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Plymouth Train Station, UK

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The UK has no shortage of coastal towns to choose from, but easily one of the best to visit is Plymouth. Plymouth is steeped in maritime history, with the Royal William Yard, Royal Citadel, and Naval Base all situated in the city. Even American history has roots here, as Plymouth was where a famous group of settlers boarded the Mayflower and set sail for the New World. Plymouth is also well situated near some of the most beautiful shorelines, islands, and national parks in the UK. It’s common for visitors to take boat tours or fishing charters to explore the waters around Plymouth. 

Between its rich history and gorgeous natural beauty, Plymouth is a vibrant travel destination for history buffs, outdoor enthusiasts, and cultural tourists. Most visitors arrive in the city at Plymouth Train Station, which is located right in the city center. If you’re looking to explore right off the train, you’ll want to find a place to store luggage for a few hours. 

Here’s everything you need to know about luggage storage options near Plymouth Train Station: 

About Plymouth Train Station

Plymouth Railway Station (or Plymouth Train Station) is located right in the city center, making it an easy stop for visitors to reach their hotels and most of the city’s attractions. National Rail Services operate their routes through Plymouth, with direct routes to London, Bristol, and more. In terms of getting around the immediate area, there are bus routes that connect the train station with surrounding towns and neighborhoods. 

There are plenty of amenities, especially for accessibility purposes, offered at the train station, including accessible ticket machines, free access to GWR Free Station WiFi, accessible public telephones, and step-free access for disabled passengers. There are also adjacent ticket counters and customer service personnel onsite as well. One thing that the train station is lacking is a viable luggage storage service. Because of the train station’s excellent location, there are plenty of options in the city center, such as luggage storage services like Bounce. 

Top attractions near Plymouth Train Station

Theatre Royal Plymouth luggage storage 

One of the largest and most respected regional theaters in the UK is right in the heart of Plymouth. Theatre Royal curates a diverse range of productions, from West End hits to local showcases and even concerts. One of Bounce’s luggage storage locations is across the street - it doesn't get any more convenient than that! 

National Marine Aquarium luggage storage 

Plymouth’s National Marine Aquarium is the UK's largest public aquarium and the perfect place to bring the whole family. Visitors can walk through a submerged tunnel to appreciate the fascinating array of marine life and learn about ocean conservation. There are no luggage storage facilities on site, so you will have to look elsewhere for a place to store luggage. 

Royal William Yard luggage storage 

The historic Royal William Yard is a former naval victualing yard that the city of Plymouth developed into a vibrant waterfront entertainment district. There's plenty to enjoy here, including waterfront dining, boutique shops, and the Plymouth Gin Distillery, where you can take a tour to learn about the distillation process and sample their award-winning gin.

The Barbican luggage storage 

Known for its cobbled streets, colorful buildings, and charming waterfront, the historic Barbican area is one of the most popular destinations in Plymouth. Americans, in particular, will want to visit the Mayflower Steps, where the Pilgrims set sail for America. Afterward, sit outside and enjoy the atmospheric seaside pubs. 

Transportation options near Plymouth Train Station

Walking

Many of Plymouth's attractions, including the Barbican and the city center, are within walking distance of each other. It is generally pretty quick for tourists to walk from Plymouth Station to their hotels.

Public buses

There’s no local train system or subway station in town, but Plymouth has an extensive bus network operated by Plymouth Citybus and Stagecoach. Buses cover the city center, suburbs, and even nearby towns. Day passes or smart cards can be purchased at a ticket office in Plymouth Train Station and are great for unlimited travel. 

Taxis and rideshare 

Cabs are easy to hail from the accessible taxi stand at the station entrance, and rideshare services like Uber are widely available in Plymouth, but there are enough accessible taxis in Plymouth that you can quickly hail one.

Car rental

If you plan to explore the area and want some flexibility, there are rental agencies in Plymouth. Parking in Plymouth is surprisingly convenient, even near the city center. If you’re taking a day trip, you’ll want to book luggage storage before heading out of town. 

Cycling

Plymouth has cycling routes and designated bike lanes, making it a very bike-friendly city. There are a few cycling shops where you can rent a set of wheels for the day.

Local tips and insider info

  • Take a boat trip. Ferries connect Plymouth to nearby destinations like Mount Edgcumbe, Cawsand, and Kingsand, and they’re a scenic way to explore the stunning coastline. A visit to Plymouth without taking a boat adventure would be a waste.
  • Don’t just stick to the city center. If you have the time, exploring the wider region and surrounding coastline is worthwhile. There are a number of picturesque villages in Cornwall that are within a short drive or shuttle bus from Plymouth. Dartmoor National Park and the South Devon coastline are gorgeous natural areas worth visiting. 
  • Be prepared for British weather. The weather in Plymouth will change on a dime, so it's a good idea to pack a waterproof jacket, especially if you plan to explore the outdoor attractions. Even without rain, you’ll want some layers if you’re taking a ride on a ferry. 

Conclusion 

A train ride of about three hours from London's Paddington Station will get you to Plymouth, and the distance from Birmingham New Street Station is about half an hour longer. It's relatively easy to explore this lovely area when you visit either of these major UK cities.

Between the outdoor excursions and attractive promenade, you’ll be walking around a lot during your visit to Plymouth. It's easy to find a place to drop your bags off with Bounce before you explore one of England’s true gems. For all your luggage storage needs in Plymouth, Bounce sure has you covered.