Canary Wharf luggage storage

About Canary Wharf

Of all the millions of tourists who visit London every year, not that many make it to Canary Wharf. After all, this neighborhood, located close to the Isle of Dogs along the River Thames, is better known as a business district than as a tourist attraction. Home to some of the tallest buildings in the UK, this area, along with the City of London, is the heart of London's financial district and is one of the global powerhouses of international finance and business.

If you're not in London for business, you may not feel a need to visit Canary Wharf. But the truth is, this vertical city within a city has more to offer recreational visitors than you might expect. In among the high-rise buildings, you can find plenty of great bars and restaurants and other fascinating places to explore. And with plenty of luggage storage locations nearby, you can easily drop off your things and explore this part of central London without being weighed down with bags.

Are there lockers at Canary Wharf?

Yes. There are a number of storage locker locations in Canary Wharf. Bounce offers a variety of luggage storage facilities near Canary Wharf and the Greater London area.

Where can I store luggage for a day in London?

You can find luggage storage services throughout London. Some London train stations offer luggage storage solutions in the form of luggage lockers, but these are getting harder to find. A better solution is to take advantage of the luggage storage options offered by Bounce. By partnering with local businesses, we make sure you always have affordable luggage storage options no matter where you are.

Which London stations have left luggage lockers?

You can find luggage lockers in most of the major train stations of London, including Charing Cross, Kings Cross, Euston, Paddington, St. Pancras, and Victoria Station. However, these lockers often have limits on the size of bags you can store and how long you can use them. A better option is a luggage storage service like Bounce. We provide luggage storage locations near all the major train stations and all the main attractions of the city so you never get caught short without a place to leave your things.

How to get to Canary Wharf

As part of London's business district, Canary Wharf is easy to reach from lots of destinations in the city, including the major London train stations. Plus, as a hub of international business, Canary Wharf is also well-connected to the airports of the UK capital.

The closest airport is London City Airport, which is only three miles away from Canary Wharf. This airport flies to many major cities across Europe and is popular with international financiers and others who come to do business in the city. It only takes about 20 minutes to drive from the airport to Canary Wharf, making it an easy and relatively affordable taxi ride. There is also the Docklands Light Railway, although you won't see many stock traders taking that option. Running from the airport itself right to the heart of Canary Wharf, the train allows you to reach this district in around 25 minutes and only costs around £2.

This part of London is absolutely packed with train and Underground stations, so you won't have a hard time getting here no matter where you are coming from. Canary Wharf has its own station on the Jubilee Underground line, and you can reach this district from London Bridge Station in about seven minutes or Westminster in around 13 minutes.

That means even if you arrive in London via one of the big airports such as Heathrow or Gatwick, you won't find it too difficult to get to Canary Wharf. All you need to do is take the train into the city, where every major train station is connected by the London Underground, and then make your way to Canary Wharf from there.

Things to do near Canary Wharf

The Cube

This unusual attraction is based on a British TV show of the same name, but don't worry. You don't need to be familiar with the show to have a blast here.

Basically, this high-tech attraction involves seven different games that will test your coordination, speed, judgment, and problem-solving abilities. This interactive game room is fun for the whole family, and it's a great way to spend a couple of hours enjoying something different from the usual London tourist trail. However, luggage storage facilities are limited here, so make sure to book luggage storage online with Bounce before you go so you can focus on enjoying yourself.

How to get to The Cube

The Cube is located at 14 Charter Street within Canary Wharf itself. It's a walk of only around half a mile from Canary Wharf Underground station, so it's an easy place to enjoy while you sample everything else Canary Wharf has to offer.

Museum of London Docklands

Of course, London is absolutely packed with great museums, so even the biggest history buff will have to be selective about what they want to see. Still, this museum located close to Canary Wharf is definitely one to consider, and you'll find it much less crowded than some of London's more famous establishments.

For centuries, the Docklands were the heart of London's economic and industrial activity and a key part of the UK's Industrial Revolution. This museum, located in a former sugar warehouse, examines the importance of the Docklands and the effect they had in the history not just of London, but of the UK as a whole and beyond.

Like most museums in London, this one is completely free to visit. The museum has lockers that are big enough to hold a carry-on bag and cost £1 to use, but if you have anything bigger than that, take advantage of Bounce luggage storage near London Docklands Museum. We offer affordable luggage storage wherever you are.

How to get to the Museum of London Docklands

From Canary Wharf station, the museum is only a short walk of around one-third of a mile. After storing luggage nearby, you can easily walk to this museum and learn more about the area.

The Shard

Canary Wharf is home to some of the tallest buildings in London, and therefore in the UK. But if you really want to get above it all, drop off your things at a luggage storage location then take the short journey to The Shard on the other side of the River Thames.

At almost 310 m in height, this is the tallest building in London and one of the tallest in Europe. The views from the observation deck of the tower are absolutely stunning, especially if you head here first thing in the morning or around sunset. Along with office space, the building also houses a luxury hotel and several restaurants, so if you want to enjoy a meal with an incredible view, this is the place to do it - so long as your budget allows for the sky-high prices.

How to get to The Shard

From Canary Wharf Station, you can take the Jubilee line of the London Underground to London Bridge Station. The Shard is only a five-minute walk away from the station, so the entire journey shouldn't take much more than 20 minutes.

Barbican Conservatory

There's no denying that London can be an exciting place to explore. But central London, in particular, can also be overwhelming. Sometimes, you just want to get away from it all and recharge your batteries, and there are few better places to do that than this incredible conservatory.

The huge glass roof of the conservatory keeps out the worst of the London weather and allows a variety of different plant species to grow and thrive. A kind of indoor tropical rainforest, the conservatory is also home to many species of exotic birds and fish, so wandering through here for an hour or two will make it feel like you are a long way from the hustle and bustle of Canary Wharf. The conservatory is also free to visit, which makes it a budget-friendly option for families or for anyone who just wants to enjoy a bit of nature in the UK capital.

How to get to the Barbican Conservatory

Take the Elizabeth line of the Underground from Canary Wharf Station to Liverpool Street. From there, it's about a 15-minute walk to the conservatory.

Luggage storage near Canary Wharf

Given all the great things there are to see and do in London, this financial and business district often flies under the radar of recreational visitors. But Canary Wharf packs some great things to do into a relatively small space. Plus, with excellent transit connections to the rest of the city, it's well worth taking some time to get to know this area as part of your visit to the city.

Make your trip easier by finding a place to store luggage, and you'll soon see just how much there is to do here.