Liverpool Street Station luggage storage

About Liverpool Street Station 

Liverpool Street Station is an Underground and railway station situated in Bishopsgate, London. Liverpool Street Station is one of the busiest train stations in the UK, with over 60 million people traveling along its rails every year. One of the reasons Liverpool Street is so hectic is that it connects London with many other parts of the country, including Norfolk, Essex, and Suffolk. It's also the starting station for the Stansted Express, which takes travelers to and from Stansted Airport.

Liverpool Street Station first opened in 1874. Before its conception, Bishopsgate Station was the main terminus in the area; however, the Great Eastern Railway considered it too small to play a part in its expansion. Liverpool Street Station is sometimes referred to as 'the Dark cathedral' due to its spire-like structures composed of glass and wrought iron.

Liverpool Street is conveniently located near to some of the best attractions in London, including Big Ben and the Tower of London, making this an excellent area to store your luggage while exploring the city. There are several Bounce luggage facilities close by that provide easy and secure storage for your belongings.

Fun fact: Liverpool Street Station is one of four London stations featured in the British version of Monopoly.

Things to do at Liverpool Street Station

As Liverpool Street Station is in the City of London, there's plenty of activities to enjoy while you wait on your next train. The station offers lots of shops and restaurants, so drop your bags off at a Bounce storage service and check out some of these amenities. 

• Enjoy a coffee and light snack at one of the station's many chain cafes, including Cafe Nero, Costas, and Starbucks. 
• There are several well-known shops located within the Liverpool Street Station if you're looking to do a spot of shopping. Stop by Boots and pick up some new perfume or aftershave, or head to WHSmith and get a book to read on your next train journey.
• There are some restaurants and fast food options at Liverpool Street if you're hungry after a long day traveling. Chow down on some pub grub at the Wetherspoons or enjoy some sushi at Wasabi.

If you have some extra time to kill, head out of the station and hit up some of these attractions located within ten minutes of Liverpool Street Station.

• Dennis Severs' House - Step back in time at this museum, which depicts what life was like for Huguenot silk weavers. The tour tells Dennis Severs' story, which leads you around a house full of 18th and 19th-century furnishings and antiques.
• Whitechapel Gallery - Any art lover will want to check out the Whitechapel Gallery. This contemporary art museum has featured exhibitions by many famous artists, including Mark Rothko, Frida Kahlo, and Hannah Hoch.
• The Gherkin - Fancy checking out one of London's iconic skyscrapers up close? Head to the Gherkin. This unique tower is nearly 600 feet tall. If you fancy lunch with a view, you'll find several eateries located high-up in the building.
• Spitalfields Market - Full of food stalls and shops, Spitalfields Market is one of London's oldest market locations. A 5-minute walk from Liverpool Street station, foodies would be wise to check it out. 

Transit Options at Liverpool Street Station

• Tube Lines: Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan, Central
• London Buses (8, 26, 35, 47, 78, 135, 205)
• Santander Bicycles
• Taxi Rank
• Overground trains into Essex, Suffolk, and Norfolk
• The Stansted Express

Luggage Storage at Liverpool Street Station

London is a sweeping metropolis with dozens of fun activities to try and historic landmarks to visit. While touring London's bustling streets, the chances are you're not going to want to carry your bags around with you everywhere. With many locations dotted around the city, the best place to store your luggage is with Bounce. Booking luggage storage with Bounce is easy and quick, making it perfect for touring a sprawling city like London. Simply download the app or use our website to find the best spot for you within minutes.

Liverpool Street Station Left Luggage Lockers

While there aren't any luggage lockers in the train station, if you're looking for a left luggage service in Liverpool Street Station then you're in luck - there's an Excess Baggage office right by platform 10 and Bounce locations all around the area.

Attractions and Activities near Liverpool Street Station

• Tower of London - One of the closest major tourist attractions to Liverpool Street is the Tower of London. For nearly a thousand years, the Tower of London has been involved in some of the most historic events in British history, including the beheading of Anne Boelyn and the murder of Henry VI. Take a tour of the tower and see where these events took place. If you don't feel like carrying your bags around the tower's narrow, winding halls, drop them off at a nearby Bounce storage unit. Find out more about our Tower of London storage spots.
• Brick Lane - Brick Lane is a vibrant neighborhood in East London, home to many shops, a Sunday market, and several historic sights. After touring the market and shops, stop by one of the Bangladeshi restaurants for a curry, or swing by the historic Ten Bells pub, which has been open since 1666. The Ten Bells also has a close relationship with Jack the Ripper, and there are several places you can leave luggage nearby in case you want to go on one of the area's exciting Ripper walking tours.
• The Museum of London - London contains some of the best museums in Europe, and one of the most popular is the Museum of London. This museum maps English history from the Romans through to modern times.
• The National Gallery - Located in Trafalgar Square, the National Gallery holds many of the most famous pieces of art in the UK. There are over 2,000 works in the museum's collection, including paintings by the likes of da Vinci, van Gogh, Vermeer, Rembrandt, and more. Touring the gallery will likely leave you feeling heavy-footed, so make sure to drop your bags off at a Bounce storage spot beforehand. 
• Big Ben - No trip to London would be complete without a visit to Big Ben. Located at the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben's massive clock tower rises over 300-foot into London's skyline. Make sure you listen out for its famous chimes and snap a picture with the clock from Westminster Bridge.