FAQs

We have different sizes of lockers and the price varies according to the size. We have lockers from 7€/day for size M, up to lockers for 15€/day for size XL.

Different sizes and prices adjusted to your needs.

Yes, it is possible. You have up to 24 hours before the reservation is made to cancel by sending an email to info@theblueslockers.com.

If you need to leave your luggage for a few hours before you travel, The Blues Lockers offers different sizes of lockers.

Just click here and select date and size. Once you have made the payment, you will receive an SMS and an email with a unique code to access the venue and the assigned ticket office.

Remember that you can cancel your booking up to 24 hours in advance.

The Blues Lockers premises are equipped with a 24h video surveillance system.

In addition, each ticket office is insured for 300€ in case of any incident.

The Blues Lockers are located at Calle Tendería, 21 In the heart of Bilbao’s Casco Viejo.

From there you can enjoy the atmosphere of this emblematic area of Bilbao with its streets full of small shops and restaurants.

Nearby is the famous Mercado de la Ribera market and you can travel to other parts of the city by tram.

The Blues Lockers are open 24 hours a day. Remember that you need your booking code to access the venue and the ticket office.

This code is obtained by making a reservation.

The Blues Lockers are an 11-minute walk from Abando train station.

Also, just a few metres from The Blues Lockers is the La Ribera tram stop, which links directly to the train station (at the Abando stop).

The good thing about the city of Bilbao is that you can walk everywhere.  

You can visit Bilbao’s Casco Viejo, the old quarter of the city, where you can lose yourself in the streets and find a variety of shops, bars and restaurants where you can enjoy the gastronomy.

Nearby you can visit emblematic places in Bilbao such as:

• The Guggenheim Museum.
• La Salve Bridge.
• The Museum of Arts.
• Doña Casilda Park.
• La Gran Vía.
• The Arriaga Theatre.
• The Cathedral of Santiago de Bilbao.
• The Ribera Market.
• The Basilica of the Virgin of Begoña.
• Azkuna Zentroa
• The San Mamés stadium.
• Different areas for restaurants and “poteo”: Ledesma, Diputación and the Casco Viejo itself.