Where can I store my luggage near Liverpool Lime Street Station?

The world’s first sharing economy luggage storage network, Stasher extends across the globe and provides a wide range of Liverpool luggage storage locations. Many of the city’s most trusted businesses partner with Stasher, offering you safe, affordable, and convenient Liverpool Lime Street Station luggage storage.

Why store your luggage near Liverpool Lime Street Station with Stasher?

Stasher recognizes the need for affordable and secure storage alternatives as traditional station lockers and left luggage centers disappear or charge increasingly higher fees. When you reserve Liverpool Lime Street Station luggage storage with Stasher, you can expect outstanding customer service, featuring:

• Affordability: Secure and convenient luggage storage is only £6 per bag per day with Stasher. No size or weight restrictions apply, and you’ll pay just £5 for each additional day.
• Security: Stasher’s security thoroughly investigates each luggage storage location for your protection. We ensure that StashPoint staff place security tags on all your bags, and we back our choices with a free insurance policy worth up to £1000 for each item you store.
• Convenience: Stasher provides a variety of luggage storage locations near Liverpool Lime Street Station. Online booking takes less than 3 minutes with our phone app or website. Finally, travelers don’t need to lose valuable time guarding luggage between hotel and travel times. 
• Flexibility: Stasher understands that plans often change. You always have the freedom to collect your luggage early or leave your bags until you’re ready to head to your next destination.
• Trust: Renowned publishers like the BBC, Lonely Planet, TechCrunch, and theguardian have recommended Stasher’s luggage storage service. Our company has also received awards for outstanding customer service from Expedia, Feefo, Phocuswright, and Visit England. You can read over 21,000 verified reviews, which rank Stasher at 4.8/5 stars.

Where can I store my luggage near Liverpool Lime Street Station with Stasher?

Some of Liverpool’s most respected hotels, restaurants, and shops partner with Stasher. Take a look at our most popular Liverpool Lime Street Station luggage storage locations:

• Hampton by Hilton: The hotel is open 24 hours.
• Premier Inn: Stasher maintains a few luggage storage locations at Premier Inn hotels near Liverpool Lime Street Station. Our customers give Premier Inn a 5-star rating, and each StashPoint is open from 7 am to 11 pm.
• Best Western Liverpool Aigburth: You can access your luggage at Liverpool's Best Western around the clock.

Here’s a map and a list of all our Liverpool Lime Street Station luggage storage StashPoints. 

With Stasher, you’re sure to find the ideal place to store your luggage near Liverpool's railway stations. Most of our Liverpool Lime Street Station StashPoints maintain long hours or remain accessible 24/7. 

How to store your luggage near Liverpool Lime Street Station with Stasher

Booking Liverpool Lime Street Station luggage storage is quick and easy with our phone app or fast-loading website. 

1. Download our handy app for iOS or Android. Alternatively, use your laptop to navigate to Stasher.com.
2. Type “Liverpool Lime Street Station” into the search bar. If you’re already in Liverpool, click on the “Near Me Now” button to see our closest StashPoints.
3. Choose your preferred location and enter your approximate pick-up and collection times.
4. When you book your luggage storage, we’ll immediately send you a message with directions to your StashPoint.

When you’re ready, go to your StashPoint, drop off your bags, and discover the Fab Four’s legendary birthplace.

Luggage storage and lockers near Liverpool Lime Street Station

While Stasher provides the most convenient and affordable option for storing your luggage, Liverpool Lime Street Station offers storage through the Excess Baggage Center.

Where can I find luggage storage at Liverpool Lime Street Station?

You’ll find the Excess Baggage Center opposite the ticket office.

Opening hours

7 am to 11 pm

How much does luggage storage at Liverpool Lime Street Station cost?

Excess Baggage at Liverpool Lime Street Station costs  £6 for up to three hours. The price is  £12.50 for hours 3-24, and you'll pay £7.50 for each additional day. Travelers with oversized items need to contact Excess Baggage in advance and pay additional fees.

Book Liverpool Lime Street Station luggage storage for just £6 for 24 hours!

Useful Information about Liverpool Lime Street Station

• Liverpool Lime Street Station was constructed in 1836 and expanded in 1849. The station sees nearly 20 million passengers annually.
• Liverpool Lime Street Station is open Monday through Friday from 3:15 am to 12:40 am, Saturdays from 3:15 am to 12:35 am, and Sundays from 7 am to 12:30 am.
• The Northern Rail ticket office is situated toward the Lord Nelson Street entrance. Hours are from 5 am to 11:38 pm. Additionally, you’ll find Northern Rail and Avanti West ticket machines scattered around the station.
• The ATMs are located next to the network rail information point.
• You can register your lost item online if you lose anything during your trip.
• You’ll find several restaurants and shops inside the station.

Top Things to do near Liverpool Lime Street Station

St. John’s Beacon

Just a two-minute walk from the station, St. John’s Beacon is home to one of the UK’s most popular radio stations. The 400-foot structure, also known as Radio City Tower, offers panoramic views of Liverpool and surrounding towns. 

Museum of Liverpool

A 20-minute stroll down Lord Street will take you to the banks of the Mersey River, where you'll find several museums. The Museum of Liverpool explores nearly every aspect of the city’s history, including its architecture, transportation, culture, and, of course, the Beatles.

Pier Head

Situated just north of the Museum of Liverpool, Pier Head offers river cruises, canal cruises, and wildlife cruises. Additionally, colorful ferries cross the Mersey, just like in the 1965 song by Liverpool natives Jerry and the Pacemakers.

Royal Albert Dock Liverpool

Liverpool’s Royal Albert Dock, situated alongside Pier Head, features bars, restaurants, shopping, and several prominent museums.

Tate Liverpool

The Tate Liverpool lies south of the Museum of Liverpool on Royal Albert Dock. The Tate focuses on modern and contemporary art and hosts regular workshops and special exhibits. The museum is open every day from 10 am to 3:50 pm.

Maritime Museum

The Merseyside Maritime Museum sits to the east of the Tate and is open from 10 am to 6 pm every day. The museum explores Liverpool’s seafaring past and includes a vast collection of maritime memorabilia. The museum also shows the evolution of the city’s waterfront and details of the tragic stories of the Titanic and the Lusitania.

The Beatles Story

You’ll find out everything you want to know about Britain’s most famous band at the Beatles Story, located near the Tate and Maritime Museums. The Beatles Story features immersive exhibits, including recreations of important venues and recording studios from Beatles' history. Hours are from 11 am to 3 pm.

International Slavery Museum

Also located on Royal Albert Dock, the International Slavery Museum educates the public about the slave trade and recounts the untold stories of enslaved people. The museum is open from Tuesday through Sunday from 10 am to 6 pm.

Statues and Monuments

Now that you’ve dropped off your bags with Stasher, you’re free to wander around town, checking out statues and monuments, such as:

• The Beatles
• Eleanor Rigby
• Cilla Black
• John Lennon
• A Case History
• Queen Victoria Monument
• Nelson Monument

Liverpool Cathedral

The Liverpool Cathedral lies just over 15-minutes walking distance south of Lime Street Station. A survivor of both World Wars, the Cathedral is one of the most iconic buildings in the city.

St. John’s Gardens

Located just across the highway from the station, St. John’s Garden is always open for a picnic or a moment of peaceful reflection. If you stroll up the eastern edge of St. John’s Garden, you’ll arrive at the William Brown Street fossils, which include a 320-year-old tree fossil and a Jurassic-Era clam fossil on the William Rathbone Statue.

World Museum

A leisurely 6-minute stroll along St. John’s Lane will take you to the World Museum, located in the northern portion of the garden. The museum includes natural history exhibits, a planetarium, an aquarium, and an extensive collection of ancient Egyptian artifacts.

Mathew Street

If you’re searching for Liverpool’s live music scene, you won’t have far to go. The clubs along Mathew Street are an 8-minute stumble from Lime Street Station. You’ll find plenty of talented local bands, and most of the bars stay open well into the wee hours.

Concert Square

Concert Square is a less touristy live music area of Liverpool. The square is home to three of the city’s largest music venues and a wide range of bars and smaller clubs. You can reach Concert Square southeast of Liverpool Street Station in less than 5 minutes on foot.

Western Approaches HQ Museum

The Western Approaches Museum allows visitors to explore an authentic underground war bunker. The museum is a short 15-minute walk away from the train station and is open from 10 am to 6 pm.

Shopping

Whether you’re looking for a specific item or want to “shop till you drop,” you’ll find plenty of options around Liverpool, including:

• St. John’s Shopping Centre
• Clayton Square Shopping Centre
• Red Brick Vintage Markets
• Great Homer Street Market

British Music Experience

The British Music Experience explores the history of British rock and features several interactive exhibits. You’ll find the museum alongside Pier Head. Hours are from 10 am to 5 pm.

Ode to Mo Salah Mural

Sports fans may want to drop by Liverpool's famous Ode to Mo Salah Mural. A six-minute walk from the station will take you to the mural, which commemorates the British team’s victory over Real Madrid In the Champions League.

Quirky Quarter

You’ll find puzzles and games galore at Quirky Quarter, 12 minutes south of Liverpool Lime Street Station. The Quarter is wheelchair accessible, but you’ll have to book your tickets in advance.

Walker Art Gallery

Walker Art Gallery, a 3-minute walk north of the station, features masterworks of painting, sculpture, and decorative arts dating from the 13th century onward. The gallery is open from 10 am to 6 pm every day except Mondays.

Liverpool Beatles Museum

You can reach the Liverpool Beatles Museum with a leisurely, 10-minute walk from the station. The museum houses the world’s most expansive Beatles collections, with three floors of band memorabilia. The museum is open every day from 10 am to 4 pm.

Theatres

Opera and live theatre fans will be happy to know that Liverpool is home to several top-notch venues, such as:

• Liverpool Empire
• Everyman Theatre and Playhouse
• Liverpool’s Royal Court

Williamson Tunnels

The Williamson Tunnels Heritage Centre consists of a network of underground tunnels created by Liverpool resident Joseph Williamson in the 19th century. The tunnels feature exhibits depicting the lives of the city’s most eccentric personalities. You can get to the tunnels in around 20 minutes on foot.

Speke Hall

Speke Hall is one of Liverpool’s most popular green spaces, featuring a rare Tudor home, lavish gardens, and a kids’ playground. In the summer, the estate also hosts outdoor theatre. Take the Merseyrail Hunts Cross Line to get there. The trip takes approximately one hour.

Live Music

We’ve already mentioned the Mathew Street nightclub strip and Concert Square, but you’ll find also find several larger concert venues around Liverpool, including:

• The Concert Room
• O2 Academy Liverpool
• Epstein Theatre

Penny Lane

Immortalized in the Beatles’ 1967 song, Penny Lane retains many of its historical characteristics. Take Speke Line 86A at the Eliot Street bus stop or hop on the Magical Mystery Tour bus to get there. While you’re in the area, you may want to stop at one of the many traditional pubs for a cold pint and a plate of fish and chips.

Strawberry Field

Beatles fans may want to take the 40-minute trip on Line 75 to the original Strawberry Field. The field was one of John Lennon’s favorite childhood haunts and houses the piano the artist used to compose “Imagine.” While you’re in the area, stop at 251 Menlove Avenue for a glance at John Lennon’s childhood home.