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Munich is the capital of the German state of Bavaria. It’s a study in contrasts, a place where you’re just as likely to see people dressed in Lederhosen and drinking beer as you are to see works of modern art, high-tech cars and world-class universities. It’s also the keeper of the German beer tradition. It’s filled with beer halls and is the place that Oktoberfest calls home each year. This one event alone brings more than six million people to Munich each year.

Art and intellectual pursuits are of equal importance in Munich. A trip through Munich’s art quarter, the Kunstareal, nets visitors glimpses of some of the most famous works of art in the world. Aside from this, a trip to Munich brings you in close contact with some of the world’s best universities, shopping, and German life.

Whether you’re visiting Munich for Oktoberfest, the best nearby hikes, the excellent nightlife, or the Christmas markets, you’re sure to find plenty to do. As such, you’ll want to locate some options for luggage storage in Munich before you set off on your adventures. Bounce - that’s us - has numerous partners in Munich. These local businesses would love to provide you with bag storage in Munich for the day. Just log onto our app to find them.

Luggage Storage Near Munich Hauptbahnhof Train Station

How much does luggage storage cost in Munich?

Left luggage facilities in Munich costs only €5 per 24 hours on the Bounce platform for each bag or piece of luggage.

Where is the nearest bag storage in Munich?

The Bounce platform offers dozens of bag and luggage storage locations throughout Munich. With 24/7 customer support and up to $10,000 BounceShield™ Protection included with every booking, storing luggage in Munich has never been easier.

If you're visiting Munich in late September or early Oktober, don't miss out on Oktoberfest! The world-famous beer festival is held in Munich every year and is a lot of fun. Be warned though: you can't bring your bag into Oktoberfest if it's larger than a small backpack or purse. Keep your belongings safe and make the most of the festival with our Oktoberfest bag storage. Book a Bounce Munich luggage storage spot and enjoy your trip!

Some have called Munich’s Hofbräuhaus am Platzl, or the Hofbräuhaus for short, the most famous pub in the world. It is one of the places that made Bavaria the place to drink beer in Germany. After Oktoberfest, it counts as Munich’s biggest tourist draw. It’s the kind of place where the locals like to drink: If you visit this great beer hall, don’t be surprised if you see their personal beer steins lining the walls.

Bavaria’s Duke Maximilian I had it built-in 1589. It was originally an extension of the State Brewery of Munich. At one time, this brewery provided 30% to 50% of the Bavarian state’s tax revenue. Eventually, the state beerhouse was opened to the public in the early 1800s. The ravages of World War II destroyed most of the Hofbräuhaus, except for the historic beer hall. In 1958, the Hofbräuhaus am Platzl reopened, signifying the end of the post-war reconstruction work on this German landmark.

A visit to Munich’s historic brewhouse deserves your full attention. As such, you’ll want to look up your options for luggage storage in Munich near the Hofbräuhaus am Platzl. Here at Bounce, we provide customers like you with all kinds of options for bag storage in Munich and other world cities like Paris, France or St. Petersburg, Russia. Just log onto your Bounce app to find a bag drop near you. Or, if you're looking for more family-friendly activities, check out our guide to things to do with kids in Munich for more inspiration.

The simple fact is Germany is a very beautiful country, and one of the best places to see examples of this is in the Glockenbachviertel in Munich. It lies just south of Munich’s city center, right next to the Isar River. Not long ago, millworkers and the Jewish community called this section of town. Nowadays, it’s the city’s gay and lesbian community.

This luxury area of Munich is the place to go if you want to take in Munich’s beautiful architecture, lush flower beds, delicious Munich brunches, trendy bars, and cool places to shop. It epitomizes gemütlichkeit, a German word that is difficult to completely translate into English, though roughly it means “feeling at home” or “feeling comfortable.” Check out our neighborhood guide if you're looking for ideas for where to stay in Munich.

Speaking of feeling comfortable, it’s difficult to feel completely comfortable if you’re dragging your bags around. Fortunately, Bounce’s partners can offer you plenty of luggage storage options in Munich in or near the Glockenbachviertel. Our international partners are businesses like coffee houses, hotels, dry cleaning shops, and other easy-to-find locations. Log onto your Bounce app to find out more.

Like most major cities of the world, Munich has its own university and arts district. Called Maxvorstadt, or more affectionately, the “Brain of Munich,” this district sits north of Munich’s city center. For those who want to experience Germany’s intellectual culture firsthand, a visit to this district is a must. Within the confines of this area, you’ll find no fewer than seven universities, including Germany’s top two educational institutions, TUM and LMU.

Aside from this, a plethora of art galleries and museums give Berlin’s Museum Island a run for its money. Some of Germany’s most famous intellectuals have called this district home at one time, including Bertoldt Brecht, Joseph Ratzinger (formerly Pope Benedict XVI) and Wassily Kandinsky. It is also a place steeped deep in German history: A couple of locations in this district are associated with the Third Reich. It would be impossible to visit this district and not walk away with a deeper appreciation of German history, art, and culture.

Going bagless is the best way to visit Maxvorstadt, and fortunately, Bounce makes this simple. Just log onto our app to check out your options for luggage storage in Munich in or around Maxvorstadt.

Flughafen München, or Munich Airport in English, is the city’s international airport. After the airport in Frankfurt, it is the German airport that boasts the most traffic. It’s also Europe’s eight-busiest. Almost 50 million people passed through this airport in 2018.

A number of international airlines fly through Munich, which makes Munich an ideal city to visit for a long vacation, a weekend getaway, or simply a layover.  Airlines flying through Munich include Lufthansa, Air Canada, Air China, Air France, American Airlines, British Airways, Croatia Airlines, Delta Air Lines, easyJet, KLM, Scandinavian Airlines, and United Airlines. Options for a luggage storage service in Munich in or near the airport are numerous. Our Bounce partners are happy to provide you with bag storage in Munich for a couple of hours or for the day. Check out Bounce’s app to find a bag drop point near you.

Luggage Storage Near Munich Hauptbahnhof Train

Munich’s main train station, or München Hauptbahnhof in German, is the city’s main train station. It counts as one of three that serve Munich’s long-distance train travel passengers. Each day, nearly half a million people travel through the train station, making it as large (traffic-wise) as the main train stations in Frankfurt and Hamburg. It was originally built in the late 1930s: It took up residence in its current location by the late 1940s.

The Second World War severely damaged the station. Despite coming under heavy fire, the station resumed train services in the city after each Allied bombing. Eventually, 112 bombs fell in the area, and the train traffic had to be diverted to another one of the city’s railway stations. The loss in terms of life and property was immense. In the spring of 1945, Allied American troops overtook Munich. Eventually, reconstruction began in May of that year. By July, the station was operational enough to service almost 130 trains per day. By the end of the year, the station serviced almost 250 trains per day.

If your travels bring you into Munich Central Station, you’ll want to look into your options for luggage lockers in Munich near the train station. Make use of our guide to getting around Munich, too, if you'd like to plan your trip's transport in advance. 

The central square or pedestrian zone is a fixture in many European cities, and Munich is no different. In this case, it’s the Marienplatz, a location that has been in use in the city since the 1100s. Remnants of events past can still be seen here. The Old City Hall, which is a reconstructed gothic council hall, complete with a tower and ballroom sits on the square’s east side. During the Middle Ages, the city’s markets were here, as were many tournaments. In this location is also the Marian column, a monument honoring the Mother Mary, who is the Patron of Bavaria. The main square is also home to Munich’s Christmas market, a place where Christmas cheer reigns. This yearly event lasts for three weeks and is the place in the city to buy some of the most festive street food and drink in Munich, as well as handmade Christmas presents. Marienplatz is the best place to wander around if you're looking for some free things to do in Munich.

If you’re planning on visiting the Christmas market or if you just want to see the historic sites in Marienplatz, then you’ll want to take advantage of the options we have for luggage storage in Munich. Bounce has partners in and around this area, making finding bag storage easy.

Although much of Munich’s train traffic goes through its main train station, the city has other options for train travel, including its Ostbahnhof. It was inaugurated in May of 1871. By the following May, this train station became part of the city’s S-Bahn line, just in time for the Munich Summer Olympics. Eventually, U-Bahn service also came to the Ostbahhof, as did tram service.

Be sure to look up your options for luggage storage in Munich near the Ostbahnhof is your travels bring you to this part of the city. This is a convenient option if you want to take a day trip, but don’t want to carry your bags along with you. Bag storage in Munich begins with Bounce and our regional partners.

Munich is just a train ride away from Berlin, Frankfurt, and Hamburg. If you plan on enjoying any of these cities for a few hours or few days, make sure to make use of all of the convenient Bounce luggage storage facilities in Germany.

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