Luggage storage Belfast

Welcome to Stasher's luggage storage service in Belfast! As the capital of Northern Ireland, Belfast is a vibrant city rich in history and culture. Whether you're here to explore the birthplace of the Titanic, delve into political history at Stormont, or simply enjoy the bustling city center, the last thing you want is to be weighed down by your luggage. That's where Stasher comes in. We offer a convenient, secure and affordable luggage storage service in various locations around Belfast. With Stasher, you can drop off your bags at any of our StashPoints and make the most of your trip, luggage-free!

• Convenience: A Stashpoint is only a few meters away from your current location, where you may store your luggage for as many hours or days as you wish.
• Trust: Our stellar track record has earned us customer service awards from Feefo and Visit England, while more than 21,100 reviews give us an average rating of 4.8
• Safety: Stasher guarantees safety by having all of our sites thoroughly vetted by a security team and fully guaranteed for up to £2,500.00 in value.
• Flexibility: Stasher offers a number of luggage facilities in Belfast, allowing you to be more flexible when it comes to time and location.
• Simple Reservation: Making a reservation has never been easier, thanks to our user-friendly web platform.
• Competitive Prices: We are 50% less expensive than railway station lockers and other luggage storage options!

Where Can I Store my Luggage in Belfast with Stasher?

Storing your luggage in Belfast with Stasher is straightforward and convenient. Here's how it works:

1. You can use Stasher's online map to find the nearest Stasher point in Belfast. Stasher has various locations across the city, and you can easily find the most convenient one for you.
2. Once you've chosen a location, you can book online for immediate confirmation.
3. After your booking is confirmed, you simply go to the Stasher point, drop off your luggage, and then you're free to explore Belfast without any baggage.

The booking process is easy, and it takes less than 3 minutes!

• Go to Stasher.com or download our handy app for Android or iOS.
• Use our map or the “Near Me Now” button to find the Stashpoint that best suits your needs.
• Select your approximate drop-off and pick-up times.
• Book online, and Stasher will immediately send you an email confirmation with directions to your Stashpoint.

Now it’s time to leave your luggage and enjoy your shopping or go exploring Belfast’s top attractions and green parks. Whether you’re here for Belfast International Arts Festival, visiting the Titanic Belfast museum, or enjoying walking trails in Cave Hill Country Park, your luggage won’t hold you back.

The amazing capital of Northern Ireland is a big city with four railroad stations. These are Lanyon Place, Great Victoria Street, City Hospital, and Botanic train stations.

Our Stashpoints are conveniently located near Belfast’s main train & bus stations in order to store your luggage for the day and explore the historic and vibrant city of Belfast!

So, let’s check out the luggage storage options near Belfast ground transportation stations.

Lanyon Place Station

Lanyon Place Station, formerly known as Belfast Central, is one of Northern Ireland's busiest rail terminals. It is located in Belfast's city center on Bridge Street in the Laganside area.

Lanyon Place Station does not provide left luggage facilities.

However, the VisitBelfast tourist information center located in Donegall Square, a 13-minute walk away from the station, offers luggage storage facilities.

The service charges £4 for half a day and £6 for the full day, per bag.

VisitBelfast Welcome Center is open from 09:00 to 18:00 on weekdays and Saturdays and from 11:00 to 16:00 on Sundays.

Useful Information about Lanyon Place Station

• The station has four platforms, and five tracks, and serves four train lines. It is one of Belfast's largest and best-equipped rail terminals.
• The northern end of the cross-border Enterprise route to Dublin Connolly is at Lanyon Place.
• Northern Ireland Railways runs services to other cities and towns in Northern Ireland such as Derry, Bangor, Portadown, and Larne.

Great Victoria Street Station

Great Victoria Street Station does not provide left luggage facilities.

However, you can use the nearby Irish Tour Tickets which is a 2-minute walk from Great Victoria Street Station and just opposite Belfast Opera House.

They charge £5.00 per luggage per day and £9.00 if you store your luggage overnight.

Irish Tour Tickets left luggage facility is open from 08:00 to 16:00.

The Europa Buscentre is the city's most convenient transportation hub, offering a variety of stores, an information desk, and a nearby boutique shopping center with a few coffee shops.

Note that there are no luggage storage facilities at Europa Bus centre.

However, you can use the nearby Irish Tour Tickets which is 1 minute away from the bus station.

They charge £5.00 per luggage per day and £9.00 if you store your luggage overnight.

Irish Tour Tickets left luggage facility is open from 08:00 to 16:00.

Useful Information about Europa Buscentre

• Buses serve the South and West, including Dublin, Derry, and Belfast City and International airports.
• It’s a terminus for National Express buses from the UK and continental Europe.
• Great Victoria Street Rail Station, which is nearby, provides access to Dublin and other cities.
• To get to the city, walk through the Great Northern Mall onto Great Victoria Street. The Europa Hotel is to your left and the famous Crown Bar is just across the street.

One of Belfast's two airports, the other being Belfast City Airport, is Belfast International Airport. The airport is open 24 hours a day, unlike many other sizable European airports. From the airport, low-cost carriers EasyJet, Jet2, and Ryanair offer a large number of flights.

There are no luggage storage facilities at Belfast International Airport only a key holding facility in the Arrivals Hall where you can store small items such as keys, handbags, and laptops. The daily cost per item is £5.00.

The Key Holding facility at Belfast International Airport is open from 09:00 to 17:00 from Monday to Friday.

Useful Information about Belfast International Airport

• The largest lake in the British Isles, Lough Neagh, is located east of Belfast International Airport and northwest of Belfast.
• The Belfast International Airport has a two-floor terminal. The ground floor houses the check-in desks and the arrivals hall, while the first floor houses the departures hall.
• The Airport Express 300 is the least expensive way to get from Belfast International Airport to the city center. You’ll find the bus stop right in front of the terminal building, across from the main entrance. You will be in the city center in around 40 minutes. Buses leave every 15 minutes and the ticket costs £8.00.

Nearly three million people travel from Belfast City Airport to major destinations in the UK and Europe every year. The airport has expanded greatly in recent years and is a crucial strategic entry to the province. It is located on the south shore of Belfast Lough next to the A2, one of the main arterial routes into the city.

Stasher exclusively selects luggage storage locations with extended opening hours. Most of our Stashpoints are open until late or 24/7!

Like this, you will be able to drop off or pick up your luggage without any time restrictions.

Useful Information about George Best Belfast City Airport

• Belfast City Airport is the perfect starting point for seeing Belfast and beyond because it is only 10 minutes away from the city center.
• Belfast City Airport is connected to the rest of Northern Ireland by NI Railways services. You can take a train to either Belfast Central station or Great Victoria Street station by getting on at Sydenham rail halt, which is close to the terminal building.
• A designated Airport Express 600 bus service runs from Belfast City Airport's front terminal building to the Europa bus station in the heart of the city every 30 minutes.

Let’s check where you can store your luggage near Belfast’s best galleries and museums:

Titanic Belfast and SS Nomadic

As it was previously named the World's Leading Tourist Attraction Titanic Belfast and SS Nomadic combine two "must-see" tourist sites. The most well-known ocean liner in the world was put together at the former Harland and Wolff shipyard in Belfast's docks. The museum, which first opened in 2012, transports visitors to Belfast in the 1910s, where the Titanic and its sister ships Olympic and Britannic were built and launched.

The Titanic Belfast offers a small selection of lockers on Level -1 if you want to leave your bags while you’re visiting Titanic Belfast at the cost of £1.

HMS Caroline

HMS Caroline, which was built in 1914 and is docked in the Titanic Quarter, is the only surviving ship from the Battle of Jutland in 1916. HMS Caroline, a First World War-era warship that is now a must-see floating museum with an incredible tale to tell, is based in Belfast's renowned Titanic Quarter.

W5 Belfast

At the entrance to Belfast's Titanic Quarter, in the Odyssey complex, is W5, a multi-award-winning interactive science and discovery center. Discover eight brand-new zones including more than 250 interactive displays and activities covering a wide range of topics, including ecology, climate change, film and television production, optical illusions, and much more.

There are available lockers for storing coats or lunches on the ground floor and operate with a £1.00 coin, which is returned when the locker is opened. There is also a buggy storage facility where you can leave your buggy while enjoying your visit.

Ulster Folk and Transport Museum

The Ulster Museum, located on the northern edge of Belfast's Botanic Gardens, houses a variety of artifacts. The museum, which has an extensive collection of art, history, and national sciences, is open to all visitors and serves as Northern Ireland's treasure house of the past and present.

You can use the lockers which are located on the ground floor of the museum to store your belongings during your visit. Please note that there is a non-refundable £1 charge for use.

North Ireland War Memorial Museum

A small museum dedicated to Northern Ireland's role in World War II is the Northern Ireland War Memorial Museum. Although admission to the Northern Ireland War Memorial Museum is free, donations are very much appreciated. It is conveniently situated close to St. Anne's Cathedral in the Cathedral Quarter.

The MAC

The MAC is undoubtedly one of the most well-known of Belfast's numerous art galleries, and you can find it right in the city's Cathedral Quarter. This distinguished location hosts over 40 visual art exhibitions and a conventional art gallery, but it also hosts a variety of other events.

The Golden Thread Gallery

On Great Patrick Street, close to Belfast's Cathedral Quarter, there is a publicly supported modern art gallery called The Golden Thread gallery that is well worth visiting. Regularly changing temporary exhibits that include works by well-known artists, as well as video and sculpture pieces. This is one of Belfast's famous art galleries.

Belfast City Hall

Belfast’s City Hall was created after Queen Victoria gave Belfast city status in 1888 to reflect its progress in terms of economics and industry. The structure is a magnificent municipal landmark and occupies the middle of Donegall Square. There’s a public exhibition space and 16 separate rooms in the building.

Waterfront Hall

The Waterfront Hall is a top-notch entertainment and convention venue located in the heart of Belfast, a little over a mile from the Titanic Quarter and with a view of the River Lagan. It unmistakably represents the city's regeneration and is a definitely must-see, especially to enjoy a concert.

Note that there are no cloakroom facilities in the venue and bags larger than a laptop bag may not be permitted in the interior.

Botanic Gardens

Visit Belfast's Botanic Gardens, one of the city's major attractions. These gardens are located close to Queen's University, just outside the city center. Belfast's Victorian past is not complete without the 19th-century Botanic Gardens, which are also a well-liked gathering spot for locals, students, and visitors.

The Grand Opera House

Since 1895, Belfast's Grand Opera House has been an important landmark in the heart of the city. This magnificent renovated edifice, which endured World War II, local bombings, and even the threat of demolition, today provides a full schedule of entertainment and fascinating behind-the-scenes tours.

St.Anne’s Cathedral

One of the most well-known churches in Belfast is the Episcopalian (Anglican) St. Anne's Cathedral, also referred to as Belfast Cathedral. With two Bishop's Seats, it was consecrated in 1904 and serves two distinct dioceses.

St.George’s Market

One of Belfast's oldest landmarks is St. George's Market because it is believed that it was held every week since 1604. The present-day Victorian structure, which was constructed between 1890 and 1896, hosts markets every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

Cave Hill Country Park and Belfast Castle

Over Belfast’s northern suburbs you’ll find this park with basalt cliffs and its five spectacular caves. The park which is surrounded by moorland and meadows is home to a variety of historical and natural attractions, such as the Mourne Mountains, Carrickfergus, Belfast Castle, and Cave Hill.

A magnificent castle made in the Scottish Baronial style, constructed in the 19th century by George Chichester, 3rd Marquess of Donegall, sits near the southern edge of the Cave Hill Country Park.