Piccadilly Circus luggage storage

About Piccadilly Circus

Located in the city of Westminster, right in central London, Piccadilly Circus is an iconic location in the British capital. Built in 1819, it takes its name from its circular form and functions as a kind of public square.

Due to its location near the traditional centers of British wealth and power, Piccadilly Circus offers almost infinite options for entertainment. No matter what you like to do, you’ll probably find it close to here. Some of the world’s best restaurants, nightlife, and shopping are all available in this area. And you won’t have to travel far to explore British culture, either.

Surrounded by glittering billboards, Piccadilly Circus is reminiscent of New York's Times Square. Often crowded with tourists, street performers, and vendors, a visit here can almost overwhelm you.

Leaving your bags at a luggage storage facility will allow you to travel more easily in this popular area. Knowing your bags are safely looked after, no matter how many of them you have or how big they are, frees you up to enjoy the experience of being in London. Drop your luggage at a Bounce location and make your trip easy on yourself.

Things to do in Piccadilly Circus

Piccadilly Circus is an attraction in itself. But its location in central London means it's close to everything this great city has to offer. For that reason, it's easy to add Piccadilly Circus to a more extensive trip.

With nearby hotels, restaurants, casinos, shops, and theaters, you don’t have to stray far from Piccadilly Circus to find all the entertainment you could want. Everything London has to offer is at your fingertips.

• See the Piccadilly lights. If you visit the Circus, you won't really have a choice about seeing the lights. You can't miss them. Especially at night, when the whole square is lit up by the ever-changing colors of the advertising that surrounds it.
• Go to the theater. London is one of the world's great theater cities, and the West End, where Piccadilly Circus is located, is the place to see them. If you're lucky enough to get tickets for a show, you're in for a memorable evening.
• Take a tour to explore Piccadilly Circus and the surrounding area. Along with historical tours, you can see where John Lennon met Yoko Ono or locations where Warner Bros. filmed the Harry Potter movies.
• Shopping on Regent Street is something no fashion fan should turn down. Regent Street runs from Piccadilly Circus to the northwest and is home to some of the world's most legendary brands.
• The Royal Academy of Arts is just a short walk from Piccadilly Circus. This impressive building boasts world-class art exhibitions and is a must for any art lover.
• Shop like a local at Berwick Street Market and experience the vibe at this classic London destination. Whether it’s food or fashion that appeals to you, you’ll find it at this raucous London market. 
  

Transit options near Piccadilly Circus

• Piccadilly CircusSstation is a London underground station connected to Piccadilly Circus. This is the easiest and best way to reach Piccadilly Circus from anywhere in central London.
• Piccadilly Circus connects to the Piccadilly and Bakerloo lines. The Piccadilly line connects to King's Cross - St Pancras train station. Piccadilly Circus is in Zone 1.
• Piccadilly Circus is also served by many bus lines, including 12, 88, 94, 159, and 453.

Luggage Storage at Piccadilly Circus

Because it’s close to so many of London’s attractions, Piccadilly Circus is almost always a busy area of the city. The presence of tourists attracts street performers, vendors, and other people seeking to profit from visitors. While Piccadilly Circus is very safe, it’s not a place you want to be carrying heavy bags around with you.

Bounce has many locations in central London where you can drop your bags and know they will be looked after until you return. You’ll enjoy your trip a lot more if you travel light, so find luggage storage near Piccadilly Circus and enjoy your trip.

Attractions and activities near Piccadilly Circus

• Trafalgar Square: This public space holds statues of iconic figures from British history and commemorates the victory over Napoleon at the Battle of Trafalgar.
• The National Gallery: Britain's foremost art gallery holds a staggering collection of art from the 1300s up until the 20th century. Leave heavy luggage at a nearby luggage storage service in London, and you could spend hours – if not days – wandering the halls of this impressive institution.
• Palace of Westminster: The Houses of Parliament are more correctly known as the Palace of Westminster. But whatever you call this grand building, you're bound to be impressed by it. The seat of British power for centuries, it's also home to the iconic clock tower known as Big Ben.
• The London Eye: Just on the other side of the River Thames from Piccadilly Circus, this gigantic Ferris wheel offers an unsurpassed view of London from its glass pods.
• St. Paul’s Cathedral: Built after the Great Fire of London in 1666, this is one of the grandest and most iconic churches in the city. It was the tallest building in London from its construction until 1963, and its impressive dome is still one of the tallest church domes in the world.