Luggage Storage Dusseldorf Central Station

About the Dusseldorf Hauptbahnhof (Hbf Central Station):

The Dusseldorf Hauptbahnhof, or Dusseldorf Central Train Station in English, has existed since October of 1891. The construction of the station, which was designed in the Wilhelmine style, replaced three other stations. The original station served the city of Dusseldorf, Germany, until late 1930, when city bosses determined that the station’s design had become outdated.

A competition was held for a new design. Eight designs were submitted. Ultimately, the architects Krueger and Eduard Behne worked with the Reichsbahn directorate to create the new design. Notable in that design is the building’s clock tower. Later reconstructions added a food court and elevators. They additionally added a discotheque and a hotel where the first-class waiting room used to be.

Nearly one million passengers pass through Dusseldorf Hauptbahnhof each day. The station accommodates every kind of train, including high-speed and regional trains. It also offers a number of services, like WiFi, toilets and a travel center.

Visitors to the city’s Central Station who have a couple of hours to spend can rent luggage storage in Dusseldorf Central Station and in the surrounding areas. Bounce partners with local businesses in cities around the globe to provide its clients with a place to store their bags for the day. If you need more information about bag storage in Dusseldorf Central Station, log onto your Bounce app.

Things to Do Near Dusseldorf Hauptbahnhof:

Dusseldorf is a wonderful city. It has been ranked as one of the world’s most livable cities. It’s likely that you may agree after you spend some time in this charming city. It has excellent offerings for food and drink, including some famous German beers, cultural attractions, like museums, universities and Old-World charm.

If your travels bring you to this city for the day, be sure to check out Bounce’s options for luggage storage in Dusseldorf Central Station and the surrounding area. Doing so allows you to take to foot, without having to carry your heavy bags around with you. Check out Bounce’s app to see where you can find Bounce partners in the city. These businesses are usually easy-to-find establishments, like coffee houses and hotels.

Here’s a list of some of our favorite things to do near the Dusseldorf Hauptbahnhof.

The Hop On, Hop Off Tour

This is your 48-hour pass to see the best sights in Dusseldorf and to skip the ones that don’t strike your fancy. When you purchase a ticket to ride, you’ll board a double-decker bus that takes you on a 90-minute tour of Dusseldorf. It covers all of the major tourist attractions in the city, like the Kunstakademie, Altstadt/Rheinufer and MedienHafen to name but a few. You can hop off at any of these stops to explore further. The ticket price also includes a river boat tour.

Your city adventure shouldn’t have to compete with your bags for your attention. Before you embark on your tour, be sure to check out your options for bag storage in Dusseldorf Central Station. Check your Bounce app to find a partner business near where you’ll be.

ExitDoors - Escape Room

If you’ve ever thought it’d be cool to live in the world of Tesla or to try to escape the Matrix, then you won’t want to miss a visit to ExitDoors. It’s an escape room facility with cool adventures, filled with puzzles that will challenge you. Adventures can accommodate between two and seven people.

Radstation (Bike Station)

Once you disembark from your train, it’s likely that you’ll be ready to move your body a bit and experience the open air. You may even want to rent some bikes for sightseeing. If so, you can find bikes to rent at the Radstation, as well as used bikes for sale, bike repair and bike parking. Radstation also has special offers for families who are riding together. If you rent two adult bikes, kids ride for free (up to three bikes). Or you can get a bike trailer for free for your youngster.

If you know that you’ll want to rent bikes once you reach Dusseldorf, you can email the company ahead of time (or fill out the form on its website) to have a bike waiting for you. The company answers emails Monday through Friday.

Before you go ride your bike, be sure to check into luggage storage in Dusseldorf Central Station. The back of your bike is no place for your heavy bags. Let a Bounce partner in the city take care of your bag storage needs, instead.

ANMO Art/Cha

At ANMO Art/Cha, you can have a spot of traditional Japanese or Chinese tea as you enjoy the works of art in this unique gallery. Visitors can go to a tea tasting anytime or they can stop by on Mondays or Tuesdays for tea classes. The studio is located in an area of Dusseldorf known as “Little Tokyo.” It’s run by artists Motoko Dobashi and Anna Friedel.

Königsallee

Königsallee, or King’s Alley in English, is the quintessential European tree-lined street. Locals call it “KÖ” for short. It’s a place where you’ll find world-class shopping, streetside cafes and rooftop bars and art galleries. There are banks and other service institutions nearby. It’s a great place for dinner or for a stroll on a Saturday afternoon.

Altstadt (Old Town)

The city’s Old Town area only covers about a half a square kilometer. Yet, it has much to offer history seekers. It is a place that’s bound to impress beer lovers as well. In fact, this section of Dusseldorf has been affectionately nicknamed the “longest bar in the world.” If you’re hungry, you’ll find more than a few good restaurants to curb your appetite: over 260 to be exact. The quaint streets are lined with buildings constructed in traditional German architectural styles. Pedestrian zone areas make it safe for people to stroll around at a leisurely pace.

If you’ll be hanging out in Old Town for a while, you’ll want to find out what your options are for bag storage in Dusseldorf Central Station. Old Town is a walkable area of the city, and you won’t want to stroll around this area with your bags in tow behind you.

Transit Options:

The city of Dusseldorf, like most European cities, has an extensive public transportation system. This makes getting around really easy once you hit the Dusseldorf Hauptbahnhof. You’ll find all major forms of transportation here, like:

• Trains: High-speed, regional, the U-Bahn and S-Bahn
• Taxis
• Buses

There’s also bike parking, car rentals and other services. You can find more information about these services at the Deutsche Bahn website.

Once you arrive at the train station, be sure to look into your options for luggage storage in Dusseldorf Central Station (or in the nearby area). Bounce has many partners in the area and is always adding more partners to our roster. You’ll find them by logging on to your Bounce app.

Luggage Storage in and Near Dusseldorf Hauptbahnhof:

Luggage storage in Dusseldorf Central Station and in the surrounding area is easy to secure. You’ll find storage lockers inside the train station. If you find that the lockers aren’t spacious enough to hold your bags, then be sure to look on your Bounce app to find one of our partners. They’ll take your bags for the day for less than $6.