Name: Bilston Central Station Luggage Storage £3.90 / Day
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Price: 3.90 GBP
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Store your luggage around Bilston with Bounce 

One of the best things about Birmingham (Britain's second largest city) and the West Midlands is that there are plenty of day trip destinations with a short train ride or drive from the city center. While Wolverhampton is an obvious one, the nearby leafy town of Bilston is also worth the short trek from the city center. With the lovely High Street lined with Georgian and Victorian buildings along with plenty of landmarks and local shops to stop by, Bilston is about as quaint as it gets and makes for a nice quiet getaway. 

Here's everything you need to know about visiting Bilston: 

There are slightly limited luggage storage options in Bilston, so if you’re flying in through Birmingham Airport and taking the train, you won't be able to rely on train station lockers. Most Bilston attractions also won’t offer lockers or a cloakroom. Really, the best options for luggage storage Bilston has available are dedicated services. 

With secure luggage storage services at thousands of convenient locations across the UK, Bounce can be your resource for finding a secure place to store your bags for a few hours, including places near Birmingham Airport and other transportation hubs around Bilston. Bounce partners with small businesses to set up luggage storage facilities in the most convenient places, and users can find the nearest location and book online with the useful mobile app. If you're asking yourself "Where can I store my luggage?" then you know who to call! 

Housed in a historic Victorian mansion in the leafy Mount Pleasant neighborhood, this small art gallery hosts temporary exhibitions along with a small permanent collection of Bilston-specific artwork. The villa itself is listed for its historic value to the community. There are hundreds of paintings across many different artistic movements and time periods. 

This historic manor is one of the most renowned examples of both the "Old English" Tudor Revival and Arts and Crafts architectural styles and dates back to the 19th century when the Mander family (prominent industrialists that were instrumental in Birmingham’s rise) built it. You can tour the manor grounds and admire the well-preserved furnishings to learn about how the Victorian “new money” lived, and you can also enjoy traditional tea service in the pastel-colored team room.  You’ll also want to tour the wonderfully manicured Arts and Crafts Garden and the Kitchen Garden, which are renowned for their faithful historical recreation.  

If you have a car and want to get outside for a bit, you should head to nearby Dudley to visit this nature preserve featuring fascinating geological features along with plentiful flora and fauna. It’s a national destination for British birdwatching enthusiasts, but the fascinating rock formations and leafy walking paths offer plenty of appeal.  Another solid option for fans of nature would be the National Sea Life Centre in nearby Birmingham. 

This large indoor space hosts local retailers and vendors selling a wide variety of items, including souvenirs, gifts, handcrafted items, and even some street food. 

Head to nearby Wolverhampton’s best shopping destination

Bilston is pretty small, so for a proper shopping experience, you might need to head to nearby Wolverhampton, which has pretty extensive options. If you need to make a practical purchase or just want to wait out the rain by window-shopping through high-street retailers, the City Centre is a single destination that can accommodate basically every need. It’s basically two indoor shopping centers linked with a covered walkway - The Mander Centre and The Wulfrun Centre, which basically have you covered. International travelers will find some familiar brands like H&M, but there are British specialties worth stopping in. 

Head to Birmingham’s Bullring & Grand Central

If your retail needs are too great for even Wolverhampton, you might need to resort to a train ride to Birmingham New Street Station. Built on the side of one of Birmingham's marketplaces built during the Industrial Revolution, this modern shopping complex is filled with familiar brands and local boutiques. While the vast array of options is the main draw, the setting is completely unique and definitely worth checking out, as it’s named for the grassy patch where local farmers brought their cattle for the meatpacking plants of the city. There is even a statue of Horatio Nelson overlooking St. Martin’s Square outside the mall. Even with the bucolic implications of the name, you don't get more posh than the boutiques on offer. You can also pair a shopping trip here with a visit to Birmingham Museum. 

Known as Stoke Heath Manor House and then Ye Olde Greyhound for decades before being “rebranded” as the Greyhound and Punchbowl Inn, this 19th-century High Street fixture has seen it all. With Victorian features and slightly updated furnishings, this establishment provides the quintessential British pub experience. The food is nothing to write home about, but they pour a proper pint and the setting alone is worth stopping in! 

The absolute best fish and chips destination in Bilston, this late-night destination is the perfect place to head after a few pints at the Bilston High Street pubs. If you’ve had your fill of fish and chips, there are a few other junk food favorites like burgers and kebabs on offer. 

This destination restaurant serves up some of the best Italian food in the Birmingham area, and with its canalside location, confusing your surroundings for Venice is quite understandable. Homemade pasta and a few regional favorites are the top dinner options, but families also flock to Fiume (for special occasions, at least) for their wood-fired Neapolitan-style pizzas. 

A trip to Bilston might require some getting back and forth between Wolverhampton, Birmingham, Coventry, and even London, so you'll want to plan your logistics ahead of time to find luggage storage near your sightseeing objectives. With limited luggage storage options at transit facilities and landmarks, a dedicated service like Bounce really comes in handy, especially with features that make it easy to find the nearest storage spot. With a convenient luggage storage service like Bounce and its hundreds of locations at your disposal, your trip to the UK just got a whole lot easier.

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