Luggage storageSassari

Luggage storage in Sassari: what to expect

Sassari sits on a wide karstic plateau in north-western Sardinia, and as the island's second-largest city it draws travellers passing through to explore the compact historical centre, often with bags still in tow.

Piazza d'Italia makes a natural starting point for walking the old town, but before you set off, know that there's no dedicated left-luggage facility mentioned for the city itself, so arranging somewhere to drop a bag beforehand makes the difference between wandering comfortably and hauling everything along.

The Sirio metro line links Piazza della Stazione to the Emiciclo Garibaldi car park, which at least gets you and whatever you're carrying across the city without much friction. Sassari also functions as the administrative capital of its wider metropolitan area, making it the key base for exploring the region. With Stasher, you can store bags from €1.49 per bag per day.

Some top Stasher locations in Sassari include:

• Postal service, 7 min walk from Piazza d'Italia
• Local shop, 32 min walk from stadio torres-palazzetto dello sport
• Local shop, 72 min walk from the historic centre of Sassari

⁣You'll typically find a bag drop at postal services and local shops. Every booking comes with the Stasher Guarantee, which protects your bags up to €12,000. Stasher storage in Sassari can be booked through the website or app.⁣

Getting around Sassari with luggage

On ATP Sassari urban buses, one piece of hand luggage travels free with a valid ticket, as long as it stays within 50x30x25 cm and 20 kg and fits under a seat or in an overhead rack without blocking the aisle. For anything bigger, you need the driver's say-so to use the luggage compartment, if the bus has one. ARST's metro services, including MetroSassari Line 1, are more relaxed in principle — luggage is free provided it sits in the available space and doesn't crowd or inconvenience other passengers, though a busy train may mean your bag gets refused.

Bag rules at Sassari's museum and on buses

At the Museo della Città di Sassari in the Palazzo di Città, the rule is straightforward even if mildly inconvenient: bags, umbrellas, and anything bulky must be deposited at the entrance, so bring only what you're happy leaving at the desk. On ATP buses, the same 50x30x25 cm and 20 kg limit applies, so a small daypack is fine while a suitcase will likely need a different plan.