Left luggage facilities in train stations in France or sending luggage from France to Spain?

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After some time in Nice, I'm doing the Camino 'Le Puy - Pamplona' track (5-6 week walk) and was hoping to leave the rest of my luggage in a train station either in Lyon or Nice.

Does anyone know if you can leave it this long?

And if so, will it cost the earth?

Alternatively, does anyone know a way to send my luggage to my final destination (Pamplona or San Sebastien in Spain) and have it stored there which would save me travelling all the way back?



Best Answer

Can you not just send it to some friends or neighbors in Pamplona/San Sebastien? I guess it wont make sense to send it to your own address since you wont be there to pick it up.

sendmybag has a service to deliver your items from a storage to you, this is maybe something you can do when you arrive in Spain.

Alternatively you could check out www.couchsurfing.org or www.hospitalityclub.org for someone who you trust with your belongings to send it to you later.




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Do French train stations have luggage lockers?

Left-luggage lockers are available in Paris train stations: Gare du Nord, Gare de l'Est, Gare de Lyon, Gare Montparnasse and Gare de Marne-la-Vall\xe9e Chessy. The maximum length of time is 72 hours and locker fees, identical for all stations, vary from \u20ac5.50 to \u20ac9.50 per day, according to the size of the locker.

Do European train stations have luggage storage?

Left Luggage Facilities on EU Train StationsMost major stations now have a staffed luggage storage facility, often known as left luggage, that costs hourly and daily fees. Although this service is more expensive than lockers, it is your only option for luggage storage inside European train stations.

Do train stations have lockers?

That's why you'll find that most train stations that do offer luggage storage on-location use automatic lockers, baggage scanners and sometimes even CCTV monitoring. These security measures help guarantee that no dangerous item is stored and that nothing happens to all stored items of baggage.

Do trains have luggage storage?

Luggage should be stored in the overhead luggage racks, under the seats and in the luggage compartments throughout the train. On some longer distance trains, it may be possible to store luggage in a separate area of the train.



Where to Store Luggage When Traveling in Europe




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Answer 2

You can look up services in the main French train stations on the Gares en Mouvement (“stations in motion”) site. Unfortunately, Nice doesn't have a left luggage facility. Lyon Part-Dieu has one.

If you're staying in a hotel, ask if you can leave your luggage for a few days. Some places will accept, others won't.

I doubt that you'll find a decently priced way of shipping luggage ahead, this kind of service has disappeared.

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