Rome Fiumicino's official left luggage office is in Terminal 3 arrivals — here's exactly where it is, what it costs, and what to do if you're landing at Terminal 1.
Yes — Rome Fiumicino has an official left luggage office, and if you're facing a long layover, an early check-in wait, or just want to explore Rome hands-free before your flight, it's worth knowing exactly where it is and what it costs before you land.
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The official Deposito Bagagli (left luggage) office is in Terminal 3, on the arrivals level. It's a staffed counter, not self-service lockers — you hand your bag over, it's tagged, and you show your ID and receipt to collect it later. Your bag will also go through a security screening before it's accepted.
It's open daily from roughly 6:30 AM to 11:30 PM. If you're arriving or departing from Terminal 1, note that Terminal 3 is a walk away — factor that into your timing, especially with luggage in tow.
How Much Does It Cost?
| Duration | Price (per bag) |
|---|---|
| First 5 hours | €7 |
| Each additional hour (up to 12h) | +€1/hour |
| Over 12 hours (flat daily rate) | €17/day |
Prices are per bag, so a family with several suitcases should budget accordingly — it adds up quickly for a group.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where exactly is left luggage storage at Fiumicino?
In Terminal 3, on the arrivals level, signposted as "Deposito Bagagli." It's a staffed counter rather than self-service lockers.
What are the opening hours?
Approximately 6:30 AM to 11:30 PM daily, though it's worth confirming current hours on arrival since these can shift.
How much does it cost to store one bag for a full day?
€7 covers the first 5 hours, then €1 per additional hour up to 12 hours, after which a flat €17/day rate applies.
Do I need ID to store or collect my luggage?
Yes — you'll need a valid ID and your receipt to collect your bag, and bags are screened before being accepted.
What if I land at Terminal 1 or 2?
The left luggage office is only in Terminal 3, so you'll need to walk over from Terminal 1 or 2 — worth factoring into your timing.
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