Luggage Storage Boston Aquarium

About Boston Aquarium

The New England Aquarium is a massive public aquarium located in the city of Boston in Massachusetts. Situated on Boston’s scenic Central Wharf, the aquarium is one of the city’s most popular tourist attractions and a favorite hangout spot for friends and families. It is often referred to as the Boston Aquarium by the residents because of its location within the city. Established in 1969, the aquarium welcomes over a million visitors every year. However, more than just a tourist hotspot, the facility is also a global leader in ocean exploration and marine conservation. In fact, the aquarium has launched several marine-related programs as well as being a main educational resource.

The New England Aquarium’s centerpiece is the Great Ocean Tank (GOT), a 200,000-gallon structure made to resemble an actual reef. The tank contains more than 100 different marine creatures, including sharks, sea turtles, tropical fish, eels, and a whole lot more. The aquarium also has several other sections and exhibits where you can find other aquatic creatures such as penguins, sea lions, and more. Other facilities at the New England Aquarium include an IMAX Theater and the Whale Watch cruise. This excursion takes place from April to November, where guests can observe different whale species in their natural habitat.

Fun fact: Ever since it opened, the New England Aquarium has hatched and raised over 80 penguins. The aquarium's sea life rescue program returns about 90% of injured or sick sea turtles back into the open water.

Things to do near Boston Aquarium

The New England Aquarium is one of the finest attractions that Boston has to offer. What’s more, the aquarium is located in the city’s popular waterfront area, close to numerous points of interest worth checking out. Here are some of the best things to do near the Boston Aquarium:

• Check out the nearby Faneuil Hall Marketplace, one of the city’s finest shopping and dining destinations
• Enjoy the outdoors and wander around the Boston Common and Public Garden
• Stroll at the Boston Harborwalk and see the different attractions in the area
• Visit the Institute of Contemporary Art and view the impressive art collection
• See Boston from above at the Skywalk Observatory
• Engage in outdoor activities at the Charles River Esplanade
• Visit the unique Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum
• Explore the beautiful neighborhood of Beacon Hill
• Go around the campus of Harvard University, one of the most prominent universities in the United States
• Appreciate art and architecture at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.

Transit Options near Boston Aquarium

• Massachusetts Bay Transport Authority (MBTA) subway
• MBTA bus
• Rideshare apps (Uber, Lyft)

Luggage Storage near Boston Aquarium

When exploring the Boston Aquarium and nearby attractions, the last thing you need is your luggage slowing you down. There is no time for inconvenience when you have lots to cover. Luckily, Bounce has a solution for you. With multiple partners scattered across Boston, you can store your luggage, bags, and gear effortlessly. Download the Bounce app, book a spot, and leave your stuff behind.

Luggage Storage Options near Boston Aquarium

Bounce knows the importance of convenient traveling. We've partnered with several local businesses and establishments found in key locations around Boston. These partners serve as safe and convenient temporary luggage storage. Stow your things for a few hours up to several days. Simply open the Bounce app, search for a location near you, and drop your items there.

Luggage Storage near Museum of Fine Arts

The Museum of Fine Arts is arguably the most prominent museum in Boston and one of the largest in North America. Established in 1870, the museum has a spectacular collection amounting to over 500,000 different artworks – from French Impressionist paintings and Classical pieces to Impressionist and Post-Impressionist works. Apart from its already impressive international collection ranging from European and Middle East art to Asian works, the Museum of Fine Arts also has an impressive array of American art from artists such as John Singleton Copley and Paul Revere. Because of the sheer size of the museum and the vast amount of art, you can easily devote hours to exploring the facility. Since the museum prohibits large bags, backpacks, or luggage inside the galleries, it’s best to deposit your luggage with Bounce before visiting.

Luggage Storage near Freedom Trail

No visit to Boston would be complete without reliving history and walking along the renowned Freedom Trail. While there are plenty of historical walks in the city, the Freedom Trail is the most popular due to its significance throughout Boston’s history. The 2.5-mile walkway is filled with historical sites and landmarks that played a role in the city’s colorful past. Some of the spots you will find when walking along the trail include the Paul Revere House, Faneuil Hall Marketplace, and the Old North Church, to name a few. Join one of the many walking tours being offered or do a self-guided tour. Due to the length of the trail and the many attractions, a complete exploration of the Freedom Trail can take you at least half a day. For a hassle-free experience, drop off your things at a Bounce location nearby before starting your tour. 

Luggage Storage near Fenway Park

Fenway Park has long been a symbol of Boston’s deep-seated love for sports. The 40,000-seat stadium hosts many sporting events such as baseball, soccer, and hockey, as well as other non-sporting events like political and religious gatherings. Fenway Park is famous for being the home of the city’s beloved Boston Red Sox team. Watching one of their games live is a rite of passage for every Bostonian. Whether you’re a baseball fan or not, you will surely have an amazing time watching a game live. Another option would be to tour the stadium. The facility offers guided tours to view the stadium’s different sections and learn about its rich history.