Luggage Storage Locations Munich

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Munich Central Station

2 Luggage storage locations

Karlsplatz

4 Luggage storage locations

Marienplatz

3 Luggage storage locations

Luggage storage in Munich With Radical Storage

If you are in Munich and you want to roam around the city tirelessly without your heavy backpacks, Radical Storage has got your back. Just leave your bags at one of the many Munich luggage storage locations we offer by partnering with local businesses across the city and moving around freely.

You can browse through our vast network of storage facilities via our user-friendly mobile app or website and choose the most suitable location for your luggage. For just 5€ per day per bag, you can store your belonging with us for as long as needed without paying extra for bigger or heavier bags.

About Munich, Germany

Munich is crowned as the third biggest city in Germany and it is the capital of the German state called Bavaria, which is on the south-east side of the country. This historical city lies along the banks of River Isar, which runs in the middle of Munich City.

The local Germans know the City of Munich as München, which translates to “Home of the Monks" because of its ancient roots originating from the Benedictine monastery in 750 CE. Munich Germany used to be the home of many awe-inspiring buildings from the Wittelsbach dynasty, but most of them were destroyed in WWII.

Munich has an accessible local and international transportation system with high-speed trains and metro lines. Munich airport is the second largest airport in Germany. The largest train terminal in the city, which is Munich Central Station takes travelers from Munich to Berlin within 6 hours.

Here are some of our best locations for luggage storage in Munich:

Best things to do in Munich

Here are the top attractions you shouldn’t miss in Munich:

Marienplatz - The first place that should be on your travel list for Munich is Marienplatz. It is the most prominent square of the city, with significant buildings and sightseeing attractions. When you are at Marienplatz, don’t forget to admire the beauty of Neues Rathaus and Glockenspiel.
Olympic Park - Stretching along the land of over 2.7 million square meters, the Olympic Park is a must-see tourist destination in Munich. The 1972 Summer Olympics were hosted there, but now the area serves as a recreational site with festivities like Tollwood Festival.
Nymphenburg Palace - This spectacular masterwork of Baroque architecture used to be a summer home for the elector members of the Wittelsbach dynasty in the 17th century. With its exquisite gardens and the Central Pavilion, the Nymphenburg Palace is a sight to behold.
English Garden - This is the ideal place to go if you want to admire the natural beauty of Munich city and take a deep breath after days of traveling. Created in the 17th century as a military site, the English Garden is the largest park in Germany, with evergreen trees, streams, and a natural landscape.