convenient 30-40 minute journey to Sopot. If you prefer flexibility, car rental services are offered at the airport, and the drive to Sopot takes around 30 minutes. Alternatively, you have the option to take bus line 122, with a fare of 3 zł, and a travel time of 45 minutes.

    Sopot, Poland

    Sopot, a charming resort town on the Baltic Sea, seamlessly combines historical elegance with vibrant seaside attractions. Known for its iconic wooden pier, one of the longest in Europe, Sopot offers a perfect blend of beachfront relaxation and lively entertainment. Alongside Gdansk and Gdynia, it forms the Tri-City on Poland's northern coast. Despite being the smallest of the three, Sopot often referred to as the "Polish Riviera," has a ritzy reputation, attracting the rich and famous for its summer allure. While prices can be higher during the bustling summer season, Sopot remains a great value compared to other European destinations, making it a popular spot for both relaxation and exploration in the Tri-City area.

    Sopot – Things to do

    Begin your visit with a stroll along the iconic wooden Sopot Pier, (Molo), an iconic structure built in 1827 and extending 511 meters (1676 feet) into the open sea, ranking among Europe's longest piers. While walking the pier is a quintessential Sopot experience, be aware that during high season (April 7 to September 30), there's an entrance fee of 10 PLN.

    Explore the vibrant Monte Cassino Street (as the locals call it Monciak. The lively street runs from St George’s Church to the Pier. Filled with bars, restaurants, and shops, the pier is the bustling hub of activity in Sopot. It's an ideal spot to grab a bite at one of the outdoor cafes and people watch.

    Don't miss the chance to marvel at the unique architecture of the Crooked House (Krzywy Domek) on Monciak Street, a whimsical and crooked building that stands out on the main street. Inside, you will find stores, restaurants, a radio station, and a coffee shop.

    Relax on the sandy shores of Sopot Beach, soaking in the sun or taking a refreshing dip in the Baltic Sea. The beach offers a serene escape with beautiful views. Keep in mind, though, that the Baltic Sea is not known for warm waters, so swimming can prove a bit challenging.

    Visit the historic Sopot Lighthouse, located only a few steps away from the entrance to the pier. Climb to the top for panoramic views of the town and the sea, providing a picturesque perspective of Sopot.