Luggage Storage Dublin

Store Your Luggage Around Dublin With Bounce 

Dublin, located on the east coast bay at the mouth of River Liffey, is both the capital and the largest city in Ireland. With well over a million people living there, you can be sure to find some fun to get into while you're in town. Some historic buildings in the city are known for their beauty and age, including the 13th century Dublin Castle and 12th century Saint Patrick's Cathedral.

But there is more to enjoy in Dublin besides historic buildings. Dublin Zoo is a popular place with tourists and locals alike, as well as the National Museum of Ireland. Make use of nearby luggage storage with Bounce partners so you don't have to drag your luggage around with you - it's no fun to have to worry about your bags while seeing the sights.

Luggage Storage Dublin Edition

Bounce has many convenient partner locations in the Dublin area, making it easy for you to drop off your things before heading off to enjoy the city. We know how much better it is to sightsee without the burden of your luggage. Bounce is easy to find and book online, and your belongings are guaranteed under our BounceShield™ Protection policy - left luggage in Dublin has never been easier!

Dublin City Guide 

Top Things to Do

Whether you're visiting for one night or a whole week, you'll find plenty of things to do in Dublin. From museums and hikes to restaurants and boutique shops, you can find hundreds of options. Drop your luggage off at one of our Dublin left luggage facilities and enjoy your trip.

Museums 

There are plenty of excellent museums in Dublin (more than 40), highlighting all of the city's important historic events and places. Here are Bounce's top three suggestions:

• The National Leprechaun Museum: Located in the Twilfit House on Jervis Street in the city centre, the first museum celebrating the world of Leprechauns is fun for everyone, especially if you're looking for things to do in Dublin with kids. 
• Dublin Castle: You can't leave Dublin without seeing Dublin Castle. Explore this stunning building on Dame Street and its two museums, the Viking Tower, Bermingham Tower, or take a guided tour of the whole place.
• National Museum of Ireland: find out all about Ireland's rich history at the National Museum. Not only is it highly educational, but it's also one of the best free things to do in Dublin.

Shopping 

There are so many great places to shop in Dublin, with plenty of shopping centers and boutiques in the city to choose from. Whether you want something unique for yourself or a trinket for a loved one, you can find it here:

• The Ilac Centre: With over 90 shops and eateries, this mall in North City Dublin on Henry Street has a bit of everything.
• Jervis Shopping Centre: Just a short drive away, Jervis has more than 55 stores to choose from. Located on Abbey Street Upper in North City, you can cruise the shops outdoors or inside. Some of the names you may recognize include Vans, Sbarro, Brambles, and Timberland.
• Stephen's Green Shopping Centre: Stephen's has over 100 retailers in a greenhouse-style indoor mall in the St. Peters area on St. Stephen's Green and King Street. This unique shopping area is full of light as well as fantastic shops.

If you want to continue out on the town after a long day of shopping stop by one of Bounce's luggage storage locations to drop off your shopping bags. Our storage facilities can store more than just luggage.

Dining 

When your hunger hits, you can choose from hundreds of eateries in Dublin from full-service dining to drive-through fast food shops. There are so many different options to try, whether you're looking for the best brunch in Dublin, a mouth-watering dinner, or some grab-and-go Dublin street food. Three of Bounce's favorites include:

• Old Mill Restaurant: For traditional Irish food, this quaint and cozy spot is located in Temple Bar Square.
• Queen of Tarts: Whether you are looking for cakes, soda bread, Irish ham, or a Queen's frittata, head over to the Queen of Tarts on Dame Street in Cork Hill.
• The Vintage Kitchen: In the old part of Dublin between the river and Trinity College, you can find this one-of-a-kind BYOW (bring your own wine) restaurant. They also sell arts and crafts right off the walls and play vinyl records on their record player. It's the perfect starting point if you're looking for things to do in Dublin at night.

Make the most of luggage storage in Dublin City Center

If you're making a trip to Dublin, don't leave without checking out Dublin's historic city center. You will want to spend some time wandering through its meandering streets, admiring 19th-century Victorian and 18th-century Georgian architecture. Whether you are trying to pass time before a flight or passing through Dublin, by utilizing luggage storage in Dublin City Centre, you can maximize your travel day.

Safety

The city takes its name from two ancient Irish words, “dubh” and “lind” – “dark” and “pool,” respectively. Ireland's government considers 998 to be the year when Dublin was founded. In the modern world, the citizens of “The Fair City” embrace Dublin's fascinating past as they work towards a prosperous future. Perhaps that's why Dublin's total population eclipsed 1.9 million citizens by 2016, and so many more people visit the city every year.

Traveling to any foreign city requires some extra levels of precaution. While the crime rate in Dublin is ranked as moderate, as a traveler you can take some additional steps to stay safe. One of the best ways to blend into a new city is to keep your luggage stored at a luggage storage facility while you wait to check into your accommodation. Bounce's luggage storage services can help protect your belongings. Download the app, book your luggage storage in Dublin, and safely store your luggage.

Naturally, cities that are as large and populated as Dublin experience more crime than smaller towns. To put things in perspective, we've analyzed Dublin's reported crime statistics as of December 2019. Overall, Dublin's citizens report relatively few violent crimes. As of 2019, only 2,332 robberies, extortion attempts, or hijackings took place. Conversely, 69,063 thefts and property-related crimes were reported. This data suggests that Dublin's citizens and visitors may need to take extra measures to secure their property. Bounce's luggage storage services can help protect your belongings. Download the app, book your luggage storage in Dublin, and drop off whatever is slowing you down.

Getting Around Dublin

Traveling to Dublin by Train

If you're coming to Dublin by train, you'll be arriving at one of the city's three main train stations - Connolly Station, Heuston Station, or Pearse Station. We have convenient luggage storage locations near all three train stations, which are also located fairly close to the city centre.

Arriving at the Dublin Airport

If you're flying into the city, you'll be landing at the Dublin Airport. Located 7 kilometers (or just under 4 miles) from Dublin city centre, Dublin Airport is a quick train ride away from everything the city has to offer. If you're visiting for a weekend or experiencing a layover in Dublin, make sure you take advantage of our nearby secure luggage storage locations so that you can make the most of your time there.

Frequently Asked Questions

“What's the best way to get around Dublin?”

• Dublin's buses and trains are the best ways to travel for short-term visitors. The Luas Tram system is also very reliable and affordable. The Dublin Busaras Station is located in the city and is an affordable transportation option to explore more of Ireland. However, long-term visitors may want to rent a car, as Dublin's transit system can get very crowded throughout the year.

“Is public transportation in Dublin safe?”

• Yes, Dublin's public transportation is very safe – thanks, in no small part, to agencies like Ireland's National Transport Authority and the Dublin Bus company. Both of them have produced several videos that share safety tips with commuters to continue to keep Dublin safe.

“What's the best neighborhood to stay in Dublin?”

• If you're looking for where to stay in Dublin, there are plenty of options. In many ways, O'Connell Street could be considered the heart of Dublin. Numerous festivals and events take place here year-round, making O'Connell Street one of Ireland's major cultural and event hubs, not just Dublin.

“What's the best time of year to visit Dublin?”

• Spring, specifically sometime in April or May, is the best time to visit Dublin. Ireland's almost perpetually rainy weather eases up during this time of year – as do the crowds of other visitors and the prices of plane tickets.

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