Luggage Storage Stavanger Train Station

Hop off the train at Stavanger Train Station and kick off your adventure around Stavanger. If you have a while to wait before checking in to your accommodation, leave your bags with Radical Storage for only €5 per day per bag.

We have partnered with local businesses, our Angels, to provide safe and convenient luggage storage near Stavanger Train Station. Book your bags via our Radical Storage app or check out the website and find luggage storage near you in Stavanger today.

When you book your bags with us, you can benefit from 24/7 online customer support and a security guarantee of up to €3000 for extra peace of mind.

Learn more about Stavanger Train Station

Stavanger Train Station, just a 4-minute walk from Gamle Stavanger, is the starting point for both local exploration and wider Norwegian journeys. Opened in the mid-19th century, the station is named after the vibrant coastal city, renowned for its links to the sea and fjord-laden landscapes.

Stavanger Train Station is a vital part of the city’s transport network. From here, visitors can access the heart of Stavanger and embark on scenic train routes that unveil Norway’s breathtaking natural wonders.

When arriving in Norway by air, you can get to the airport by bus from Stavanger Train Station. The airport bus runs to the station, taking around 20 minutes.

If you want to visit the famous Pulpit Rock, the train station is a starting point for a journey leading to the Lysefjord. Stavanger Train Station is a gateway to enchanting Fjord adventures and the perfect place to start your Norwegian tour!

Things to do near Stavanger Train Station

Now that you know how to navigate around Stavanger, you’ll want to know how you spend a day in Stavanger. Here are our top recommendations for things to do and what Stavanger is known for:

• Marvel at Stavanger Cathedral. Norway’s oldest cathedral dates back to the 12th century. Marvel at its impressive Gothic architecture, intricate wooden carvings, and serene atmosphere. The cathedral’s proximity to the city center makes it a must-visit for history enthusiasts.
• Discover the vibrant Øvre Holmegate. This charming street is known for its artistic flair and quirky boutiques. This pedestrian-friendly area offers a unique blend of cafes, galleries, and shops, creating a delightful spot to stroll, shop for local crafts, and soak in the creative energy.
• Immerse yourself in Viking history. Located just outside the city center, the striking Swords in Rock monument commemorates the historic Battle of Hafrsfjord and the unification of Norway under King Harald Fairhair.