Luggage Storage Belfast

There’s no quicker way to ruin your first day in a new city than dragging heavy suitcases and bulky bags behind you. Luckily, with Radical Storage, we can help make your trip to Belfast even better with our many Belfast luggage storage options located all over the city.

Whether you’ve just arrived off the plane and have a few hours to kill before your Airbnb check-in, or you had to check out early and your flight home isn’t until late at night, we are here to ease your stress and lighten the load.

Where can I store my luggage in Belfast?

Radical Storage partners with local businesses, our Angels, across Belfast to provide the most convenient and reliable luggage storage near you. All you need to do is download our app, search for a location closest to you, book in your bags, and enjoy your trip around Belfast bag-free.

We offer luggage storage options at a fixed rate per day per bag, regardless of weight or size. And, for a small fee of £1,75, each bag will be extra safe with a security guarantee of up to £3000. Our Radical Storage service provides 24/7 multilingual customer support for added peace of mind.

See below a list of all our Angels in Belfast. Choose our friendly partner closest to you and get out to explore Belfast!

• St. George’s market
• The Ulster Museum
• Belfast City Hall
• Grand Opera House
• Great Victoria Street Station

What should you do first in Belfast?

Belfast is a bustling and vibrant city teeming with things to do. The city is the perfect spot for a short weekend break or as a stop off on a wider tour of Northern Ireland.

When you first arrive in Belfast, you’ll want to discover the main attractions in Northern Ireland’s capital city. Belfast is most popular for being where RMS Titanic was built and launched. You can delve into the history of the building of the Titanic and its tragic end at the Titanic Museum. Here, you will journey through the history of the Titanic, from when the ship was built in the 1900s and her unforgettable journey across the Atlantic.

Belfast also has a tragic and important history to uncover as you peel back the layers of The Troubles. The violence and suffering occurred in the city at the end of the 20th Century, and the scars of this time remain even today.

Things to do in Belfast

Many people wonder, what is there to do in Belfast? The answer is lots! Belfast is a city with a lot of surprises and is a fantastic place to spend a long weekend:

• Take a wander along the Waterfront Area - Amble along the side of the River Lagan and take in the views of the stunning sculptures, bridges, museums, and entertainment venues. If you’re up for a longer walk, set off on the Maritime Mile from the city quays to the Titanic Quarter.
• Learn about Belfast’s history and mythology at the Big Fish - The Salmon of Knowledge is an iconic sight to discover when you’re in Belfast. Located on the waterfront, the salmon is adorned with beautiful blue ceramic tiles, each telling a story of Belfast’s history and legacy.
• Take a drive through history on a Black Cab Tour- Black cabs were the safest mode of transport during The Troubles, and nowadays, the cabs are used to give tourists a tour of the city. The tours focus a lot on the political history behind Belfast, but you can also do a more general cultural tour.