Brooklyn Heights Promenade luggage storage

About Brooklyn Heights Promenade

Locals and tourists love to visit the Brooklyn Heights Promenade. This 1,826-foot long walkway crosses over the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway. Brooklyn Heights was once the hotspot of high society in the late 1800s and was home to the upper class and elite citizens of New York City. The Brooklyn Heights Promenade was one of the first historic preservation districts in New York. Mansions and townhouses line the promenade and offer a breathtaking backdrop for social media posts, making your friends and family wish they were there. 

It is commonplace to see joggers and skaters using the Brooklyn Heights Promenade. Locals can be seen sitting at outdoor cafes enjoying the scene before them and watching as cultures collide in a festive environment of camaraderie among locals and tourists. Some tourist companies in Brooklyn offer walking tours through the borough, including along the promenade. Learn more about the area from knowledgeable tour guides and enjoy refreshments at some of the eateries along the way. 

The Brooklyn Heights Promenade is one of the most photographed spots in all of New York City. Social media is laden with posts of the NYC skyline snapped from the promenade. The Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, along with Governor’s Island, can even be photographed well from along the walkway. 

Fun Fact: The Brooklyn Heights Promenade is also called the Esplanade. 

Things to do in Brooklyn Heights Promenade

The Brooklyn Heights Promenade more than just a walkway. It's an entire district of shops, eateries, and beautiful architecture. While in the neighborhood, grab a slice of pizza and head to the promenade for amazing views of the New York skyline. Check out some other things to do while in the area. 

• Take a stroll along the promenade and snap fantastic photos of the Brooklyn Bridge, New York skyline, New York Harbor, and even the Statue of Liberty
• Mosey through the Brooklyn Heights neighborhood where the rich and powerful of Brooklyn once resided in the late 1800s and early 1900s
• Drop by the Brooklyn Historical Society to learn more about some iconic people who have helped shape the borough.
• Sample local fare at one of the restaurants, delis, or cafes throughout the borough
• Head underground to the New York Transit Museum, housed in a former subway station and enjoy interactive exhibits
• Shop until you drop at the historic Brooklyn Women’s Exchange for handmade crafts including needlework, candles, and jewelry
• Pick up some take-out and make your way over to the Brooklyn Bridge Park for an impromptu picnic

Transit Options in Brooklyn Heights Promenade

• Bus – B57, B62, M103, X1
• Train – Hempstead, Long Beach, Newark (WTC)
• Subway – 2, A

Luggage Storage Near Brooklyn Heights Promenade

The Brooklyn Heights Promenade can quickly become crowded with locals and tourists on a nice, sunny day. With crowded streets, restaurants, shops, and walkways, you can easily become a target for mischief-makers if you drag your luggage with you. Sporting large bags will also limit what you can do along the promenade and which shops and eateries you can enter. Make your trip to the Brooklyn Heights Promenade memorable and experience all you can while there. Download the Bounce app, locate a Bounce partner near you, and drop your non-essentials for as long as you need.

Luggage Storage Options Near Brooklyn Heights Promenade

Once you have explored the Brooklyn Heights Promenade, take the opportunity to visit other interesting sights close by. Whether you are just here for the day or spending a few days soaking it all up, be sure to check out other attractions. Bounce can help you out with your bags. We're located throughout New York City in all the trendy spots you'll want to see.

Luggage Storage Near Roosevelt Island

A quaint, residential community, Roosevelt Island sits on the East River and is home to several historical points of interest. You can spend an entire day in the neighborhood and still not see every landmark. Stroll through fantastic green spaces and park settings. Sit and enjoy a picnic in the sunshine while staring out over Manhattan’s East Side. Ride the tram to the island and walk along the streets taking in the sights. 

Stop by the visitors’ center for the island called Blackwell House, built in 1796. You can take a tour of this historic farmhouse before picking up a map of the neighborhood and heading out to explore. Wander through the Franklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms Park and then check out the Renwick Ruin, a crumbling smallpox hospital that was built in 1854. Spend time visiting the sights, mosey through some shops, and grab a bite to eat at a local café. Don’t be stuck dragging your extra bags with you to Roosevelt Island. Bounce has several locations for you to store your stuff for the day. 

Luggage Storage Near Brooklyn Public Library

A great place to spend a rainy afternoon is the Brooklyn Public Library. Step inside and marvel at the beautiful architecture. The design of the building actually seems to mimic an open book complete with a golden entrance. It is home to over 1.5 million books and other periodicals. Grab the newest thriller or a favorite classic and curl up in one of the book nooks for a few hours of reading. Stroll through some of the special exhibits set up throughout the library, bring your child for storytime or other special events, or sit in on an educational program. Come listen to your favorite author speak or read from their latest works in the grand lobby. Check the special events for book signings and readings. 

Even though the Brooklyn Public Library is a well-known attraction that draws locals and tourists, it is still an operating library. Be sure to use your inside voice when visiting. Bring along your headphones and listen to tunes, lectures, or books while you browse the stacks. While you are welcome to make yourself at home at the Brooklyn Public Library, don't lug heavy bags along. Find a Bounce partner near the library to stow your non-essentials before heading inside. 

Luggage Storage Near Coney Island

After spending time strolling along the Brooklyn Heights Promenade, make your way to Coney Island. Adventure and fun await all who hit the shorelines, especially during the summer. Tourists and locals flock to the legendary Coney Island to lounge on the beach, hop on the Wonder Wheel, or head over to Luna Park and take on the acclaimed wooden Cyclone roller coaster. 

Street performers and vendors are found at every turn. Check out the Circus Sideshow when visiting in June or July. Relax with a cool drink and watch the Mermaid Parade held in June. Toss your hat in the ring and sign up for Nathan’s Famous hotdog eating contest held on Independence Day. Hit some of the trendy shops with funky, eclectic souvenirs and gifts. Exploring Coney Island will create memories that last a lifetime, but you do not want to be bogged down with baggage while exploring. Use the Bounce app to find a location nearby to store your bags.