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Leaving your luggage in Seoul

Leave your luggage, then walk the neighbourhood. Here is how storage works in Seoul, and what to check before you hand your bags over.

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Three ways

Coin lockers in the stations (T-Locker)

Self-service lockers at 273 subway stations — 5,557 of them. No booking; if one is free, you use it.

First 4 hours

Open 05:00–24:00, weekdays, weekends and public holidays. You cannot get your bag outside these hours.

Left longer than 30 days, your bag can be given away or thrown out.

Prices and hours are taken from Seoul Metro's own page on the date shown. They can change — check the official page before you go.

The app's map shows how many lockers are free at each station right now.

Checked on: 2026-09-11

T-Luggage — run by Seoul Metro

Storage counters inside six subway stations, run by the city's subway operator. Staffed, not lockers. Because it is a public service, we can list its prices and hours here.

What it costs

First 4 hours

Then ₩1,000 for each further hour

Open 09:00–22:00, every day of the year

Prices and hours are taken from Seoul Metro's own page on the date shown. They can change — check the official page before you go.

Checked on: 2026-09-11

Ask these before you leave your bags

We do not list prices or opening hours. They change, and a wrong number leaves you standing outside with a suitcase. Check on the spot, or on the official page.

Official travel information

Links last checked: 2026-09-10

Bags stored? Go for a walk

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