from £3.90 / day
Keep your bags safe at one of our top-rated luggage storage spots
Manchester, United Kingdom
Partnering with Bounce since September 2022, this Local shop is a reliable spot for storing luggage near Manchester Arndale and Manchester Victoria. Capable of holding up to 50 bags every day in a safe space with 24/7 support, it's important to reserve your spot before it's all booked! It's the ultimate place to stash your bags in Manchester, providing up to £10,000 bag protection. Once you've made your booking, all you need to do is show your reservation confirmation at the site, and hand your bags over to the Bounce Partner - it's as simple as that!
At this spot, you can store bags of all sizes: your purses and tote bags cost £3.50, and regular luggage £4.90.
Directions to the location
Here's how to get there: Manchester, GB
Manchester, United Kingdom
Since September 2022, this Hotel has been collaborating with Bounce, offering luggage storage solutions near Northern Quarter and Piccadilly Gardens. With the capacity to securely store up to 50 bags per day and 24/7 support, it's a smart move to reserve your spot before they're all booked! For secure luggage storage in Manchester, protected by up to £10,000 bag insurance, this is the optimum choice. After booking, simply present your reservation confirmation at the site, and hand your bags over to the Bounce Partner - it's a piece of cake!
No matter the size of your bag, this spot can handle it: storing purses and tote bags will cost you £3.50, and usual luggage £4.90.
Directions to the place
Just stick to these instructions: Manchester, GB
Choose a storage spot
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Drop off your bags
Go to the bag storage spot and show your booking to the staff.
Enjoy the day
Make the most of Manchester Victoria without baggage!
In many ways, Manchester was the cradle of the Industrial Revolution. As a result, it was one of the first cities in the world to begin developing a rail network. The world's very first passenger railway was built in Manchester, and the stations in the city are some of the oldest anywhere on the planet.
Manchester Victoria, for instance, was first planned in 1839. However, the station didn't open until 1844. Named after Queen Victoria, the station quickly showed its usefulness, and as rail travel expanded, the station expanded with it. Platforms were added in 1865, and more were added in 1884. In 1904, the station reached its biggest size, with 17 platforms.
In the 20th century, rail travel began to decline. Victoria station was damaged during bombing in World War II, and the damaged portions of the original Victorian roof were taken down and never replaced. Through the 1980s and 1990s, Manchester Piccadilly took a larger share of the city's trains, leading to lower passenger numbers at Manchester Victoria.
However, in the 1990s, the station was made a stop on Manchester’s Tramway network, helping it to remain important in the city’s transit network. The station was extensively renovated in 2014 and 2015, making this old station into a very modern transit hub.
Manchester Victoria may be outside the center of the city, but that doesn't mean there's nothing to do in the area. Exploring Manchester from Victoria means you will be close to several of the city's attractions. Step outside the doors of the station, and find an interesting portion of Manchester waiting for you.
Manchester Victoria station's excellent public transportation links make it a breeze to explore the city from the station. Once you arrive, you'll probably want to start seeing as much of Manchester as you can from this convenient location. Bounce can help you do that by providing you with a place to store heavy bags. No matter how many bags you have or how long you need them secured, Bounce can take care of it. Drop off anything you don't need and travel lighter.