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Mexico City is massive, chaotic, beautiful and endlessly interesting. It's one of the largest cities in the world, with over 21 million people in the metro area, and it has a depth of history and culture that's genuinely hard to match. The Zocalo (the main square) is one of the biggest public plazas on earth, flanked by the Metropolitan Cathedral and the ruins of the Aztec Templo Mayor right next door. You can literally stand between a 16th-century cathedral and a 600-year-old pyramid. That kind of thing doesn't happen many places.

Beyond the Centro Historico, the neighbourhoods are what really make the city. Roma and Condesa are packed with tree-lined streets, Art Deco buildings, sidewalk cafes, cocktail bars, and some of the best food in the Western Hemisphere. Coyoacan is where Frida Kahlo lived, and her Casa Azul museum is one of the most visited spots in the country. Chapultepec Park is a massive green space with a castle on top of a hill (yes, an actual castle), world-class museums including the National Museum of Anthropology, and a zoo. Teotihuacan, with its massive Pyramid of the Sun, is an easy day trip. And the street food is legendary. Tacos al pastor, tamales, elote, tlacoyos. Every corner has something worth trying.

Mexico City is a walking city, a metro city, and a city where you want both hands free at all times. BagsAway has luggage storage locations across Mexico City inside vetted local businesses. Book online, drop your bags, and go explore one of the greatest cities on the planet. Takes about 30 seconds and every bag is insured up to $1,200.

BagsAway: Luggage Storage Across Mexico City

BagsAway works like Airbnb but for your bags. We partner with local shops, cafes, hotels and businesses that have safe space to store your stuff. Each location is vetted, your bags get sealed and tagged, and everything is insured up to $1,200. No lockers, no coins, no hassle.

Mexico City welcomes over 13 million international visitors a year, and the number keeps climbing. People come for the food, the history, the art, the nightlife, and the incredible value. A lot of visitors are dealing with the gap between checkout and their flight, or arriving early and wanting to explore before check-in. The metro is excellent but not suitcase-friendly during rush hour. Uber and taxis are cheap but you still don't want to haul bags into a crowded taco stand or through the halls of the Anthropology Museum.

Sound familiar?

You checked out of your Airbnb in Roma but your flight doesn't leave until 11pm.
You arrived in CDMX early and want to explore Condesa before check-in.
You're doing a day trip to Teotihuacan and want to leave bags in the city.
You want to visit the Frida Kahlo Museum without hauling a suitcase through the garden.
You're spending your last afternoon eating tacos in the Centro Historico and don't want luggage at the counter.
You took the bus from Oaxaca and want to explore before heading to the airport.

How it works

Search the map for an address, neighbourhood or landmark.
Pick a BagDrop location and book online. Takes about 30 seconds.
Show up, show your confirmation, hand over your bags.
Come back whenever you're ready. Bags will be sealed, tagged and waiting.

How It Works

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Find a Location

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Book & Pay Online

Reserve your spot instantly with secure online payment.

Drop Off Your Bags

Head to the location, show your booking, and enjoy your day bag-free!

Where to find luggage storage in Mexico City

Our BagDrop network covers the neighbourhoods where visitors spend the most time. Here's the rundown:

Centro Historico and the Zocalo

The Centro Historico is the heart of Mexico City. The Zocalo is enormous, surrounded by the Metropolitan Cathedral, the National Palace (with its Diego Rivera murals), and the excavated ruins of the Templo Mayor. The surrounding blocks are packed with street vendors, cantinas, bookshops and stunning colonial architecture. The pedestrian streets like Madero are always busy, and dragging a suitcase through the crowds is rough. Drop your bags at a BagDrop and explore the centre properly.

Roma and Condesa

Roma and Condesa are the neighbourhoods that most visitors fall in love with. Tree-lined streets, Art Deco buildings, amazing restaurants, mezcal bars, coffee shops and boutiques. Parque Mexico and Parque Espana are green oases in the middle of it all. The area is very walkable, and the sidewalks are beautiful but sometimes uneven. You'll want both hands free to carry a coffee, browse a bookshop, and snap photos of the architecture.

Coyoacan

Coyoacan is a charming, village-like neighbourhood in the south of the city. The Frida Kahlo Museum (Casa Azul) is the main draw, and the line can stretch around the block. The central plaza has a fountain, a beautiful church, and market stalls selling food and crafts. Mercado de Coyoacan is great for tostadas and fresh juice. The cobblestone streets are gorgeous but terrible for suitcase wheels. Leave your bags with us.

Chapultepec

Bosque de Chapultepec is one of the largest urban parks in the Western Hemisphere. Inside you'll find Chapultepec Castle (the only royal castle in the Americas), the National Museum of Anthropology (one of the best museums in the world), the Modern Art Museum, a lake, a zoo, and miles of walking paths. You could spend an entire day here, and you'll want to be travelling light.

Near bus terminals

Mexico City has four major bus terminals (Norte, Sur, Oriente, Poniente) that connect to the rest of the country. If you're arriving by bus from Oaxaca, Puebla, Guanajuato or anywhere else, you probably have bags and want to explore before heading to your accommodation. BagDrop locations near the main terminals let you drop your stuff and go.

Pricing in Mexico City

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Mexico City

CAD

Hourly from

C$0.99

Daily from

C$3.50

Weekly from

C$17.50

Monthly from

C$52.50

Simple bag sizes • Insured up to $2,500

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Other luggage storage options in Mexico City

Here's a look at what else is out there so you can pick what works for your trip.

Mexico City International Airport (MEX)

Benito Juarez International Airport is the main airport for the city. There are some luggage storage counters inside the terminals, but they can be expensive and the lines are long during peak times. A BagsAway BagDrop in Roma, Condesa or Centro is about 20 to 40 minutes from the airport depending on traffic, and gives you the freedom to explore instead of circling back to the airport.

Felipe Angeles Airport (NLU)

The newer Felipe Angeles Airport is about an hour north of the city centre. It doesn't have extensive luggage storage options. If you're flying out of NLU, dropping bags at a city BagDrop and exploring until it's time to head to the airport makes your last day way better.

Hotel storage

Most Mexico City hotels will hold bags for current guests. Airbnbs and short-term rentals usually won't. Even with hotels, you have to go back to that specific location, which in a city this big can mean an hour in traffic. A BagDrop in the neighbourhood you're actually exploring is almost always more convenient.

Why BagsAway is the best luggage storage in Mexico City

Vetted locations. Every BagDrop is inspected and approved. Bags are sealed, tagged and stored away from public access.
Insurance included. Every item covered up to $1,200 for loss, damage or theft.
No size restrictions. Suitcases, backpacks, shopping bags, whatever you've got.
Low rates. Starting at $1.50 per hour or $6 per day.
No app needed. Book from your phone's browser in about 30 seconds.
Free cancellation. Cancel before drop-off at no charge.
Real customer support. Phone (toll-free), live chat or email anytime.

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