Luggage Storage Empire State Building

About Empire State Building 

Since opening in 1931, the Empire State Building has been a dazzling figure in the Manhattan skyline. The Art Deco building stands 1,454 feet from the street to the tip of its antenna and holds 102 floors. It is located on West 34th Street in Manhattan’s Midtown neighborhood and offers incredible views over the city from its observation decks.

Each year, over 4 million visitors flock to the Empire State Building to delight in the impressive architecture and soak up the incredible views from the building’s observation decks. Visitors can purchase passes for the 86th-floor observation deck and the 102nd-floor deck. The building is open daily from 8 AM to 2 AM. The views are incredible during the day, but if you go at night you can skip the crowds.

After your trip to the top of the Empire State Building, take a stroll through this vibrant New York neighborhood and check out some of the other alluring attractions. The neighborhood is home to many tasty eateries, historic buildings, parks, shopping districts, and much, much more. 

Fun Fact: The building was constructed in one year and 45 days, an impressive rate for a building of this size at the time. 

Things to do Near Empire State Building

The Empire State Building is conveniently located near many other popular NYC attractions. Don’t miss the opportunity to check some of the following sites off your bucket list while you’re in the area.

• Take in the incredible panoramic views of New York City from the observation deck on the Empire State Building
• Browse the collection of rare books and artifacts inside The Morgan Library and Museum
• Marvel at the beautiful, ornate architecture of the New York Public Libary
• Peruse the exhibits within the Empire State Building, which highlight the history of the building, the building’s sustainability practices, and more 
• Grab a drink and watch a game at Legends, a popular sports bar near the Empire State Building
• Go window shopping along Fifth Avenue and admire the impressive window displays of the high-end retailers lining the street
• Do some people watching and take in the beautiful architecture of Grand Central Station

Transit Options in or Near Empire State Building 

• Subway: 1, 2, 3 to Penn Station/34th Street; B, D, F, M, N, Q, R to 34th Street/Herald Square 
• Bus: M2, M55, M1
• Train: Long Island Rail Road, PATH

Luggage Storage Near Empire State Building 

The Empire State Building is located in New York City’s Midtown neighborhood. This area is packed with many other iconic NYC landmarks that you won’t be able to resist checking out while you’re in the area. Whether you prefer to explore on foot or opt to take advantage of NYC’s subway system, you’re sure to have an easier time if you’re not weighed down by heavy luggage. Fortunately, there are plenty of Bounce partners within the Midtown neighborhood who will be glad to care for your belongings while you’re out and about.

Luggage Storage Options Near Empire State Building 

There are tons of fascinating sites to see within a short distance of the Empire State Building. Don’t let heavy bags prevent you from making the most of your visit to this area. Drop your non-essential belongings with a Bounce partner for safekeeping while you explore the New York City streets.

Luggage Storage Near Morgan Library & Museum 

Built between 1902 and 1906, the Morgan Library & Museum is another example of incredible New York City architecture. This museum also houses many rare manuscripts that bibliophiles are sure to find alluring, including an early version of A Christmas Carol. But it’s not all books inside, you’ll also find paintings, sculptures, and other fascinating artifacts and art pieces. Peruse the Librarian’s Office, marvel and the elaborate architecture and ornate design, and scout for rare books. You’ll also find a gift shop, multiple galleries, a concert hall, and a cafe inside. For your convenience, stash your bags with a nearby Bounce partner during your visit.

Luggage Storage Near New York Public Library 

The New York Public Library is known for its impressive collection, which holds over 6 million books, and it’s beautiful architecture. You’ve likely seen it in films and television programs, but it’s even more impressive in person. Inside, you can tour the reading rooms, browse the collection, and marvel at the stunning Beaux-Arts architecture. There are free tours highlighting the building and the exhibitions if you’re curious to learn more about this fascinating destination. Your bag will be searched when entering certain sections of the library. Save yourself the hassle and stash anything non-essential with a Bounce partner before heading inside.

Luggage Storage Near Grand Central Terminal 

New York City’s iconic train station is worth a visit even if you’re not waiting for a train. Since opening in 1913, Grand Central Station has been a busy hub of activity and now welcomes over 750,000 visitors daily. Inside the terminal, you’ll be wowed by the incredible architecture and design, which was done in the Beaux-Arts style and incorporates spectacular fine details. Aside from sight-seeing, you can also visit one of the station’s many restaurants in the restaurant concourse, do some shopping, or simply people-watch. Stash your bags with a Bounce partner nearby to lighten your load while inside.