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New York City truly needs no introduction, being that it's largely touted as the best city in the world. It goes without saying that the concrete jungle of NYC offers infinite options for work and play. The New York lifestyle is fast-paced and constantly abuzz, with people zipping around from one activity and neighborhood to the next.

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Or, are you traveling to New York for work or vacation? Perhaps you just got into town through Grand Central Terminal, or have some time before a flight, and want to explore the neighborhoods and sights without extra things weighing you down. No matter the scenario, you can safely store your luggage in convenient locations around New York City with Bounce.

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NYC is one of the world's most coveted places to live and visit. As "The City That Never Sleeps," infinite options abound around the clock for people of all ages and from all walks of life. Whether you're looking to get out of the city center for a hike or find some free things to do in NYC, whether you're having a romantic weekend away or you're taking the kids out for the day, there's truly something for everyone to take part in and enjoy in the Big Apple. If you're visiting in the Fall, be sure to check out our guide to Autumn in NYC for more ideas.

While the thought of museums might seem boring or stuffy to some, the ones on offer in NYC are in a league of their own. NYC museums are among the cream of the crop globally, housing some of the world's greatest pieces of art, history, and science. Here are a few of the best, or check out our guide to museums in NYC for more detail.

This Upper East Side museum is arguably the grandest of them all. Its collection boasts a whopping two million pieces spanning 5,000 years. From ancient artifacts to contemporary treasures, the Met truly covers every base. Bonus: New York residents can visit for free or opt to give a small donation. (Bag-check policy: You can leave your coat, umbrella, and small backpack at the Met's coat check. However, luggage and large backpacks aren't permitted inside the museum. Drop off your larger items with a Bounce partner nearby for New York luggage storage on the Upper East Side.)

Only a short stroll away from Grand Central Station, the MoMA is one of the world's most prominent and authoritative museums for Modernist masterpieces. Bonus: Visitors can browse the collections without spending money on UNIQLO Free Friday Nights, every Friday evening from four to eight p.m. Be warned, however, that you'll be pushing past swarms of other bargain hunters. (Bag-check policy: Items up to 11" x 15" x 5” in size can be carried throughout the MoMA. Items exceeding dimensions of 14" x 22" x 9” aren't allowed to be checked. If you're in a bind and don't want to miss the opportunity to visit the MoMA on account of your things, check out Bounce partners nearby for luggage storage near Grand Central Station.

Science buffs can't get enough of the natural wonders on display at this Upper West Side behemoth. From the children's favorite Hall of Ornithischian Dinosaurs to the out-of-this-world Hayden Planetarium under the helm of Neil deGrasse Tyson, you can't help but walk away from here wide-eyed. (Bag-check policy: You can check your coat, umbrella, and a small backpack for $2 per item. However, the museum disallows visitors to check luggage and oversized backpacks. Sidestep any potential inconveniences by counting on Bounce for New York luggage storage on the Upper West Side.

If you'd rather take the road less traveled and avoid the crowds, take a look at our guide to non-touristy things to do in New York for some inspiration.

A trip to NYC wouldn't be complete without some retail therapy. If you can't find what you're looking for in New York, chances are you won't find it anywhere else. Whether you're searching for designer digs that'll cost what some people pay in rent, some simple cost-friendly basics, or a one-of-a-kind vintage piece, NYC stores have it all. Explore our complete guide to shopping in NYC and take a look at some of the highlights below - don't forget that you can store your bags in one of our convenient luggage storage locations while you stop for some lunch or head out for dinner!

The Upper East Side is home to the flagships of some of the world's best department stores. Fashionable options include Barneys New York, Bergdorf Goodman, and Bloomingdales.

To get your fix of of-the-moment pieces and basics that won't break the bank, head to the likes of H&M, Zara, Topshop, Gap, and Urban Outfitters. While their branches are scattered throughout the city, shops such as these are most densely concentrated around Times Square and Broadway in Soho.

If vintage merchants and smaller boutiques are more up your alleys, take your time walking past the storefronts of intimate shops on the Lower East Side, West Village, and Tribeca. (FYI: The latter two neighborhoods will likely have higher price points.)

New York City is a gourmand's playground. The city boasts any and every kind of cuisine you can imagine, whether it's served at a Michelin-star chef's restaurant or out of a modest food truck. From all-American eats like burgers and fries or steak and potatoes; to Korean-Mexican fusion; to hundreds of native offers across the enclaves of Chinatown, Little Italy, and the like; if you crave it, you can have it. Here's a modest roundup of popular foodie options in NYC:

Chelsea's namesake indoor food court offers everything from German currywurst to Jamaican jerk chicken to Mediterranean street food. You can cap off your meal with crepes or doughnuts, and walk off the calories by browsing the dozens of shops under Chelsea Market's roof.

Smorgasburg is a trendy pop-up food market with dozens of vendors offering delectable craft bites. It takes place indoors alongside Brooklyn Flea in winter and at Williamsburg's East River State Park in summer. If you want to make the most of everything NYC's street food scene has available, this is one of the best options for you.

Brunch in NYC is a weekend staple that many New Yorkers live for; after all, what's better than great food and daytime drinks with friends? Popular Downtown options include Sadelle's in Soho, plus Jack's Wife Freda, Sant Ambroeus, Bar Pitti in the West Village.

Later in the evening, check out some of NYC's best speakeasies and other fun things to do in New York at night to round off your day!

The short answer is yes, there are! Luggage lockers are available at certain tourist attractions. For example, there are lockers available for you to use on Liberty Island when you go to visit the Statue of Liberty. With a 25 cent deposit, you can have access to the locker for up to 2 hours.

But be careful - make sure you always check the bag policy of the tourist attraction before you visit. For the Statue of Liberty, you'll need to take a ferry over to the island, and those ferries don't allow luggage or carry-on cases of any kind onto the boat. Plus, while there are luggage lockers on Liberty Island, there are none available at the dock.

When it comes to using public lockers to store your bags in, these are few and far between these days in NYC. But that's not a problem - our New York luggage storage locations work in the same way as luggage storage lockers, but you'll get to have a dedicated Bounce partner to watch over your belongings rather than leaving them unattended in a public space, whether you're at the Port Authority Bus Terminal, Midtown Manhattan, or Newark Airport.

At Bounce, we have more than 300 affordable luggage storage options across New York. Wherever you are in the city, you'll be able to find one of our partner locations near you.

Personal Safety with NYC Luggage Storage 

Alongside California, New York State is one of America’s busiest and most densely populated areas. As of 2020, New York State’s combined population was almost 20 million. New York City, one of New York State’s most popular cities, houses more than 8 million people in its 5 boroughs; Brooklyn, The Bronx, Manhattan, Queens, and Staten Island. Unfortunately, most metropolitan areas in the United States experience notable amounts of crime throughout the year. New York City is one of the US’ largest cities, so it’s no surprise that NYC regularly experiences more criminal activity than average. Research shows that NYC ranks 23 out of 100 on the calculated national crime index. This suggests New York City is safer than 23% of other equally large, densely populated American cities.

FBI databases are typically used to form statistical reports. Based on this data, NYC purportedly has a crime rate of 23 crimes per 1,000 residents. Criminal activity is also divided into two categories; violent crime and property crime. New York City’s annual violent crime rate tallies at around 7,790 per year - suggesting that 1 in every 285 NYC residents encounter violent crime yearly. NYC’s property crime rate is much higher. About 30,363 property crimes occur annually, suggesting that 1 in every 69 NYC residents may have their property vandalized or stolen. 

This data isn’t meant to paint New York City in a negative light, but it hopefully shows how important it is to put safety first while traveling. Protect yourself from violent crimes by going about the city in a group and remaining alert at night. Protect yourself from property crimes by only carrying essential items on your person. Bounce can keep your other valuables and luggage safe and secure with their storage locations while you visit NYC. 

Need more inspiration? Check out our top NYC travel tips and our favorite experiences for more.

“What’s the best way to get around New York City?”

New York City’s narrow, densely populated streets are difficult to drive through on most days. More often than not, it’s easier to navigate around NYC on foot - especially if your destination is minutes away. MTA subways and buses are ideal for long-distance travel, especially if you’re traveling from one borough to the next. If all else fails, you can hail a Yellow Taxi Cab if you’re in a hurry. Check out our guide to getting around NYC for more details.

“What’s the best neighborhood to stay in New York City?”

According to statistics, NYC’s safest neighborhood is located on W 218th Street & Broadway - in Inwood, Manhattan. But there are so many other neighborhoods in NYC too, and each one has so much to offer, so do your research and find the location that's the best for your budget and your planned activities.

“What are the best museums to visit in New York City?”

The Metropolitan Museum of Art is one of the most popular landmarks in all of America, let alone New York City. Best of all, admission is very cheap; $25 per adult, $17 per senior, and $12 per student. The Met is also free to children under age 12.

“What's the best time of year to visit New York City?”

If you want a less packed experience, try to visit NYC in the middle of the year -between April and September. Conversely, visit NYC during November and December if you want a memorable New Year’s experience.

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