Luggage storage near Gare de Lyon and Bercy, Paris

Gare de Lyon is one of the busiest stations in Paris, and Bercy, just across the Seine's right bank, is a calm neighbourhood with a park, a pedestrian village of shops and restaurants, and a concert arena. If you have a few hours before a train, a check-in or a show, the question is the same: where do I put my suitcase?

Your options near Gare de Lyon

• The station: lockers or a staffed left-luggage service may exist, but sizes, hours, queues and prices change, so confirm with the station operator on the day.
• Your hotel: many hotels keep bags for guests before check-in or after check-out. Ask when you book, and ask if they will also keep them for a day trip.
• A neighbourhood partner: a local shop or café that keeps bags in a back room. You book and pay online, so you know the price and opening hours before you walk over.

Storing bags in Bercy with Bagdropin

Bagdropin partners in Bercy are local businesses. You find a partner on the search page, scan the QR code on their poster, photograph your bags, pay with Apple Pay or card, and hand the bags over. The partner marks them as stored, and you collect them with your booking code during opening hours.

Pick-up has to happen on the day you booked, before the partner closes. If bags stay another calendar day, that extra day is charged.

What to do with free hands

• Walk through Parc de Bercy and cross the Passerelle Simone-de-Beauvoir.
• Have lunch in Bercy Village.
• Visit La Cinémathèque française, if the programme suits you.
• Check the Accor Arena event calendar before an evening plan, as it can get busy around the station.

Before you book

• Check the partner's opening hours against your train time, with a margin.
• Keep your ID, tickets, money, phone and medication with you.
• Leave only clothes and personal items: no electronics, documents or valuables.