Tourism: where can you leave your luggage in Paris for a relaxing visit?

Planning a trip to Paris? You're in for a treat! Between the restaurants, museums, theaters, party places, pretty neighborhoods, boutiques and exceptional events, you're not likely to get bored.

But wandering around Paris with your suitcase or travel bag isn't easy. Whether you're only staying for a day, or you can't get to your hotel room for several hours, the result is the same: you end up with your luggage on your hands, and that's a bit of a handicap when it comes to making the most of your stay.

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Fortunately, there's a solution! Several luggage lockers are available in Paris train stations. For a few euros, you can leave your luggage in a secure, personal locker for 24 hours. Here's where to find these lockers, and the times when they're available:

• Gare de l'Est
  Metro level, near the Paul bakery
  8am to 8pm every day (including public holidays).
  
  
• Gare de Lyon
  Hall 3, level -1, rue de Bercy exit
  6.15am to 10pm daily (including public holidays).
  
  
• Gare Montparnasse
  Hall 1, level 2, near track 24
  7am to 11pm daily (including public holidays).
  
  
• Gare du Nord
  Level -1, access via escalators and fixed staircases, opposite track 3 and next to the rue de Maubeuge exit.
  6 a.m. to 11:15 p.m. (including public holidays).
  
  
• Austerlitz station
  Espace Services, tracks 1 to 7 sector
  6am to 10pm daily (including public holidays).
  
  
• Marne-la-Vallée - Chessy station
  Level +1
  7am to 10pm daily (including public holidays).
  
  
• CDG 2 TGV airport
  Level 4, opposite the Sheraton Hotel
  6am to 9:30pm daily (including public holidays).
  
  
• Disneyland Park
  At the park entrance
  8am until 45 minutes after park closing.
  
  
• Walt Disney Studio Park
  At the park entrance
  10 a.m. to 5 p.m., open on busy days.
  Small tickets: €3; medium tickets: €7; large tickets: €9.
  
  

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