Luggage Storage Locations Stavanger

€ 5

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Train Station

6 Luggage storage locations

Gamle Stavanger

7 Luggage storage locations

Luggage storage in Stavanger With Radical Storage

Discover Norway’s fourth-largest city when you leave your heavy suitcases with Radical Storage. When you leave your bags at luggage storage in Stavanger, you can easily discover the breathtaking fjords, climb mountains and stroll along vast, white beaches.

Radical Storage has partnered with local businesses around Stavanger, in all the top sites, to help you discover the best of the city. For only €5 per day, per bag, you can explore this beautiful city.

Download our Radical Storage app today or check out our website and book your bags!

Where can I store my luggage in Stavanger?

With connections throughout the city, you won’t struggle to find a place to store your luggage in Stavanger. Whether you’re waiting to check in to your accommodation or just have time to kill before your flight, Radical Storage has a luggage storage option to help you.

You can find our luggage storage near Stavanger train station and Gamler Stravanger.

How do I get from Stavanger Airport to the city?

Stavanger Airport offers international connections, making it a convenient gateway. The airport is 20 minutes from the city center and offers easy links to and from Stavanger.

The most convenient way to get from Stavanger Airport to the city is the Flybussen. The journey between the airport and the city takes around 20-30 minutes. A single ticket starts from around €3.

Things to do in Stavanger

When your bags are safe and secure with Radical Storage Angels, you are ready to discover the best of Stavanger. Here you can find the top things to do in Stavanger:

Summit Pulpit Rock. This is one of Norway's most iconic natural wonders. A short ferry ride from Stavanger and a hike reward you with panoramic views of the Lysefjord and surrounding landscapes.
Traverse through Stavanger Old Town. The charming Gamle Stanager (old town) is a maze of cobblestone streets lined with well-preserved white wooden houses. Admire the historic architecture, quaint boutiques, and cozy cafes.
Dive into Norway’s oil history. Learn about Norway's offshore oil and gas industry at the Norwegian Petroleum Museum. Interactive exhibits, multimedia displays, and authentic equipment provide insight into the nation's energy heritage.