Luggage storageTui

Luggage storage in and around Tui

Leaving Tui can mean a long stretch between checking out of a holiday rental and a late train, with no front desk to hold anything. We'll point you to the places that will.

The town sits right on the Portuguese Way of the Camino de Santiago, so plenty of pilgrims and walkers pass through with packs they'd rather not carry through the old streets. Tui is a small Galician town in Pontevedra province, a border crossing point into Portugal and a natural stop on the Camino. With Stasher, you can store bags from €1.49 per bag per day.

Some top Stasher locations in Tui include:

• Local shop, 1-minute walk from Catedral de Tui

Nearby points are hosted by local shops. Every booking comes with the Stasher Guarantee, which protects your bags up to €12,000. Stasher storage in Tui can be booked through the website or app.

Arriving and leaving Tui with luggage

Tui's train station is about a ten-minute walk from the centre, which is manageable with a bag but not something you'd want to do twice if you're only passing through. Bus.gal runs services from Vigo Intermodal station that take roughly 30 minutes and cost €2.65 one-way when you pay in cash, so a day trip from Vigo with a suitcase is realistic. Once you're in Tui itself, there's no obvious bag-drop point right at the station, so deciding what to do with your luggage before you head into the centre is the sensible thing to do.

Exploring Tui once your bags are stored

The Catedral de Tui is the town's most prominent landmark, a Romanesque and Gothic structure from the 12th century that anchors the medieval old quarter. Tui's historic centre is the second most important in Galicia, recognised as an urban medieval site, so narrow lanes and uneven stone are part of the experience. The town also points visitors to the Monte Aloia Natural Park and the River Miño as its other primary attractions, and a shuttle to Monte Aloia runs from the taxi stand at Camilo José Cela 1. With your bag off your back, the climb up through the old town to the cathedral feels less like a chore and more like the point of being there.