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Store your luggage around Glasgow with Bounce

Glasgow, the largest city in Scotland and the fourth biggest in all of the UK, is home to more than 600,000 people. The area that the city sits on has held a settlement since prehistoric times and there are plenty of landmarks that have been around for thousands of years, including some structures left by the Romans. 

More recent attractions that bring travelers to Glasgow include over 20 fantastic classic or modern art galleries and museums, a wonderful music and theater scene, plus great food. Being a center for science and innovation, the city was also the birthplace of the very first ultrasound machine that was created in the 1950s. 

As you can tell, Glasgow has attractions that are ancient, historic and modern, offering more than enough to keep you occupied during your vacation. To make the most of your time in Glasgow take advantage of the many left luggage facilities that we have scattered around the city. Download the Bounce app, stow your stuff and see as much as you can without the burden of your bags!

Our luggage storage service helps travelers all over the world make the most of their day no matter where they are. We’ve partnered with local businesses to create luggage storage facilities near transit hubs like Glasgow Central Station. And unlike railway station lockers or lockers at bus stations, you won’t have to wait in line to drop off your things when you book with us. 

On top of that, our luggage storage locations don’t have any size or weight limits and we’re able to store items like large suitcases, strollers and sports equipment. We also have a fixed price and don’t charge more to store bigger items, making us the best option for cheap luggage storage in Glasgow.

You’ll find quite a few options when it comes to how to spend your time in Glasgow. An intriguing history, rich culture, plenty of shopping opportunities and fantastic food are just some of what awaits when you visit this city. 

Whenever you’re visiting a new city, stepping into a few of its museums is a great way to learn more about its history. Glasgow has several intriguing attractions for you to explore, from big museums with grand exhibits to smaller, more intimate institutions. Here are a few of our favorites that we recommend you check out during your stay.

If you were impressed when we said that the land of Glasgow has been inhabited since prehistoric times then you’ll absolutely love this museum. Fossil Grove is home to some of the oldest attractions in the city, including 11 fossilized tree stumps that are more than 330 million years old and date back to the Carboniferous Period. That makes them two times older than the dinosaurs! In 1887 the parkland of Victoria Park was being landscaped and that’s when the tree stumps were discovered. The museum that stands here today was built around them and is undoubtedly one of the coolest spots in the city.

Although their policy is unclear, it’s not recommended to bring any luggage into this museum. It’s fairly small and, being located inside of a park, some of the terrain is uneven. For your convenience and peace of mind, leave them at one of our many luggage storage facilities in the area.

Located inside the grounds of Kelvingrove Park, this museum in Glasgow has been open since 1901 and sees more than a million visitors per year. The building is large and separated into two wings; one with a unique museum collection and the other displaying some of the best civic art in all of Europe. The wide variety of weird but equally wonderful exhibits, as well as the fantastic artwork, makes it an interesting place for people of all ages.

Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum bag policy

Their bag policy isn’t specified, but many museums don’t allow big bags, backpacks or suitcases to be brought into the exhibits. To be safe, we suggest checking out Glasgow luggage storage options close to the museum. You can leave your things with us for a few hours while you explore the gallery.

If science is what piques your interest then this is the place for you. The Glasgow Science Centre is home to more than 250 exhibits perfect for curious minds, with everything from plasma balls to a planetarium. Located on the banks of the River Clyde, on the opposite side of the Riverside Museum, it’s the perfect place to start a day of museum exploring. This establishment has three floors to explore, so reserve a couple of hours if you want to see it all.

There’s lots to see at this museum and you won’t want to have your luggage taking up space. Feel free to drop off any excess baggage at a left luggage facility before your visit. Download our Bounce app and you’ll have no problem finding luggage storage near you since we have partners in local hotels and shops close to many of the top locations for tourists in the city.

It’s important to know whether your bags are able to follow you into the museums so that you can prepare if they’re not. Before planning your visit, check for one of our luggage storage locations nearby.

It’s fun to go shopping on vacation to find souvenirs that will remind you of your trip, gifts for loved ones back home, or just to treat yourself to something new. When you’re planning to go shopping in Glasgow, keep these terrific places in mind.

If you want to treat yourself to high-end clothing and accessories, the shops along Buchanan Street are perfect. Here you’ll find everything, whether you’re looking for beauty boutiques, fashion stores or footwear specialists. The whole street is a pedestrian-only zone and the buildings lining it have some pretty impressive architecture as well. At the end of the street, you’ll find the Buchanan Galleries shopping mall.

At the east end of the city, at Gallowgate, is The Barras Market. It happens every weekend and has both indoor and outdoor shops to explore, with vendors selling all sorts of things. The most common items include home decor, handmade items and vintage clothing. There are also some fantastic food stalls serving snacks and sweets. It’s an enjoyable place to shop and is also quite affordable.

Situated a little ways outside of the Glasgow city center, this shopping destination can offer retail therapy and a break from the busy city streets. It’s an outdoor-styled mall and is home to more than 100 fashion shops in total with names like Argos, TK Maxx and Hobbycraft here. There are a few eateries in the area as well, so you can go out for a meal after you’ve finished shopping.

When you’re on the way to shop, stop by one of our locations to store your luggage in Glasgow. Whether you’re using one of the main train stations, the Glasgow subway, Buchanan Street bus station or any other mode of transportation to get here, it’ll be fast and simple to stop by and store your bags and personal belongings before you browse the stores. Take advantage of our great service to drop off your hand baggage so you’ll have more room for shopping bags.

As the biggest city in Scotland, Glasgow offers a wide range of tastes for all palates. No matter what kind of food you’re craving, you’ll be able to find it here. Below are a few of our top picks for places to dine. Try a few of them while you’re visiting Glasgow.

Five March is a wonderful restaurant to visit for brunch, dinner, or just drinks. It’s a bit of a hidden gem and is situated on a quiet side street near Kelvingrove Park so if you’re stopping by the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum we mentioned above, you’ll already be close by. No matter what meal you decide to come here for, you won’t be disappointed.

Anytime you’re craving South Asian cuisine, make your way to this Glasgow restaurant. It’s been a favorite among the foodie community since it opened back in 2004 and offers both classic and specialty dishes.As well, everything on the menu is gluten-free.

Looking for somewhere to go for a casual meal? Despite what its name suggests, this place offers fresh and delicious meals and is a great place to get introduced to Vietnamese cuisine. Many people like to come here as a group and order a bunch of small plates to share. They bring out the dishes as soon as they’re prepared — you’ll have a full feast in front of you in no time.

Whether you’re dining at a casual restaurant, going out for a fancy meal or just grabbing drinks, don’t let your bags get in the way of your night. Keep them close by but out of the way using one of our luggage storage options nearby.

There’s so much more to discover in Glasgow, like the Glasgow Cathedral, Glasgow Green, the People’s Palace Museum and the Glasgow Botanic Gardens. If you take a train from the Glasgow Central Station or a plane from the Glasgow Airport you can reach plenty more incredible cities. 

If you plan to travel throughout the United Kingdom take a look at guides for Bath, Oxford and Brighton. We offer fantastic luggage storage coverage throughout the United Kingdom that you can take advantage of during your travels. 

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