Luggage Storage Cannaregio

Discover all the beautiful places in Venice without a hassle by storing your suitcases at our safe luggage storage locations. Radical Storage makes your trip convenient and stress-free by providing reliable spots for luggage storage in Cannaregio as well as other places in Venice.

We collaborate with local businesses near crowded tourist attractions to guarantee clean and secure spots for luggage storage at reasonable prices. You can book the storage option that’s nearest to you by visiting our website or browsing through our mobile app. We charge a fixed rate of 5€ for each bag for 24 hours, irrespective of its size.

About Cannaregio

Situated right above the Grand Canal on the northern side, Cannaregio Venice is one of the 6 major districts in the city. It is the largest district in Venice in terms of population and the second largest in terms of land expansion. This place has relatively fewer tourists due to its far-off location, so if you want to explore Venice peacefully, head over there.

Cannaregio is considered a good residential area in Venice that holds a historical significance dating back to the 11th century. Many of the notable Italian personalities including Titian, Marco Polo, and Tintoretto spent their entire lives in Cannaregio.

Despite being on the opposite side of Venice’s most prominent attraction; St. Mark Square, Cannaregio has a lot to offer to its tourists. You can come directly from Venice airport to Cannaregio by taking a ferry which is the cheapest option or a water taxi which is recommended by tour guides.

What to do in Cannaregio Venice?

• Visti Venetian Ghetto

Cannaregio is remembered as the first Jewish ghetto in Europe which was built nearly 500 years ago in 1516. You can visit the Jewish Museum and the Venetian Ghetto in Cannaregion to explore the rich history of the Jews of Europe and their struggles.
- Go to Colour Library

If art and literature are your things, you would love this hidden gem located on the ancient Orsoni Furnace. The Colour Library is home to 3500 opaque glass mosaics of diverse colors and shades called the Venetian smalti.
- Try Venetian street food

One thing the Italians in Venice love the most is their local cuisine. In Cannaregio, you get to try a lot of local delicacies like cicchetti (small snacks of different varieties) and frito misto (fresh fried seafood). Grab a bite of your favorite Venetian food and take a stroll in the charming streets of Cannaregio.
- Shop at Strada Nuova

You wouldn’t find a better place for buying souvenirs in Venice than Strada Nuova. It is one of the main routes between the major tourist attractions of the city and it’s known as the hub for authentic Italian artifacts. From artisan coffee and local cuisines to handmade jewelry and bags, Strada Nuova has everything.