Luggage storage Taguig

Store your luggage around Taguig City with Bounce 

Situated just southeast of downtown Manila, Taguig City is one of the top places in the metro area to visit. While it’s miles outside the city center, there’s still a highly urban layout, with skyscrapers and public infrastructure matching most parts of Manila. And with cosmopolitan and modern cultural offerings, you’ll be able to enjoy superb dining and shopping while exploring Taguig City. There’s some history as well, with the local Pateros-Taguig cultural heritage blending with both colonial and modern elements. 

The town is primarily known for its Bonifacio Global City district, which features all of the modern amenities you’ll expect, but there are also leafy neighborhoods and sprawling parks for getting outdoors. It’s also not far from Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Quezon City, so Taguig is an easy place to stay if you don't want to get a hotel in downtown Manila.

Luggage storage in Taguig City

With extensive public transportation options along with other infrastructure, you'll be able to get around Taguig City fairly easily. In terms of finding a place to keep the bags while you sightsee your shop, you might need to put some effort into finding the right place. So if you’re taking a day trip from Manila and need to store luggage around Taguig City for a few hours, you won't be able to rely on lockers at train stations or shopping centers, but dedicated luggage storage services are operating in town. 

The best option for luggage storage Taguig City offers is Bounce. Our luggage storage service uses a wide network of partner locations all over the world. With luggage storage facilities throughout the Philippines, including several convenient ones serving Taguig City, you can use the handy Bounce mobile app to find the nearest storage spot and book online. And with premium features like 24/7 customer support from a dedicated team, your whole experience will be a breeze. 

Taguig City city guide 

Museums in Taguig City

Taguig Church 

The Baroque Saint Anne Parish Church is a minor Basilica and one of the most important churches in the metro Manila area. It's situated in the historic part of Taguig City along Quezon Plaza and the Taguig River, and it's a beloved part of the Filipino Catholic community. Its facade incorporates Baroque elements with traditional Filipino architecture to create one of the more interesting churches you'll ever see.

The Mind Museum 

One of these more curious attractions in Taguig is this specialty museum curated by the local Bonifacio Art Foundation. With programming based around different scientific disciplines, the approachable exhibits are ideal for an engaging afternoon for the whole family. There's a planetarium to admire alongside interactive games and quizzes (in English) and even a dinosaur display that will keep the kids engaged during your trip. 

Bamboo Organ of Las Piñas 

Built back in the early 19th century, this ornate organ is constructed entirely with locally sourced bamboo wood and is revered as a national treasure. The St. Joseph Parish Church of Las Piñas is already a worthy stop on any sightseeing track through Taguig, but it's primarily famous for this stunning (both visually and acoustically) organ.

You can always show up to mass on Sunday, but there are also free concerts throughout the week if you want to simply admire the acoustics of the church and the artistry of the organist. There's also a small museum attached to the church detailing the design and construction of the organ along with more information on this type of instrument. Every year, there's even a bamboo organ festival. While you're here, you should explore the village of Las Piñas to get a sense of this beautiful and isolated community. 

Shopping in Taguig City

Venice Grand Canal Mall

Anyone who has been to the Venetian Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas can attest that this theme travels surprisingly well. With canals and imitation architecture lining this open-air mall, a visit here is as aesthetically pleasing as it is shoppable. They thought of every single detail when they designed and built Venice Grand Canal Mall in Taguig City, from the Ponte de Amore Bridge replica to the actual water-filled canals, navigated by actual gondoliers.

You can simply stroll through the mall and have a great time, especially if you splurge on a gondola ride, but the shopping isn't bad either. With a few hundred stores ranging from local Filipino chains to recognizable international brands, you'll certainly find something here. And if you happen to leave empty-handed, the Instagram snaps will have made the trip worthwhile. 

Karrivin Plaza 

The hippest place to shop in Taguig City has to be this contemporary retail district reminiscent of uber-trendy fashion hotspots in Brooklyn or London. You'll find mid-century modern furniture stores, well-curated vintage shops, art galleries, loads of high-end boutiques, and other local businesses. 

Bonifacio High Street

Bonifacio Global City is the commercial and cultural capital of Taguig City, so it makes sense that the highest concentration of retail would be situated in the skyscraper-laden streets like Bonifacio High Street and the surrounding areas. You’ll find loads of designer outlets and luxury boutiques throughout the area, but The Retail Promenade on 29th Street is an especially fertile shopping ground. Most of these streets are very pedestrian-friendly making the shopping experience even better.

Restaurants in Taguig City

Pool House 

The rooftop of the Grand Hyatt Manila has both the hottest pool and the hottest restaurant in Taguig City, and luckily, you don't need to be a guest to swim or eat at the swanky Pool House Restaurant. With an open-air terrace, offering stunning views of the skyline, there's no better place to cap off a business trip or vacation than dining al fresco on their delicious Filipino-inspired contemporary bites. The views from the terrace are incredible, and on a clear day, you can see as far as Rizal Park in Manila.

Locavore 

This contemporary bistro takes the “eating local” concept to a whole new level with its inventive menu, comprised entirely of dishes, made with strictly local produce and ingredients. Everything from their pork to the fruit was farmed and grown near the metro Manila area. The food itself is fantastic. Blending elements of Spanish Filipino cuisine. Highlights include their Bicol exprés minced pork, kaldereta beef stew, and their lechón suckling pig. This place is (deservedly) popular and they don't take reservations, so plan to get here early.

Tomatito 

Whether it’s a relic of Spain’s colonial influence in the Philippines or merely a product of globalization, this tapas spot is one of the true can't-miss dining experiences in the area. It's the perfect after-work spot for shared plates like salmon TNT, traditional albondigas (homemade meatballs), and even nachos. Don't skip the homemade sangria.

Conclusion 

Bounce has luggage storage locations in almost every major travel destination in the world, and that includes towns throughout the Philippines like Manila, Olongapo City, and Quezon City. So download the handy Bounce mobile app to find a secure place to store your bags for your next epic trip!