Luggage storage Cuenca

Store your luggage around Cuenca with Bounce

Cuenca, Ecuador sits at 8,517 feet high in the Andes mountains. From inside the city you can admire views of the outstanding natural beauty and extremely diverse environments of mountains, jungles and coastlines that make up the surrounding landscape. The city's history dates back to 500 AD although the area only became settlement for Spain in 1557. Because of its historical significance as well as its collection of old buildings and colonial architecture, Cuenca joined the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1999.

Thanks to its great food, unique location, and charming atmosphere, Cuenca is one of the most popular areas in Ecuador to go on vacation. It has plenty for nature lovers to enjoy with the Cajas National Park found just 15 miles outside of the city center.

With so much to discover all across the map, you'll probably be moving around a lot while you're here. Make your life easier by stowing your bags in one of Bounce's storage lockers in Cuenca. They can be found in convenient locations all over the city like transportation hubs, Cuenca hotels, dry cleaners, and restaurants.

Luggage storage in Cuenca

With plenty to do both inside the city and out, it can be highly beneficial to store your luggage somewhere safe for a few hours or even the entire day. This will give you the freedom to explore all of the nearby attractions without having to lug around or worry about your belongings. At our baggage storage spots, all of your valuables will be kept in a private area with high security, and you can stow bags of any size and just pay the same price with no extra fee for bigger items. Using our highly rated app, which is available on both Android and iOS, or our website you can easily book online. This makes it easier to drop off your suitcases and gets you to your adventures quicker, giving you more time to enjoy Cuenca to its fullest.

Cuenca city guide

Top things to do

From strolling through the Old Town to taking a walk in the beautiful natural landscape, travelers will be eager to reach Cuenca, found neat the Andes mountains. Look for a Panama hat and meander through ruins of former Inca cities. Ecuador is a city of festivals and celebrations for those looking for a lively holiday. Here are more activities that you can do on your trip.

Museums in Cuenca

Anyone who likes to learn more about the world will be keen to visit all of the top museums and art galleries in other cities. Here are some of the best museums located in Cuenca that you can visit.

• Museo del Blanco Central: This museum, which shares locations with the outdoor museum of Pumapungo, is home to a wide selection of exhibitions and is a great place to learn about the city. Here, you'll gain insight into the Ecuadorian currency, have the chance to see ancient archeological artifacts and a collection of religious artworks, plus learn about different tribes who are native to the country.
• Parque Arqueologico del Pumapungo: While you're nearby at the Museo del Blanco Central you might as well stop by this outdoor museum, which is one of the top attractions in the city. Discover ancient ruins from the Incan-Canari and take a stroll through the different walking paths in the garden which are home to native plants and old aqueducts. It's a great place to learn about the local culture and history, and for bird watching as well.
• Centro Interamericano de Artes Populares: This is the spot to be for those with a passion for art. The establishment was first founded in 1975 and today you can find a collection of nearly 7,000 items, all of which have been handmade throughout North, South, and Central America. The museum's main goal is to help the livelihood of Native American artists who are currently living in Cuenca today.

Some museums come equipped with their own bag storing service but it's not guaranteed that bigger items, like scooters or strollers for example, can be kept there. We recommend taking advantage of our multiple luggage storage locations anytime that you're stopping by a museum in the city since we can keep bags of any size at no additional cost for bigger items.

Shopping in Cuenca

If you're someone who enjoys retail therapy from time to time then the local shops in Cuenca will be your favorite place. Here are just a couple of spots that can get you started on your shopping journey.

• Homero Ortego P. & Hijos: While visiting Cuenca you'll most likely see people wearing traditional Panama hats which have actually been made in Cuenca for years. These hats, made of expertly woven local straw, are a symbol of the city and the perfect accessory to protect you from the hot sun up high in the mountains. One of the best places to get a high quality Panama hat in Cuenca is Homero Ortega P. & Hijos, so check them out.
• Arte con Sabor a Cafe: This shop, which is a cafe, bar and gallery all at once, is the perfect spot to grab a coffee while picking out your next piece of artwork to bring home. There is even live music playing during some evenings, adding a certain flair to the shopping experience.
• Taller E. Vega: Cuenca is somewhat known for its ceramics, and the shop called Taller E. Vega is one of the best places to buy them. All of the ceramics are locally made and handpainted by Eduardo Vega, a famous artist and ceramist whose work can be spotted all over the city.

If you're going to be doing lots of shopping, our luggage storage facilities will definitely come in handy for you. Each one of our convenient locations is chosen to be accessible and easy to use, making your shopping experience simple and stress-free. Now you can store luggage safely and out of the way while you go about your business, giving you more room to carry bargain filled shopping bags.

Restaurants in Cuenca

During your visit to Cuenca, you should make a point to try all of the local delicacies. Listed below are some of our favorite restaurants for you to visit.

• Mercado Cerrado: The Mercado Cerrado, also known as the main market, is the ultimate place to go to try local foods. Take your time exploring the different food stalls and tasting meals, like delicious chugchucara.
• Restaurante d'Anita: Located in a nearby seaside town, Restaurante d'Anita is a fantastic place to try seafood dishes, including the famous encocado. This meal is a specialty in Afro-Ecuadorian cooking and we urge you to try it one night in Cuenca.
• Guajibamba: This restaurant is a great spot to try cuy, a signature highland dish in Cuenca. Although this dish can be found in markets all over town, Guajibamba can offer you an upscale dining experience like no other.

Imagine this: after a long flight you've just arrived at your destination of the Cuenca airport and are looking for somewhere to eat before you check in to your hotel. It will be much easier to store luggage in Cuenca while you eat instead of keeping your bags with you where they could be in the way.

Taking advantage of luggage storage Cuenca

With access to airports, the Cuenca train station as well as bus stations, you can travel quite a distance from here and this city can be your gateway to other places in the country. If you plan to travel throughout Ecuador take a look at our guides for Quito, Banos de Agua Santa Ecuador, and Montanita. We offer a fantastic luggage storage service throughout Ecuador that you can take advantage of during your travels.