Tra le più iconiche e apprezzate città di tutto il mondo, Londra è un luogo dove storia, futuro, modernità e multiculturalità si intrecciano in maniera costante, all’interno di un mosaico davvero affascinante. Dai maestosi palazzi reali, come Buckingham Palace, alle affollate strade di Camden Town, la città di Londra offre un’esperienza unica a ogni angolo, di quelle che effettivamente fanno la differenza.

Per poter toccare con mano l’incredibile vastità dell’offerta culturale, mondana ed artistica di Londra, però, è bene avere spalle e mani libere, con le proprie valigie e borse al sicuro in armadietti o in depositi bagagli dedicati.

Perché scegliere Bounce per lasciare i bagagli a Londra?

Londra è una vera e propria metropoli moderna, dove ogni quartiere contiene un mondo a sé, senz'altro meritevole di una visita. Westminster è diverso da Shoreditch, così come a Soho si respira un’aria differente da quella che invece anima Southbank; tutti, comunque, sono migliori se visitati senza borse e senza valigie al seguito!

Bounce, in tal senso, offre una soluzione molto pratica: grazie alla partnership con {{STORAGE_SPOT_COUNT}} attività locali sparse in tutta Londra, ti permette di depositare in sicurezza le valigie e i bagagli in un deposito, così da poter tornare a scoprire il resto della città senza preoccupazione alcuna. 

Sfrutta al meglio il tuo tempo a Londra da {{PRICE}} al giorno

Comodo: con Bounce, prenotare un deposito bagagli non è mai stato così facile, sia che ti trovi nei pressi del British Museum o che tu stia passeggiando lungo il Tamigi. Trova il deposito bagagli più vicino a te sulla mappa dell'app e prenotalo: è questione di pochi minuti!

Affidabile: Bounce seleziona con cura i suoi partner, al fine di garantire un servizio sicuro e affidabile; per questo, il check-in è mediato da un codice QR unico e personale. Ad ogni prenotazione, inoltre, è collegata una protezione di {{INSURANCE_AMOUNT}} che ti permetterà di trascorrere la tua vacanza in totale tranquillità.

Competitivo: che si tratti di un'ora, di qualche giorno o di una settimana, con le tariffe chiare e competitive di Bounce, depositare i bagagli è super vantaggioso, e il conto non riserva mai sgradite sorprese.

I luoghi più richiesti dove lasciare i bagagli a Londra

Stai cercando un deposito bagagli a Londra che faccia al caso tuo? Non preoccuparti: con Bounce, trovarne uno vicino ai principali punti di interesse della città, vicino alle stazioni ferroviarie o vicino ai musei è davvero semplice.

Deposito bagagli presso Paddington Station

Nota principalmente per essere il punto di arrivo in città per chi parte da Heathrow, la Stazione di Paddington è tra le più importanti della citt,à complice il suo essere un punto focale per le linee della metro Bakerloo, Circle, District, City e Hammersmith. Questa stazione è molto frequentata e, insieme a Kings Cross e Liverpool Street, rappresenta parte della spina dorsale dei trasporti pubblici londinesi.

Deposito bagagli presso Aeroporto di Heathrow

Situato a circa 24 chilometri dal centro, il noto Aeroporto di Heathrow è uno dei più importanti di Londra, ed è collegato alla città attraverso la metropolitana; in 15 minuti, infatti, è possibile arrivare alla Stazione di Paddington.

Tra gli snodi ferroviari più importanti di Londra e di tutto il sud-est dell’Inghilterra troviamo Victoria Station, servita dalla linea omonima della metropolitana ma anche dalla linea District e Circle, il tutto a pochi passi da Buckingham Palace. 

Tra gli elementi più caratteristici e importanti della città troviamo certamente il London Eye, una delle ruote panoramiche più grandi al mondo che offre una vista mozzafiato sulla città. Se lasci il bagaglio al sicuro, potrai goderti l’esperienza nella sua completezza e senza preoccupazioni!

Deposito bagagli presso il British Museum

Qualunque cosa tu voglia fare a Londra, non perderti per alcun motivo il British Museum; questo è il più importante museo del Regno Unito, complice anche una collezione di opere d'arte e reperti tra le più complete al mondo; il bisogno di visitarlo senza bagagli a corredo è forte, vista la durata impegnativa del giro.

Covent Garden è un luogo vivace, tra mercati, negozi di lusso, ristoranti e buskers; se sei alla ricerca di un momento di "vera vita quotidiana", in grado di trasformare i viaggiatori in abitanti per qualche ora, questo è il luogo perfetto.

Come depositare i bagagli a Londra con Bounce

Se hai un volo programmato in serata ma hai ancora diverse ore di tempo libero, magari da passare visitando il London Bridge, usando i servizi di Bounce potrai prenotare il deposito bagagli perfetto per le tue necessità. Ecco cosa devi fare:

Prenota in pochi clic: grazie all’app di Bounce, potrai prenotare un deposito bagagli in pochi minuti ovunque ti trovi; scegli dalla mappa il punto di deposito più comodo, controlla le recensioni e paga online con carta di credito per averne la conferma. 

Raggiungi la posizione del deposito: completata la prenotazione, raggiunge il deposito, mostra il codice QR della prenotazione e lascia le tue valigie in ottime mani.

Divertiti: ora che hai le mani libere inizia il divertimento: vai a vedere il Tate Modern, prenditi un momento per goderti i buskers di Hyde Park, fai una visita guidata al Tower Bridge; c’è davvero l’imbarazzo della scelta! 

Non farsi sorprendere da Londra è davvero difficile: è una città che merita di essere esplorata da cima a fondo senza ingombri di alcun genere; con Bounce, potrai goderti ogni momento di Londra con la consapevolezza di avere i bagagli al sicuro!

London

Historic Victorian Gothic railway station in central London. Serves as hub for Eurostar high-speed trains to Europe and domestic UK routes. Features shops and restaurants, with British Library nearby.

St. Pancras

Central London transport hub combining major railway terminus and Underground station. Connects to Gatwick Airport and southern England destinations. Convenient base for exploring West End and Buckingham Palace area.

Victoria Station

London's main international airport, 15 mi (24 km) west of central London. Features four terminals and extensive amenities. Main hub for British Airways and Virgin Atlantic.

Heathrow Airport

Central London transport hub combining mainline rail and Underground (subway) services. Historic station offers Heathrow Express airport connection and multiple Underground lines. Known for Paddington Bear connection, with Hyde Park nearby.

Paddington Station

Major railway terminus and Underground station in central London's Westminster district. Important transport hub connecting to Gatwick Airport and southern destinations. Historic building near Buckingham Palace and Natural History Museum.

London Victoria

Major rail and Underground hub in central London, with Victoria Station at its heart. Area features upscale dining and is walking distance to Buckingham Palace, Westminster Cathedral, and Apollo Victoria Theatre.

Victoria

London's second-largest international airport, located 30 mi (48 km) south of central London. Features two terminals and direct rail service to London's Victoria Station via Gatwick Express.

Gatwick Airport

One of Britain's largest and busiest rail stations, located in Lambeth near the London Eye. Features the historic Victory Arch WWI memorial and provides connections to destinations across Britain.

Waterloo Station

London's primary long-distance bus terminal (coach station) near Victoria Rail/Underground Station. Serves destinations across UK and Europe, with 24/7 service and airport transfers available.

Victoria Coach Station

Major railway terminus in the City of London, serving East England and Stansted Airport. Features historic architecture and convenient access to attractions like the Tower of London and Old Spitalfields Market.

Liverpool Street Station

The British Museum in London showcases human history and culture through over 8 million artifacts spanning 2 million years. The world's oldest national public museum features 60+ galleries with treasures like the Rosetta Stone and Parthenon Sculptures. Notable Greek Revival architecture.

British Museum

Major intersection where Oxford Street meets Regent Street in London's West End. Features London Underground (tube) station and extensive shopping, from department stores to high-street brands. Near Marble Arch and West End theatres.

Oxford Circus

Major railway and Underground station in southeast London, recently modernized with a large street-level concourse. Serves multiple rail routes including Thameslink. Convenient stop for visiting Tower Bridge and The Shard.

London Bridge Station

Historic market district in London's West End, now a shopping and entertainment hub. Features pedestrian-only Piazza with street performers, boutiques, and restaurants. Home to Royal Opera House and London Transport Museum. Includes nearby Seven Dials and Neal's Yard areas.

Covent Garden

Historic luxury department store on Brompton Road in Knightsbridge. Features extensive shopping areas including the famous Food Halls and multiple restaurants. Known for high-end retail and rich history.

Harrods

Pedestrianized entertainment hub in London's West End. Famous for movie premieres at its historic cinemas. Features street performers, restaurants, and the TKTS booth for discounted theater tickets.

Leicester Square

Giant observation wheel on the South Bank of River Thames, standing 135m (443ft) tall. Offers 360-degree London views including Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, and St Paul's Cathedral. A modern symbol of the city.

London Eye

West London district known for its cultural scene and entertainment venues like Hammersmith Apollo and Riverside Studios. Features riverside dining and pubs. Well-connected by District and Piccadilly tube lines at two stations.

Hammersmith

Upscale central London neighborhood with village-like atmosphere. Features Georgian architecture, high-end shops, and gourmet dining. Home to Madame Tussauds, Sherlock Holmes Museum, Wigmore Hall, and Wallace Collection. Borders Regent's Park with London Zoo.

Marylebone

Central London neighborhood in the West End, known for entertainment, nightlife, and international restaurants. Features theaters, fashion shops, and buzzing streets like Carnaby and Old Compton. Center of London's LGBTQ+ scene with numerous bars and clubs.

Soho

Major shopping street in Central London, known for electronics and furniture stores. Major transport hub with London Tube (Underground) and Elizabeth line connections. Near British Museum, with easy bus and bicycle access to Bloomsbury and Fitzrovia neighborhoods.

Tottenham Court Road

Victorian railway station in northwestern Central London, serving Birmingham, Oxford, and Stratford-upon-Avon via Chiltern Main Line. Less crowded than other London stations. Near Regent's Park and Madame Tussauds.

Marylebone Station

Major railway terminus in central London, located on the Strand near Trafalgar Square. Serves Southeastern trains to Kent and southeast England. Features French Renaissance-style facade with Charing Cross Hotel. Steps from National Gallery.

Charing Cross Station

Major rail and Underground station just north of London's financial district. Serves Thameslink and Elizabeth Line trains. Convenient for visiting Smithfield Market and the Barbican Centre.

Farringdon Station

Sprawling exhibition and convention center in East London's Royal Victoria Dock. Hosts major exhibitions and conferences. Well-connected via two Docklands Light Railway (DLR) stations and near London City Airport.

ExCel London

Upscale central London district known for high-end shopping, including Harrods and Harvey Nichols department stores. Located near Hyde Park, accessible via Knightsbridge Underground station on the Piccadilly line.

Knightsbridge

Central London station uniquely spanning the River Thames. Serves Thameslink trains and Underground (Circle/District lines). Located in the City of London near Tate Modern and Globe Theatre.

Blackfriars Station

Major Underground (Tube) station in South Kensington serving Circle, District, and Piccadilly lines. Located steps from Natural History Museum, Science Museum, and Victoria and Albert Museum. Currently undergoing redevelopment.

South Kensington Station

UNESCO-listed maritime district in southeast London. Home to Royal Observatory (where Greenwich Mean Time originated), historic Cutty Sark ship, and Old Royal Naval College with Painted Hall. Features Greenwich Park and traditional market.

Greenwich

South-west London district where historic Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens now serves as public parkland. Features Newport Street Gallery, riverside landmarks like MI6 headquarters and Vauxhall Bridge, plus active nightlife scene with bars and clubs.

Vauxhall

Official London residence and headquarters of British monarch in Westminster. One of world's few working royal palaces. Interior State Rooms open for summer tours, featuring art collection. Famous for Changing of Guard ceremony.

Buckingham Palace

Historic public square in central London, dominated by Nelson's Column and its four bronze lions. Features fountains, monuments, and contemporary art installations. Hosts cultural events and sits adjacent to National Gallery and St Martin-in-the-Fields church.

Trafalgar Square

World's oldest London Underground (Tube) station and major transport hub, with ten platforms across five lines. Features preserved Victorian platforms and distinctive tile work. Near Sherlock Holmes Museum and Madame Tussauds.

Baker Street Station

East London neighborhood combining industrial heritage with contemporary art scene. Known for street art, galleries, and bustling markets including Brick Lane and Columbia Road. Area features fashionable bars and restaurants with lively nightlife.

Shoreditch

Central London Underground (Tube) station serving Central and Piccadilly lines. Located at High Holborn and Kingsway junction, near British Museum and Lincoln's Inn Fields. Major interchange point.

Holborn Station

Culturally diverse inner-city London district known for Victorian architecture and international restaurants. Features historic residential squares and provides easy access to Kensington Gardens and Natural History Museum.

Earl’s Court

North Greenwich Station, a modern Underground stop on the Jubilee line, serves north Greenwich Peninsula's entertainment district. Primary access point for The O2 venue. Connects to central London via Tube and Emirates Air Line cable car.

North Greenwich Station

Fulham Broadway is a southwest London commercial district with shopping center, restaurants, and entertainment venues. Features Underground station on the District Line. Located near Stamford Bridge stadium, home of Chelsea Football Club.

Fulham Broadway

Affluent southwest London neighborhood known for high-end shopping on King's Road and Sloane Street. Features Royal Hospital Chelsea (home to the Chelsea Flower Show), vibrant arts scene including Saatchi Gallery, and historic architecture.

Chelsea

Centrally located 3-star hotel in London's West End, at Tottenham Court Road and Oxford Street junction. Walking distance to British Museum, Covent Garden, and Soho. Near major transport links.

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