Where can I store my luggage near London Bridge Station?

Stasher was the world’s first luggage storage network, which now extends across the globe. Since the company was founded in London, you’ll find a wide range of luggage storage locations near London Bridge. Many of central London’s most trusted hotels, shops, and restaurants partner with Stasher to offer you safe and convenient London Bridge Station luggage storage.

Why store your luggage near London Bridge Station with Stasher?

Stasher recognizes the need for safe, convenient, and affordable alternatives as traditional luggage storage options increase prices or end services. Stasher’s London Bridge Station luggage storage includes outstanding customer service, featuring:

• Convenience: You’ll find a vast selection of StashPoint locations near London Bridge Station, and online booking takes under 3 minutes. You can plan your trip without the hassle of guarding your luggage between travel and accommodation schedules. With convenient luggage storage from Stasher, you’ll have plenty of time to explore London.
• Security: Stasher’s security team members personally visit each business before we add them to our network. We thoroughly vet both storage areas and staff for your protection. Stasher also includes complimentary baggage insurance worth up to £1000 for each item you entrust to us.
• Affordability: You’ll only pay £6 per item/day with Stasher’s convenient and secure luggage storage. You’ll never need to worry about hidden fees or size and weight restrictions. Additional days are just £5, and we negotiate discounts for long-term storage.
• Flexibility: Our customers always have the freedom to change their plans. You can collect your bags early or leave your luggage until you decide to head to your next destination.
• Trust: Expedia, Feefo, Phocuswright, and Visit England have all awarded Stasher for outstanding customer service. Renowned publications like Lonely Planet, theguardian, TechCrunch, and the BBC have recommended Stasher to their readers. If you’re still not convinced that Stasher is a brand you can trust, check out over 21,000 verified online customer reviews, ranking 4.8/5 stars.

Where can I store my luggage near London Bridge Station with Stasher?

Many of London's most respected shops, hotels, and restaurants partner with Stasher. Here are a few of our most popular StashPoints near London Bridge Station. 

• Sam’s Souvenirs: The shop remains open 24 hours.
• Premier Inn: You’ll find several Premier Inn locations near London Bridge Station. You can access your luggage between 7 am and 11 pm.
• Wombat’s The City Hostel London: The hostel is open 24/7 and has received 5 stars from our customers.

Here’s a map and a list of all our London Bridge Station luggage storage StashPoints. 

With Stasher’s vast storage network, you’re sure to find the ideal luggage storage location in London. Most of our London Bridge StashPoints open in the early morning and remain accessible until late evening. You’ll also find several London Bridge luggage storage StashPoints that stay open 24/7.

How to store your luggage in London Bridge Station with Stasher

You can reserve your London Bridge luggage storage in less than 3 minutes by following a few simple steps:

1. Download Stasher’s app for Android or iOS. Alternatively, head to our fast-loading website. 
2. Type “London Bridge Station” into the search bar or click the “Near Me Now” button to browse through the closest StashPoints.
3. Select the most convenient luggage storage location and enter your estimated pick-up and drop-off times.
4. When you book your luggage storage, we’ll send you an instant confirmation with directions to your StashPoint.

Drop off your luggage whenever you’re ready and explore the London Bridge area like a local.

Luggage storage and lockers near London Bridge Station

While Stasher offers the city’s most affordable, safe, and convenient luggage storage, London Bridge Station provides left luggage services through the Excess Baggage Center.

Where can I find luggage storage at London Bridge Station?

The luggage storage office is located outside the station on the upper concourse.

Opening hours

7 am to 11 pm

How much does luggage storage at London Bridge Station cost?

Excess Baggage at London Bridge Station charges  £6 for up to three hours. The first 24 hours cost £12.50, and the price is £7.50 for each additional day.

Book London Bridge Station luggage storage for just £6 for 24 hours!

Useful Information about London Bridge Station

• The oldest railway station in the city, the current London Bridge Station opened in 1844. The station underwent redevelopment in recent years and reopened in 2018.
• London Bridge Station hours are Monday through Saturday from 4 am to 1 am and Sunday from 6 am to 1 am.
• You’ll find the ticket office on the lower concourse. The office is open Monday through Friday from 4:50 am to 1:20 am, Saturday from 5:05 am to 1:20 am, and Sunday from 5:45 am to 1:20 am.
• You’ll find ATMs in the Western Arcade walkway, at the St. Thomas Street entrance, behind the information desk, and on the upper concourse.

Top Things to do near London Bridge Station

The Shard

London’s famous Shard building is just a 5-minute walk from London Bridge Station. The innovative Shard offers accommodations, fine dining, and visits to its viewing gallery, where you can see panoramas reaching up to 40 miles on a clear day.

Tate Modern

A fifteen-minute stroll along the Thames will take you to the Tate Modern. The Tate houses London’s most expansive modern and contemporary art collection. Admission is free, and the museum is open every day from 10 am to 6 pm.

Old Operating Theatre Museum

London’s Old Operating Theatre Museum and Herbs Garret features Europe’s oldest operating theatre, which dates back to 1822. Get to the museum in just 3-minutes on foot.

Winchester Palace

Winchester Palace lies a mere 5-minute walk away from London Bridge Station. Once home to the powerful 13th-century Bishops of Winchester, the palace was hit by a fire in 1814. However, the ruins are well worth a visit, and the palace sits between the Golden Hinde and the Clink Prison Museum. 

Clink Prison Museum

If you’ve ever wondered why we refer to jail as the “clink,” here’s your chance to find out. Dating from 1144, the Clink was one of England’s most infamous prisons and was equipped with torture devices only the darkest minds could imagine. As we’ve mentioned earlier, the Clink Prison Museum sits alongside Winchester Palace.

Tower of London

If you take a 15-minute walk across London Bridge and along the river, you’ll arrive at the Tower of London. Highlights include the ravens, the Yeoman Warders, and the Crown Jewels. The Tower can get crowded, so you’ll want to arrive early and buy your tickets in advance.

Tower Bridge

After visiting the Tower of London, you may want to walk across the Tower Bridge. Hailing from 1894, the bridge features a glass floor, through which you can see London from a unique perspective. Other highlights include the two towers, the Victorian Engine Rooms, and individual glass dining areas.

Live Theatre

Theatre fans will be delighted to discover several world-class venues around London Bridge Station. Some theatres also present live music and comedy performances.

• Bridge Theatre
• Shakespeare's Globe
• Sam Wanamaker Playhouse
• The Rose Theatre
• Unicorn Theatre
• The Old Vic

Fashion and Textile Museum

Founded by the Royal Scool of Needlework, London’s Fashion and Textile Museum explores 150 years of English fashion. The museum also holds hands-on workshops and sits just 10-minutes southeast of the station.

Shopping

From vintage clothes and antiques to today’s hottest items, you’ll find it all near London Bridge Station. Here are a few of the closest shopping areas:

• Hay’s Galleria
• The Borough Market
• Leadenhall Market
• Flea 
• Maltby Street Market

Guildhall Art Gallery

The city constructed the Guildhall Gallery in 1885 to display the City of London Corporation’s expansive art collection. Unfortunately, the building was heavily damaged during WWII, which caused the loss of nearly 200 works of art. Today’s museum features a vast permanent collection of Victorian paintings and modern masterpieces. You can get to the Guildhall Art Gallery in around 20 minutes on foot.

Bank of England Museum

The Bank of England Museum sits only a few minutes away from the Guildhall Art Gallery. The museum explores England’s money, economy, and history, including how the Bank of England connected to the international slave trade.

Live Music

Numerous live music venues populate the UK capital. Here are just a few you’ll find near London Bridge Station.

• Glazier’s Hall
• Electric Dreams
• OMEARA
• Wilton’s Music Hall
• The Bootlegger

Trinity Square Gardens

If you’re looking for a quiet place to reflect, head to Trinity Square Gardens, a 15-minute stroll from the station. Parliament began planting the formal gardens in 1797, which now encompass approximately one hectare. 

Science Gallery

Located 4-minutes from the station on foot, London’s Science Gallery sits on the King’s College campus. Exhibits explore cutting-edge themes like violence on all levels of society and utopian/dystopian ideas generated during the global pandemic.

Billingsgate Roman Bath House

If you want to get a glimpse into ancient Roman history, take the 10-minute walk to the Billingsgate Roman Bath House. The 2000-year-old ruins lie underneath the winding paths of the Square Mile. Visitors must book a guided tour, and admission is prohibited for children under 8.

Bars and Pubs

Pubs make up an essential part of British culture, and thankfully, the area around London Bridge is teeming with unique bars and pubs.

• The Cocktail Club at Monument
• Electric Shuffle
• The Rake
• Moonshine Saloon

The Monument to the Great Fire of London

The Great Fire of London ignited in 1666 and destroyed over 13,000 homes, 86 churches, and 44 company halls, along with the Royal Exchange and St. Paul’s Cathedral. Inaugurated in 1677, the Monument to the Great Fire of London lies approximately a 7-minute walk from London Bridge Station.

St. Paul’s Cathedral

Approximately 20-minutes walking distance from the station, St. Paul’s Cathedral features a 150-year-old pipe organ and a stunning gilded ceiling. The cathedral accepts visitors from Monday through Saturday.

Jack the Ripper Museum

If you want to know more about London's most infamous resident, head to the Jack the Ripper Museum. The anonymous assassin was responsible for a series of shocking murders in London’s East End in 1888. The museum is open every day from 9:30 am to 5:45 pm, and you can walk there in around 25 minutes.

Golden Hinde

Located just 5-minutes away from London Bridge Station, the Golden Hinde is a full-scale reproduction of the first English ship to sail around the globe.

HMS Belfast

If you didn’t get your fill of maritime history with the Golden Hinde, check out the HMS Belfast nearby. You can visit London’s “floating city” daily from 10 am to 5 pm.