Luggage Storage Temple Bar

Radical Storage: your Temple Bar luggage storage solution

Radical Storage has revolutionized the way travelers store their bags worldwide. Rather than relying on conventional lockers with their size restrictions and the uncertainty of availability, we connect you with a network of local businesses that offer secure luggage storage. These businesses, which we call our “Angels", can be local restaurants, convenience shops, hotels, laundries, etc, and offer their free space to keep your luggage safe while you enjoy Temple Bar.

One of our key advantages is the freedom in terms of bag size and weight. We have a €5 fixed daily rate per bag, providing a cost-effective way to get rid of your bags. There are no restrictions, meaning you can entrust any luggage, whether it’s a backpack, suitcase, or any other item.

How to book with Radical Storage

Booking luggage storage with Radical Storage is a breeze, ensuring that you can quickly secure a convenient place to store your bags while you explore Temple Bar. Here’s how it works:

• Visit the Radical Storage website or use the user-friendly mobile app.

• Enter “Temple Bar" as your desired location, along with the date and time for drop-off and pick-up.

• Browse through the available Angels in the Temple Bar area.

• Select the Angel that best suits your needs and make your reservation.

• After booking, you’ll receive a confirmation email containing the storage location's exact address. This is your key to easily finding the Angel when you arrive in Temple Bar.

• Head to the chosen Angel with your bags and complete the swift check-in process.

• When you’re ready to continue your adventure or retrieve your belongings, return to the Angel at the specified time.

Following these straightforward steps, you’ll experience a seamless and worry-free luggage storage process with Radical Storage.

Fascinating facts about Temple Bar

Wondering what makes Temple Bar truly special? It’s the beating heart of Dublin, making it a must-visit for those looking to dive into the city’s vibrant atmosphere. Keep in mind Temple Bar isn’t just a single bar; it’s a whole neighborhood that grew from the creative ideas of many people who saw its potential. Here are some other interesting facts about Temple Bar:

• Origin of the Name: It is believed that it was named after the Temple family. This street was the place where their forebearer, Sir William Temple, built a house and gardens in the early 1600s. This historical connection adds intrigue to the district's name, highlighting its deep-rooted historical significance.

• Cultural Quarter: The quarter is affectionately referred to as “Dublin’s cultural quarter", due to the vibrant arts environment in Temple Bar. This is a haven for galleries, festivals, and theaters where local and international artists display their artistic prowess.

• Irish Film Institute: Temple Bar houses the Irish Film §Institute, a cinephile area promoting Irish and international films.

• Culinary Delights: Temple Bar also has a great variety of restaurants, bars, and pubs that invite you to have a culinary experience. The district is a haven for all kinds of tastes, from traditional Irish dishes and international flavors to innovative culinary fusions.

• Market Vibes: Temple Bar holds a vibrant food market during the day as well as the book market., stunning architecture, and a glimpse into Dublin's history.

Temple Bar transit options and how to reach it

Temple Bar is centrally located in Dublin, making it easily accessible by various transit options. When you’re ready to explore or depart from this captivating district, consider the following:

• Dublin Airport: For these heading to or from Dublin Airport, the Airlink Express buses 747 and 757 provide a direct and convenient connection to Temple Bar. The journey takes around 30-40 minutes, ensuring a hassle-free trip.

• Dublin Bus: Dublin Bus services are readily available, with numerous routes passing through or near Temple Bar. These buses provide a cost-effective way to explore other parts of the city.

• DART: The Dublin Area Rapid Transit (DART) system connects Temple Bar to various destinations, including Connolly Station.

• Walking: Temple Bar’s central location makes it ideal for exploring on foot. You can easily stroll through the district and explore its many attractions, restaurants, and shops.

Things to do near Temple Bar

Enjoy a pint of Guinness in the world-famous Temple Bar pub. 
Experience the lively atmosphere of Dublin at the city’s most iconic and well-known pubs. With traditional Irish music and an extensive selection of drinks, the Temple Bar Pub is the place to be for all party-people looking for a great night!

Sample the delicacies of the Temple Bar Food Market.
Foodies unite at the unmissable Temple Bar Food Market. Open every Saturday, this vibrant market offers a wide range of delicious foods from local and international vendors. From fresh and local artisanal cheeses to fresh-out-the-oven pastries, you'll find something to satisfy your taste buds here.

Catch a flick at the Irish Film Institute.
This non-profit organization is dedicated to promoting Irish films and has a cinema that shows a wide range of Irish and international movies. Enjoy one of the unique films on the big screen and once it’s finished, head to the bar or restaurant to wind down the rest of your night.