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Lisbon is a large city in Portugal with a population of more than 505,000. Settled in 1200 BCE, it is one of the oldest cities in the world. In 205 BC, it was occupied by the Romans and was actually dubbed as a city by Julius Caesar. However, it was originally known as Felicitas Julia Olissipo. The city changed hands several times after that, going from the Germanic tribes to the Islamic Moors, who named it al-Usbuma. In 1147, the Christians took over the city, led by Afonso. 

An earthquake thought to be a magnitude of 8.5 destroyed most of the city in 1755, but the Prime Minister started rebuilding, nonetheless. After being taken by about a half-dozen more armies, Lisbon finally became a member of the European Union in 1986. Being such an old and frequently troubled city, you can find remnants of the Ancient Roman Empire if you look. The best place to see these would be on a guided tour or at one of the museums.

Located at the mouth of the Tagus River and along the Atlantic coastline, most of Lisbon is waterfront property. There are a plethora of parks and beaches along the coast to enjoy. In fact, according to the locals, some of the best beaches in Portugal are located in Lisbon. Some of the most popular include Praia de Carcavelos, the Praia de Santo Amaro de Oeiras, Praia da Conceição, and Costa da Caparica.

As Lisbon has grown in popularity over the years so has the number of visitors. As you embark on your trip to Lisbon, consider looking into using Bounce luggage storage in Lisbon. We don't want your luggage to hold you back from exploring this magnificent city.

Lisbon's steep hills and cobblestone streets make it difficult to take your luggage with you while touring the city. Fortunately, there are plenty of left luggage lockers and luggage storage locations available across the city for you to make use of, whether you want to store your small backpack, your shopping bags, or your large luggage.

Store your luggage in Lisbon at any one of Bounce's convenient luggage storage locations around the city. We know what it's like to be in an exciting city, ready to explore. We've partnered with businesses all over to keep your bags safe and secure while you enjoy the sights. Our luggage storage locations are conveniently located near all major tourist attractions and stations such as Santa Apolonia, Rossio metro station, and the Lisbon Oriente station. Our luggage storage options offer great opening hours. 

So if you have some time to explore before you check in to your Airbnb or hotel, or if you’ve been out shopping and need a place to store your new purchases, Bounce will give you the freedom to explore.

How to book Lisbon luggage storage with Bounce

Finding a luggage storage facility with Bounce has never been easier. To begin with, we recommend that you download the Bounce luggage storage app. Through the app, you can use our interactive map to book convenient luggage storage, manage your pick-up and drop-off times, and make secure payments. If you are unable to download our app, we have a fantastic and easy-to-use website where you can also make reservations. 

After you’ve made your booking, if your plans change or if you need to find a different storage point, Bounce offers free cancellation up until your check-in time.

How long can I store my luggage with Bounce?

We offer storage in 24-hour increments. However, if you are taking a weekend trip and have a large piece of luggage you’d like to leave behind you can add additional days to your reservation. If you need to make a long-term storage request please reach out to our 24/7 customer support line and they will assist you. 

We work with local shops such as cafes or boutique hotels to create storage spots, so check the store details page for their hours before dropping off your bags. That way you can find a storage facility that matches your needs.  

Be sure to grab your camera and keep it handy while you tour Lisbon. The hills overlooking the Tagus River provide a spectacular view (take a look at our guide to Lisbon hikes if you love long walks) and the cobbled streets, cathedrals, and ancient ruins are unlike anything you will see anywhere else. The Arco da Rua Augusta is an ornate arch that was built in 1875, with amazing views of the city. Another fun place to visit is the Oceanário de Lisboa, which is an aquarium with all sorts of creatures to see and perfect if you're looking for some things to do with kids while you're in Lisbon.

Lisbon offers so many exciting things to see and do. To get you started, we've collected some of Lisbon's must see spots. Don't forget to store your luggage before heading off on your adventure.

If you want to explore more of the sights that the city has to offer, check out our top 10 things to see in Lisbon.

In one of the oldest cities in the world, you can find quite a few museums that preserve and display interesting artifacts found around the area. With access at least three dozen museums and galleries dive into Lisboa's rich history.

Remember to check the museums' bag policies before your visit, and remember you can always make use of luggage storage in Lisbon if you can't take all your belongings in with you.

This is a stunning castle in the hills built in the 11th century. You can take a guided tour, visit an archaeological site, and check out the city in a unique way with a Camera Obscura. The visitation area has artifacts that date back to the 7th century that were found on-site. You may even get a chance to see a duel or joust between knights in the courtyard. If you plan on dropping in for a few hours and have shopping bags with you, drop them off at one of our baggage storage locations. Our left luggage facilities store more than just luggage.

National Museum of Natural History and Science

To see the preserved flora and fauna of Lisbon and Portugal, this large museum has a variety of items to experience. All of the artifacts are over 250 years old and include botany, geology, anthropology, and zoology of the area.  

Also known as Museu de Marinha, see some of the most unique maritime vessels you can imagine here. Take a guided tour to learn about the history of these incredible ships and see the apartments in the royal yachts. You'll find more than 17,000 items in Jeronimo's Monastery, such as model ships and wooden figures. There is even a globe, built in 1645 by a famous globe creator, Willem Jansz Blaeu. You never know what you may see when you visit. 

Was founded in 1911 and has an everlasting dedication to teaching about and preserving contemporary Art. Give yourself plenty of time to stroll around the Museum as you take in its impressive art collections. The museum is located in the Chiado neighborhood, which is Lisbon’s main shopping hub. To access the museum by public transit, take the train to the Baixa-Chiado stop, from there it is a 3-minute walk. 

Shopping in Lisbon is definitely a unique experience. The people in Lisbon take their shopping seriously, and they enjoy beautiful and ancient architecture, so they merge these together in many of the shopping areas. If you're looking for some free things to do in Lisbon, window shopping in stores with such beautiful architecture is a great option.

Have you ever wanted to go shopping in a palace? Well, you can do that in Lisbon right in Embaixada. Designed to stand out in the neighborhood of Principe Real, this domed palace may look like a museum on the outside, but on the inside, it is full of shopping and dining places to enjoy.  

When this shop opened in 2007, it was immediately one of the most popular shops. It was filled with antiques and locally handmade items. The locals were instantly enthralled, and tourists fell in love with the place as well. You need to see experience this incredible market.

At first, you may think it is just an ordinary bookstore. But then you will notice some of the ancient trim and other attributes, making you think it may be older than you thought. And there is a framed certificate from Guinness World Records naming it as the oldest bookstore in the world. Built-in 1732, it has a lot of new releases as well as interesting antiques.

If you have filled your hands with new goodies and are not planning on heading back to your accommodation, luggage storage might solve your problem. You can store your stuff at any of our luggage storage spots in Lisbon. It costs €5 to store each bag per day which is perfect if you are headed out for the evening.

There are so many fantastic food spots in Lisbon, whether you're looking for a quick bite at a street food stand, the best place to brunch, or a delicious sit-down dinner. Of course, it always depends on what kind of food you want, but Lisbon has something for every palate and taste. 

This place is known for its burgers as well as its craft beers. Mostly geared toward Americans, they boast their old school American Burgers, but the locals love them too. In fact, Ground Burger has two locations. One is near the coast on Cais do Sodré, and the other is across from the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum Modern Collection on Av. António Augusto de Aguiar.  

Just in case you don't eat meat, Lisbon has vegan restaurants just for you. Cozy and casual, this unique shop has a vegan pulled pork sandwich made with jackfruit and burgers made with veggies. They are also known for their cocktail bar with some delicious fruity drinks and other adult beverages if you're looking for things to do at night in Lisbon. 

Of course, you cannot leave Lisbon without at least trying some local cuisine. Alma is one of the top choices for gourmet Portuguese and Iberian food. From confit suckling pig with corn purée, to salted cod with onion purée, you will not be disappointed. And for dessert, try a chocolate bomb or Madeira Island banana. 

It's been said that a capital city is the beating hearts of a country made real. London reflects the traditions and customs of England, as does Washington D.C. for America, Tokyo for Japan, and Lisbon for Portugal. Legend holds that the mythical Greek Hero Odysseus founded Lisbon centuries ago – hence Lisbon's early name “Ulyssippo,” after Odysseus Latin name Ulysses. The magic and mystery that surrounds Lisbon's past is still very prevalent in its present, albeit in a different way. Lisbon's natural beauty, art, music, and culture are all enchanting in their own right. Perhaps that's why more than 500,000 people call the spellbinding city home – and why millions of visitors tour the city every season.

Words and pictures alone don't do the “City of Seven Hills” justice. To truly appreciate how enchanting Lisbon can be, you'll have to visit the city for yourself. Before you visit, however, we'd like to share some information concerning the city's crime statistics with you.

Our research shows that Lisbon experiences moderate amounts of crime annually. However, pickpocketing is a much more frequently reported offense than most other forms of crime. Lisbon's Tram 28 is a notorious pickpocketing hotspot, with thousands of citizens reporting that their possessions were stolen each year.

Bounce's luggage storage services can help protect your property from Pickpockets when you visit Lisbon. You can find luggage storage in Lisbon by looking on the Bounce website or downloading our luggage storage app. Are high safety standards and fantastic customer service are just two reasons we are a top luggage storage service.


What's the best way to get around Lisbon?

There are plenty of different ways to get around Lisbon. The train network is extensive, with easy access to Lisbon train stations in every neighborhood (it doesn't take too long to get into the city by train from Lisbon airport, either). Ultimately, once you're in the city, Lisbon is very pedestrian-friendly. You won't have any trouble walking or biking from place to place as most of Lisbon's attractions and amenities are near each other. And if walking doesn't appeal to you, you can also use the city's famous tram network to get to your destination. We have multiple luggage storage locations by the train stations, so if you are just popping into the city and need to stash your bags, don't forget to check out Bounce.

Generally, Lisbon's public transportation system is safe. However, pickpockets tend to strike in areas that are densely crowded. The previously mentioned Tram 28 and even the Santa Justa Elevator are popular hotspots for pickpockets. If you have to commute by train or bus, keep your eyes peeled – and consider leaving your non-essential belongings with Bounce.

What's the best neighborhood to stay in Lisbon?

Bairro Alto is essentially the unofficial “party capital” of Lisbon. Conversely, Alfama is one of the city's oldest neighborhoods – serving as a sort of historic district for Lisbon. Know what you want from a neighborhood before you choose where to stay in Lisbon and you'll be sure to find the best place for you. We have lots of luggage storage locations in these popular neighborhoods, so even if you do not stay in one them you can still explore bags free.

What are the best museums to visit in Lisbon?

Lisbon's museums and art exhibits are extremely diverse. If you're a car enthusiast, the National Coche Museum ought to be high on your list of must-see venues. The Museu Nacional do Azulejo features thousands of traditional art pieces as well as its famous “Golden Church” exhibit. 

What's the best time of year to visit Lisbon?

The months between April and October are some of the best times to visit Lisbon. The earlier in the year, the cheaper your trip will be. However, if you travel to Lisbon during the middle of the year, you'll find that the city will be much livelier than it would be during the shoulder months. Whenever you visit, just remember that luggage storage in Lisbon has never been easier!

If you plan to travel throughout Europe take a look at guides for Porto, London, and Madrid. We offer fantastic luggage storage coverage throughout Europe that you can take advantage of during your travels.

Lisbon has many luggage storage companies to choose from. You can store your belongings with one of the private luggage storage establishments in Lisbon or at a Left Luggage site at the train station or airport. Luggage storage companies stow your belongings safely for a small fee and you pick them up later. These are found all over the city with the largest number near transit stations and attractions.

Yes, you can find storage lockers all over Lisbon. In fact, there are several in the Lisbon City Center as well as other large city buildings in the city. You can also find 20 at the Rossio Metro Station inside, 50 at Praça Figueira Parking, and 30 at the Martim Moniz Metro Station parking area.

The prices for luggage storage companies in Lisbon vary quite a bit. You'll pay from just € 5,45 per day to € 24,00 per day. The lockers at the City Center are € 4,00 for a few hours to € 12,00 per day. The luggage lockers outside the stations run about € 1,50 to € 8,50 per day.

How much does it cost to store my luggage in Lisbon?

Yes, several of the train stations in Lisbon offer luggage storage. These include Cais do Sodré, Lisbon Oriente, Lisbon Santa Apolónia, Rossio, and Sete Rios. The prices range from €4,50 per day for small luggage to €6 per day for large pieces.

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