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Liverpool lies on the eastern shore of the Mersey River in England’s county of Merseyside. The city has an extensive maritime history and has served as the home port for famous ships like the RMS Titanic and the RMS Queen Mary.

The city has been a hub of country “firsts,” establishing England’s first lifeboat station, School for the Blind, and underground railway tunnels among many other innovations. It comes as no surprise that The Beatles came from this land of progress and ingenuity.

Transportation in Liverpool is diverse. This popular tourist destination welcomes visitors from around the globe and has established a well-tuned network of buses, rail lines, and ferry routes. Most city streets are bicycle and pedestrian-friendly, and Liverpool John Lennon Airport offers easy continental and international access to the city. 

Liverpool is known as the “World Capital City of Pop.” The status was granted by the Guinness Book of World Records due to the dozens of record-breaking music singles produced by resident musicians (primarily, The Beatles). Today, the city is packed with music-themed museums, shops, and pubs.

Fun Fact: Over 100 years old, Liverpool’s Liver Building clocks are two feet larger than London’s Big Ben, making them the largest clock faces in the UK. They were first started on June 22, 1911, exactly when George V was crowned king.

Seeing the unique sights of Liverpool will keep your itinerary full from morning to night. Wondering where to stow your stuff when you go from one incredible attraction to another? We’ve got a convenient solution for keeping your bags safe while you see the best of Liverpool. Use the Bounce app to book luggage storage in this city of creativity and ingenuity.

During a Liverpool visit, don’t limit your explorations to city sights. The beautiful, art-filled city of Birkenhead lies just west of Liverpool and is packed with cultural attractions. Parks, villages, and rolling countryside dot Liverpool’s eastern boundary, offering relaxing respites from the bustle of the city.

Experience the best of Liverpool without worrying about your bags; find a Bounce luggage storage location nearby, drop your gear off with us, and move on to your next destination. We partner with local businesses to create luggage storage facilities so you’ll have plenty of choices to store your bags as you navigate the city and beyond. When you book luggage storage in Liverpool with us, you can relax knowing that your personal belongings are in a secure location.

Liverpool attractions don’t disappoint. Musically-minded travelers will find much to learn and explore, and art lovers won’t run out of work to admire. In true Liverpool fashion, new sights and hotspots pop up all of the time, so each visit here is sure to be unique. From world-class museums to comfy, waterfront pubs, Liverpool leaves a lasting impression. 

Fans of Beatles music like Strawberry Fields Forever will want to see the original Strawberry Field adored by John Lennon. Those who like outdoor activities can stroll along Crosby Beach. When out and about at these terrific places, store non-essentials with us and enjoy your day.

Attractions and activities near Liverpool

A trip to Liverpool wouldn’t be complete without a visit to The Beatles Story exhibition. Here, guests are transported back to a time when rock and roll was booming, and John, Paul, George, and Ringo formed their world-changing band. The exhibits are elaborate and focus on various aspects of the band’s music, members, and transformations. Instruments, apparel, and detailed recreations of performance venues and recording studios are displayed here. 

Beatles fans should probably set aside a full day (or two) to explore this epic collection. The on-site FAB4 Cafe serves snacks and beverages, and the museum’s gift shop offers some of the best Beatles-themed apparel and memorabilia around. 

The Beatles Story Exhibition/Museum bag policy

According to their website, The Beatles Story Exhibition does not have a cloakroom or luggage lockers for bags. You’re able to carry small backpacks inside, but bigger items will need to be left somewhere else. Store your luggage with us while you explore the museum. At our left luggage facilities, you can take advantage of a fixed price no matter the size of your suitcases, freeing you from having to drag around excess baggage during your trip.

This diverse Liverpool museum highlights life on Earth, past and present. The museum has been around since the mid-1800s and has remained in the same venue for over 150 years. Exhibits cover a range of topics, from dinosaurs and Ancient Egypt to space and just about everything in between. During a World Museum visit, you can view marine species at the aquarium and spiders in the Bug House. The museum’s World Discovery Centre displays Greek pottery, and the Space and Time exhibition features watches, moon rocks, and space-viewing tools. Museum admission is free, though visits should be booked ahead to ensure timely entry. 

The World Museum kindly asks that you don’t bring big bags into the museum so that there’s more room for guests to navigate the exhibits. They offer storage lockers on-site, but they’re limited in size and supply. Remember our baggage storage facilities are always available to make your day go smoothly. Before museum-hopping, use the Bounce app to leave your heavy luggage behind for a few hours or even the entire day at one of the local businesses we’ve partnered with.

Carve out lots of time on the itinerary for Sefton Park. This 200-acre green space is the pride of Liverpool’s park system. Wide, paved paths wind through manicured gardens, offering bikers and walkers lots of room to roam. The setting is mostly natural and vibrantly colored benches line the paths. 

A bronze Peter Pan statue can be found near the park’s stunning glass Palm House. Sefton Park is one of the many family-friendly attractions in Liverpool, perfect for picnicking and relaxing. To experience one of the park’s most tranquil spots head for Fairy Glen, a secluded site along its eastern edge. 

To find the many luggage storage options close to Liverpool parks, check the Bounce app or website. Book online anytime you want to use our luggage storage service, giving convenience and flexibility to explore Liverpool to the fullest.

This 100-acre park was established in the mid-1800s, and some of its original structures still stand today. Just a 15-minute bus ride from Liverpool’s City Centre, the park is easy to access and features rolling terrain and a boating lake. During a park visit, you can feed ducks, follow paths winding through fields and mature forests, and stop for a rest near the park’s bandstand. Historical structures to check out here include the Seaman’s Orphanage and the Newsham House. 

This park will provide a place to relax after a morning of shopping or museum-hopping. Looking for somewhere to store luggage or shopping finds in Liverpool? Our luggage storage locations are the perfect place to stow your personal items while you see the city.

It’s hard to describe 69A since it’s much more than just an antique shop. Here you can shop for vintage furniture, apparel, and all kinds of intriguing knick-knacks. There’s lots to see here so you can definitely find some sort of treasure, and prices can vary greatly depending on the item.

Having been around since 1971, Probe Records is one of the best-known music and vinyl stores in the city. It’s been visited by several popular bands and artists throughout the years, and there was even a time when Pete Burns from Dead or Alive worked as a shop assistant. Buy your CDs and vinyl at this unique store.

There are plenty of unique items to be found at the Bluecoat Display Centre. They stock handmade items made by more than 350 artists and you can find everything from home decor and artwork to beautiful fine jewelry.

Rise and shine with breakfast or brunch at Dale Street Kitchen. Build a protein-packed plate or sip an energizing smoothie at this cozy, casual venue. Many people say that their smoothies are excellent, and they offer several vegan dishes as well.

Looking for intimate dining? Make a reservation for Roski Restaurant for a creative meal prepared by Anton Piotrowski and team. The menu changes often and you can expect wonderful dishes like Beef Carpaccio, Rabbit Loin and Cod with Beef Fat Chips.

Fuel up on traditional British cuisine with a modern spin at Wreckfish. The atmosphere is relaxed but luxurious, and the menu is simple but diverse. Come by for lunch and try a Flat-iron steak or dine on Confit Duck Leg or Chicken Schnitzel for dinner during the week. Chocolate Banana Waffles and Baked Green Eggs are hits for breakfast, served only on weekends.

Trains are a fast, comfortable and convenient way to travel between cities but also to reach some of the top attractions around Liverpool. If you’re interested in taking day trips from Liverpool to another major city close by, like Manchester, the average price for tickets is about £9.90. Liverpool Central Station and Lime Street Station are busy transport hubs for getting around the city.

Bus (Queens Square and Liverpool One bus stations)

The buses in Liverpool can get crowded during peak hours, but they are frequent and usually on time making them a very reliable way to get from one place to another within the city. A single adult bus fare is quite affordable at just £2.00.

If you need to get across the Mersey River, just hop on a ferry! Not only are they a great way to cross the water but also let you see the city from a new perspective. A one-way ticket costs about £3.00, and a return ticket is about £4.00.

Liverpool is a pretty busy city and sometimes experiences traffic, which is why it’s great to take a bike now and then. You can rent a CityBike for around £10.00 for the whole day.

When you need to get to a specific location fast, taxis can help you out. There are lots of them around the city and they’re safe and reliable, although more costly than some of the other options mentioned above. A trip from the Liverpool Lime Street railway station to the City Centre is about £8.00.

Use Bounce for all your baggage storage needs in Liverpool

Our storage facilities provide a great spot to quickly store your luggage in Liverpool because you can complete the booking online, making it super quick and easy to drop off your bags and get out into the city.

Leaving your things at our bag storage locations is especially convenient when using transportation hubs, like the train station or bus station, or while visiting the top locations in the city where it can get busy. 

As you explore more of Europe Bounce has convenient luggage storage in cities such as Manchester, London, and Birmingham. Check out our guides to learn more.

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