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Germany's capital city was founded in the 13th century and was a center point for trade routes in the area. Since then, it has been the capital of not only Prussia but also the German Empire, the Weimar Republic, and the Third Reich.

Since the fall of the Berlin Wall and the reunification of East and West Germany, Berlin has once again taken its place as one of the world's most interesting capital cities. It's a hub for culture and media, as well as politics, high-tech firms, and of course, tourism. Berlin also sees its fair share of film and music festivals, contemporary art, great brunch spots, and street food trucks, making it one of the most fascinating cities in the world.

Whether you're looking to stay on budget with some free things to do in Berlin, to get out of the city on a hike, or fun things to do with kids, start out your trip to this important European capital by finding the best options for luggage storage in Berlin. Bounce has luggage storage facilities all over the city, some are even open 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. Download our luggage storage app or check our website to find a convenient storage spot near you--left luggage has never been simpler.

How much does luggage storage in Berlin cost?

Luggage storage in Berlin only costs €5 per bag for up to 24 hours of storage. This pricing is a flat rate and does not change based on the size of your luggage.

As you tour around Berlin if you find yourself in need of a luggage storage spot we've got you covered. The Bounce platform offers dozens of bag and luggage storage locations in Berlin. With 24/7 customer service and up to $10,000 BounceShield™ protection included with every booking, your luggage is safe with us.

Alexanderplatz, or Alex, as it is more affectionately called, got its name from the Russian Tsar Alexander I, who visited here in 1805. During the early years of the 20th century, it played an important part in Berlin's nightlife.

This large public square is full of statues and other street art. Alex is one of the most modern and certainly busiest hubs in Europe. Each day, it receives at least 360,000 people, which to put it into perspective, is the same number of people that pass through Times Square in New York City each day. If you're looking to stay in the heart of Berlin, this could be the neighborhood for you.

Alexanderplatz has a train station, which allows visitors to get to the shops, record stores, coffee shops, and other attractions in the area. It's also home to one of Berlin's most famous landmarks, the Fernsehturm, or TV Tower. If you would like to photograph this and other famous landmarks in Berlin without having to worry about juggling your backpack and other pieces of luggage, then look for luggage storage Alexanderplatz. Bounce Partners in the area will gladly stow your belongings so that you can more fully enjoy this landmark.

Luggage Storage Near Berlin Central Station

Berlin has plenty of train stations, and Central Station is the city’s main train terminal. Steel and glass walls are the face of this important transportation edifice. From looking at this stunning piece of architecture, it's difficult to imagine the bombed-out train station it was during and after World War II.

If you plan to get around Berlin by train, then you'll probably arrive at the station at some point. From the central station, visitors to the city can catch the S-Bahn. The Zoologischer Garten, as well as Alexanderplatz, stand just 10 minutes away from here. Additionally, people who need to make a connection to Berlin Schoenefeld Airport can do so from Berlin’s main train station.

If you are headed into the city for the day or want to get one more attraction in before you depart Berlin, our luggage storage service is perfect for you. Our concierge service is much more convenient than using the traditional luggage lockers often found at train stations. When compared to a luggage locker our flat €5 pricing per day is hard to beat.

Luggage Storage Near Friedrichstraße Station

Named after Frederich III, who ruled the area from the late 1600s to the early 1700s, Berlin's Friedrichstraße Station counts among the city's most historically interesting and busiest hubs. By the time World War II rolled around, the area around the station had already become known for its music halls and theater, including the Wintergarden variety theater.

During the Cold War, Friedrichstraße, which is 3.3 kilometers long, literally had a line running through it. Nowadays, from Friedrichstraße Station, it's possible to reach the Berliner Ensemble, Admiralspalast and Unter den Linden, as well as other notable sites. Important historical landmarks like Brandenburg Gate and Germany's Parliament are within walking distance from here.

If you've come to shop in Berlin, or to enjoy some theatrical entertainment, it's a great idea to check out your Bounce luggage storage app to see what options for left luggage are near Friedrichstraße Station. Bounce’s luggage storage facilities can be found in businesses, like coffee shops, hotels, and restaurants. Our facilities can take anything from shopping bags to hand luggage to large suitcases.

Before the Berlin Wall fell, Checkpoint Charlie was one of the places where Allied Forces, foreign tourists, and Allied Diplomats were allowed to cross into the Soviet sector of the city. Checkpoint Charlie operated for almost 30 years.

Once the Berlin Wall fell, thousands of East Germans flooded through the gates at Checkpoint Charlie on their way to their new-found freedom. Its iconic guardhouse now stands as a museum (one of many amazing Berlin museums you should make sure to visit), a reminder of a city and a country divided. Not far from Checkpoint Charlie, visitors can also see Pariser Platz, the German Parliament, known as the Reichstag.

If your love of modern history brings you to Checkpoint Charlie for the day, be sure to store your luggage near this area. There is always something going on around Checkpoint Charlie, so it's best to navigate this area unencumbered by your bags.

Luggage Storage Near Berlin Tegel Airport

Named after Otto Lilienthal, Berlin Tegel Airport serves at least 20 million people a year. It is located in Tegel, a borough of Reinickendorf, which is northwest to Berlin's city center. Berlin Tegel Airport was once a part of the Jungfernheide Forest, a spot where the Prussian nobility went hunting. After the first world war broke out, it became an important location for military training.

After WWI, the Treaty of Versailles prohibited Germany from having any armed aircraft. However, Berlin Tegel Airport once again became a training area for the military during World War II and was destroyed by the Allies during the air raids of the Second World War. During the years of the Cold War, Berlin Tegel Airport played an important role in events like the Berlin Airlift. Nowadays, major airlines, like Air France, British Airways, Iberia Express, Lufthansa, Swiss International Air Lines, and United Airlines all fly into and out of this airport.

If you have a long layover in this famous airport, consider leaving the airport to explore Berlin. If your belongings are holding you back from taking advantage of your layover, then luggage storage in Berlin is the perfect solution. No matter the size of your belongings our local partners are happy to help you find a place to store your luggage so that you can see the amazing sights.

Travelers heading into Berlin find that the city's Ostbahnhof (East Train Station) counts among Berlin's main jumping-off points. Each day, around 100,000 visitors come to the Ostbahnhof to catch trains and to access city streets nearby. With its easy access to the S-Bahn, as well as to the city's bus lines and a car park, it counts among Berlin's most important transportation hubs.

Once outside its gates, it's possible to access the East Side Gallery, the longest-remaining stretch of the Berlin Wall, as well as the Mercedes-Benz Arena and the Postbahnhof. Its location near Kreuzberg also lets city visitors catch a glimpse of one of Berlin's most historically interesting areas.

Luggage storage in Berlin near the Ostbahnhof is the perfect way to enjoy the sights hand free. Just log on to the Bounce app to find a place near this train station, to store your belongings. At our luggage storage facilities your luggage is kept in a private location to ensure maximum security.

Luggage Storage Near Berlin Schoenefeld Airport

The Berlin Schoenefeld Airport is the country’s secondary international airport. It's located in the state of Brandenburg, which lies 18 kilometers outside of Berlin. Historically, Berlin Schoenefeld Airport counted as the main civil airport of East Germany and was the only airport in East Berlin. Since the reunification of East and West Germany, this airport has seen more and more passengers pass through it each year. As many as 13 million passengers come through it annually.

Berlin Schoenefeld Airport serves airlines, like EasyJet, Egypt Air, Holiday Europe, Pegasus Airlines, and Ryanair. From this airport, it's possible to catch trains to Alexanderplatz, Charlottenburg, Berlin Ostbahnhof, and the Berlin Central Station.

If you're flying into this airport, then you'll want to look for options for luggage storage in Berlin at or near Berlin Schoenefeld Airport. Log on to your Bounce app to reserve bag storage once you land--Luggage storage berlin is here to make your trip more enjoyable.

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