Frankfurt Airport luggage storage

About Frankfurt Airport

Frankfurt is the capital city of Hesse, a state in Germany, and is a worldwide hub for education, commerce, culture, transportation, and tourism. As the fifth-largest city in the country and a top global financial center, it makes sense that its airport is also one of the busiest. Frankfurt Airport, also known as Rhein-Main-Flughafen in German, is a major airport that serves Frankfurt and nearby areas. Furthermore, it is the central hub of Lufthansa Airlines and hosts many other domestic and international airlines.

Frankfurt Airport is a usual entry point for those who want to enter the continent, which is why it earned the nickname “Gateway to Europe.” Over time, however, Frankfurt has solidified its status as a top destination. There are visitors from all over the world wanting to see the city’s top attractions – from cultural venues and world-class museums to green spaces, unique buildings, and a bustling electronic music scene. When it comes to things to see and do, Frankfurt definitely has it all. This is why Bounce has several locations across the city - we want to make your time in Frankfurt more convenient and hassle-free!

Fun fact: At Frankfurt Airport, you can go on a tour where you get to see what it’s like behind the scenes at the airport – from how luggage gets checked in to trying out a flying simulator. 

Things to Do Near Frankfurt Airport

Arrival at Frankfurt Airport signifies the start of an unforgettable time at this incredible German city. Getting from the airport to the main city center is also fairly easy because of Frankfurt’s superb transportation system. Whether you’re here for a short layover, a few days, or even up to weeks, it will be easy to fill up your days with fun things to do and beautiful sites to see. These are some of Frankfurt’s attractions and activities that you shouldn’t miss. 

• Appreciate horticulture at the Palmengarten, or Botanical Garden. The green space covers 50 acres and houses over 6000 botanical species.
• Get a panoramic view of Frankfurt at The Main Tower, one of the city’s tallest skyscrapers and the first-ever high-rise building in Europe. 
• Walk across Eiserner Steg, also known as Iron Bridge. This pedestrian bridge is famous for its “love locks” and is one of the best places to get a lovely view of Frankfurt.
• Go on a walking tour of the city’s Old Town, Altstadt, and learn about its history while seeing some points of interest in the area.
• Shop your heart out at the Flohmärkte Schaumainkai, an open-air flea market that takes place every other Saturday along a portion of Schaumainkai Street. 
• Frankfurt is one of the world’s leading financial centers. Get an in-depth look at the world of foreign exchange and monetary policy by visiting The Money Museum, otherwise known as Geldmuseum der Deutschen Bundesbank.
• Try the Apfelwein, a traditional Frankfurt drink similar to cider. The best place to go for this drink is Sachsenhausen, where you will find several traditional pubs called “kneipens.”
• Experience the Frankfurt nightlife scene and dance to electronic music at the Robert-Johnson Club found in the Offenbach district.

Transit Options in Frankfurt Airport

• S-Bahn (S6, S9)
• U-Bahn (8, 9)
• Airliner Bus

Luggage Storage in Frankfurt Airport

The city of Frankfurt has the busiest airport in all of Germany. It welcomes thousands of passengers daily. Whether you are arriving for a short stop or planning to stay awhile, make the most out of your trip. Take away the hassle of dragging a heavy bag around with Bounce. With locations all over Frankfurt, it's easy to find a partner within your area and deposit your luggage there. Afterward, you will have less to worry about as you go from one attraction to another.

Luggage Storage Options Near Frankfurt Airport

• Römerberg: Römerberg, located in the heart of Altstadt, is a public square that once served as the site of different markets, trade fairs, and coronations. Explore the space and nearby attractions without having to carry a heavy bag by leaving your things with Bounce.
• Städel Museum: This 200-year-old museum is home to some of the most significant art collections in the world, including works by Edgar Degas, Edvard Munch, Rembrandt, and Van Gogh. Like most museums, large bags or backpacks aren’t permitted inside Städel. Instead, store your pack temporarily at a Bounce location. 
• Senckenberg Natural History Museum: Another museum in Frankfurt not to be missed. The Senckenberg is focused on natural history and features a massive collection of animal specimens. This includes the world-renowned Lucy, a dinosaur skeleton that is 3.2 million years old. 
• Kleinmarkthalle: This indoor market toes the line between a traditional German produce market and an international food experience. There are over 150 stalls that sell fresh food, smoked sausages, and other produce as well as international selections – from Italian to Turkish products. Make your visit to Kleinmarkthalle more comfortable by depositing your items at a Bounce partner in the area.
• Goethe House and Museum: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Germany’s greatest writer, was born and raised in Frankfurt. His family home is now one of the city’s most popular attractions. The Goethe House gives you an insight into his home life, while the Goethe Museum next door showcases works during his time. Drop off your bag at a Bounce location before visiting the site. 
• Alte Oper: Located in the famous Opernplatz (Opera Square), Alte Oper, aka Old Opera House, hosts approximately 300 performance events every year, including opera, ballet, Broadway musicals, and more. Guests are prohibited from bringing large bags inside the concert halls. As an alternative, you can store your luggage with Bounce before your visit.
• St. Paul’s Church: Also known as Paulskirche, the former Lutheran church served as the seat for the first democratically-elected parliament in Germany in 1848. At present, it functions as an exhibition space for various events. Explore this site without any burden by leaving your bag with a nearby Bounce partner.
• Zoo Frankfurt: Found in the heart of the city center, the zoo is open 365 days a year and is home to over 500 different species of animals. With 11 hectares to cover, it’s best to not have to carry your heavy luggage. Before you visit the zoo, stow your bag at a Bounce location.