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Where to keep backpack in Verona
Fri, 06/25/2010 - 11:12
On my backpacking trip I will be passing through Verona. To save money, I’m thinking of skipping a hostel. I’ll arrive in Verona around noon and leave around 22:00 for Ljubljana. My only problem is what to do with my pack. Will they have lockers at the train station for me to store it? I can’t were it to museums and restaurants, I know that. Any advice?
Thanks in advance.
I am leaving from Chicago with $3000 for 29 days
Paris, Heidelberg, Berlin, Lucerne, Verona, Ljubljana, Split, Venice, Florence, Rome, Nice, Versailles
Paris, Heidelberg, Berlin, Lucerne, Verona, Ljubljana, Split, Venice, Florence, Rome, Nice, Versailles
According to a post on the Fodor’s forum the train station in Verona has a left luggage room. Rates as of the time of the post can be found there:
http://www.fodors.co…