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Washington D.C., United States
Partnering with Bounce since June 2022, this Convenience Store offers a convenient spot for luggage storage near Lincoln Memorial and White House. The facility has the capacity to securely store up to 100 bags daily, with 24/7 support. Be sure to reserve your spot before it's all filled up! It’s your go-to option for storing luggage in Washington D.C., with a bag protection of up to $10,000. After booking, simply present your reservation confirmation at the location, and hand your bags over to the Bounce Partner - no fuss, no stress!
You can store bags of all sizes here: the rate for purses and tote bags is $4.10, while regular luggage costs $5.90.
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Make the most of Lincoln Memorial without baggage!
Located in Washington D.C., on the western side of the National Mall, is the Lincoln Memorial. This iconic national memorial was designed by architect Henry Bacon and erected to honor the life of Abraham “Abe” Lincoln, the 16th President of the United States. The monument comes in Greek Doric temple style and features a gigantic seated statue of Lincoln. Two of Lincoln’s most renowned speeches - his second inaugural address and The Gettysburg Address - are also engraved in the memorial’s opposing walls.
Just when the Civil War was about to come to an end, Abraham Lincoln was assassinated on April 14, 1865. Two years later, Congress ordered the creation of a memorial to commemorate and honor the fallen president, which led to the establishment of the Lincoln Memorial. The Abe statue was designed by Daniel Chester French and was sculpted by the Piccirilli Brothers. Since October 15, 1966, the site has been included in the National Register of Historic Places. Moreover, it has quickly become one of Washington D.C.’s most famous and visited attractions, with over seven million visitors every year. Similar to most sites found in National Mall, the Lincoln Memorial is managed by the National Park Service and is open to the public 24 hours a day.
Fun fact: The Lincoln Memorial has served as the venue for numerous historic speeches, most notably the “I Have a Dream” speech made by Martin Luther King, Jr. on August 28, 1963, during the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.
Lincoln Memorial is one of the must-see attractions in D.C. and is conveniently located in the National Mall, which is also home to numerous other historic sites and landmarks that you shouldn’t miss. Here are some of Bounce’s top recommendations of things to do.
As one of the most historic and prominent attractions in the country, the Lincoln Memorial draws thousands of visitors daily. Whether you’re a local or a tourist, you don’t have to carry a heavy bag or luggage around during your visit to the memorial and nearby areas. Bounce recognizes the importance of traveling light and offers storage services through partners found near Lincoln Memorial and other key areas in the city. We’ve teamed up with local businesses such as hotels, museums, and restaurants so that you can secure your items and be hands-free.
With so much to see and do in the Lincoln Memorial as well as its surrounding area, the last thing you want is to be slowed down by your huge luggage. Before you start exploring, drop off your things with Bounce. Simply log on to the app, find a location near you and deposit your things there.
Luggage Storage near The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Situated next to the National Mall, a few steps away from the Lincoln Memorial, is the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. It is the country’s official museum and memorial dedicated to the Holocaust. Not your ordinary museum, this thought-provoking facility will open your eyes to the atrocities and tragedies that took place during the Holocaust and World War II.
The museum is home to some artifacts and documentation that traces the history of the Holocaust. Learn about Hitler’s ascendance to power and the abusive and horrific Nazi regime to the tragic genocide and Hitler’s eventual downfall. You are also provided with information and personal stories from actual individuals who experienced the Holocaust first-hand. Graphic and striking, a visit to the museum will surely bring out emotion in you.
Guests of the USHMM are required to leave their oversized bags, backpacks or suitcases with coat check. Another alternative would be to deposit your items at a Bounce location near the museum.
Luggage Storage near National Gallery of Art
The National Gallery of Art is one of the most distinguished art museums in the United States and the world. Situated within the National Mall, the museum is housed in two separate buildings linked by a tunnel. It boasts an extensive and diverse collection of works such as sculptures, paintings, and decorative arts. Andrew W. Mellon, a banker and former Treasury Secretary, donated his private art collection as well as funds to help start the museum’s construction.
Today, the museum is among the most popular tourist attractions in Washington D.C. and is home to masterpieces that highlight several cultures. One of its most prized possessions is Leonardo Da Vinci’s Ginevra de Benci, which is the sole Da Vinci painting found in an American Museum. Works from other noteworthy artists such as Degas, Monet, Rembrandt and Vermeer can also be found here.
Large bags or luggage are not allowed inside the Gallery, although they do offer a checkroom area. For a more safe and hassle-free experience, leave your things at a Bounce location in the area.
Luggage Storage near John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
Located on the banks of the Potomac River, not far from the Lincoln Memorial, this performing arts center is an impressive venue. It is also a monument to the late U.S. President John F. Kennedy. Commonly referred to as The Kennedy Center, this space was established in 1971 and hosts a wide selection of performance arts – from theater and dance to music, comedy, and children’s programs.
The Kennedy Center boasts huge concert halls and theaters and holds over 3,000 events every year. Moreover, the facility is known to support and nurture developing artists and is the home of both the Washington National Opera and the National Symphony Orchestra.
Having large bags or backpacks can be quite a hassle and is frowned upon, especially if you’re going to watch one of the shows. To avoid any inconvenience, store your things at a Bounce partner before you visit The Kennedy Center.