Luggage storage Southampton

About Southampton

Southampton is a port city situated on the coast of Hampshire, England. One of the most significant metropolitan areas in the South East, Southampton, is a major transport hub and features some of the region's best attractions. Traveling from abroad into Southampton is easy thanks to Southampton Airport, which provides passengers with regular flights across Europe to destinations such as Paris, Amsterdam, and Geneva.

Southampton was founded over 2,000 years ago by the Romans. It was originally known as Clausentum. Over the next 1,000 years, Southampton was controlled by the Saxons and Normans and sacked by Viking invaders. Southampton expanded rapidly during the Victorian era, due to the construction of an official port. By the 20th century, Southampton had grown into one of the busiest ports in England. Its shipyard was one of the biggest in the country and became famous for building many cruise liners, including the RMS Titanic.

In the modern-day, Southampton is a bustling metropolis with excellent shopping opportunities, vibrant nightlife, and some interesting historic attractions. 

If you are looking for a place to store luggage or backpacks while you explore the city, Bounce has fantastic left luggage facilities throughout Southampton. Bounce is a left luggage service that partners with local businesses like restaurants to create secure storage drop points. Our locations have convenient opening hours and are perfect if you need a place to drop off your belongings for a few hours or a few days.

Things to do in Southampton

Whether you're looking to kill some time before catching your train or flight home or you're a local looking for something fun to do, you won't be short of activities in Southampton. Once you've dropped your bags off at a Southampton luggage storage location, check out some of these superb nearby activities. 

• Shop til you drop at West Quay. This mammoth shopping mall is home to well over a hundred different shops and restaurants, with some up-scale stores, including Hollister, Tommy Hilfiger, and Marks & Spencer. If you need a secure area to store your shopping bags, Bounce left luggage is happy to keep those safe so you can enjoy exploring with your hands-free.
• Enjoy a candlelit dinner at one of Southampton's top eateries. Popular choices include The Jetty, Tim's Bistro, and Soleto.
• Get lost in nature at the New Forest Wildlife Park. Situated outside the city near the quaint village of Lyndhurst, this zoo contains dozens of different animal species, including Asian short-clawed otters, Scottish wildcats, and Eurasian eagle owls.
• Discover local history at Bargate. Located right in the city centre, Bargate is a medieval gatehouse dating back to the 12th century, which once served as the city's guildhall.
• Learn about British aviation history at Solent Sky. This museum is home to more than 20 classic aircraft, including harrier jets and legendary spitfires. Make sure to check to see if you can bring luggage into the museum and if they have proper lockers if you have a handbag to store.

Transit options in Southampton

Southampton Central Station

Southampton Central Station is the main train station that services Southampton. There are no luggage storage facilities at Southampton station, so you will need to look for an alternative storage location with a luggage storage service like Bounce. If you are stopping in Southampton before heading off on a cruise ship and arriving via train the cruise terminal is located a 6-minute taxi ride from the station.

Luggage storage in Southampton

Southampton is one of the largest cities in southern England, with tons of great activities and attractions dotted across the cityscape. If you're planning to tour some of the city's best sights, you'll want to find a place to stash your bags. Bounce offers the best luggage storage service in Southampton with several convenient locations across the city, which can be found at local businesses. Book yourself a spot on the Bounce app, and within minutes you'll have a secure place to leave your heavy suitcases along with the peace of mind that your belongings will be kept safe.

Attractions and activities in Southampton

• SeaCity Museum: The SeaCity Museum is one of the most interesting museums in the region and is a great way to learn about local maritime history. The museum was opened in 2012 to mark the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic. One of the most important exhibits in the museum is the Southampton's Titanic Story, which features an interactive scaled-down replica of the Titanic, which tells the story of different crew members, many of which were from Southampton.
  Another superb permanent display at the museum is the Southampton: Gateway to the World exhibit. From Norman invaders to Roman traders, this exhibit tells the history of Southampton's port, with the help of an interactive historical map. If you get a little peckish after touring the museum, swing by The Galley Cafe for a snack and some refreshments. SeaCity has a strict bag policy, so you'll want to check in at a Southampton luggage storage service before taking a tour. 
• Southampton City Art Gallery: If you're an art lover looking to discover a unique collection of European works, consider visiting the Southampton Art Gallery. One of the best art galleries on the South Coast, Southampton City Art Gallery, contains over 5,000 pieces dating back to the Renaissance period. One of the museum's oldest artworks is Coronation of the Virgin by Allegretto Nuzi, an altarpiece painted in the mid 14th century. While a relatively modest collection by many museum's standards, the Southampton City Art Gallery does contain paintings by some world famous artists, including Claude Monet, Camille Pissaro, John Singer Sargeant, and many more. The museum also hosts temporary exhibits and borrowed artworks, so check what's on before you stop by. 
• Tudor House and Garden: The Tudor House and Garden is among Southampton's most important historic buildings. The Tudor House dates back to the 15th century and served as home to some of Southampton's wealthiest residents over the years. Adjacent to the Tudor House at the back of the garden is a Norman House, which is thought to be over 800 years old. Converted into Southampton's first museum over 100 years ago, the Tudor House and Garden give visitors a unique insight into how Tudor and Norman settlers lived. There are some fascinating items on display here, including glass painted panels of unknown origin, a prayer book dating back to the 15th century, and a penny farthing bicycle. The Tudor House does not have a facility to store luggage.