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Luggage storage in Greenwich

Stasher has luggage storage in Greenwich, with the nearest point about a 2-minute walk away and one within a 3-minute walk. A hotel reception under 100 m away is open 24/7 and holds a 5/5 rating from over 1,000 reviews. Book online to keep bags safely out of sight until collection.

Bag policies at Greenwich museums and the Tourist Information Centre

At the National Maritime Museum, self-service lockers cost £1 per use, while the cloakroom is £2 per item. The Queen’s House also has £1 self-service lockers, but no staffed cloakroom.

For left luggage in Greenwich, the Tourist Information Centre charges £5.00 per bag for up to 3 hours, or £8.00 for up to 24 hours. The museum options suit items that fit their lockers, while the National Maritime Museum cloakroom offers an alternative per item.

O2 Arena storage and late-night collection in North Greenwich

At The O2 Arena, the official bag store sits just outside the main entrance and charges £10.00 per bag. Standing ticket holders also have access to the arena cloakroom, with coats priced at £3.00 and bags at £5.00.

For drivers, North Greenwich Station car park costs £11.00 before 19:00 on non-event days. The last westbound Jubilee line train towards Stanmore leaves at about 00:19, so after-show timing matters. Stasher has luggage storage near Greenwich with one late-opening point and one open 24/7 for later collection.

Storing bags during the Cutty Sark DLR closure

Cutty Sark for Maritime Greenwich DLR station is closed for escalator replacement from 31 May 2025 until Spring 2026, so leave extra time around the maritime attractions if you need somewhere to store your bags.

Maze Hill Station sits a 10-minute walk from Greenwich’s main maritime sights, making it a useful rail alternative during the closure. Drivers can use secure parking at New Capital Quay near Greenwich Station for £3.50 for 1 hour.

Bag-free visits to Greenwich's late summer festivals

Late summer brings several free programmes across Greenwich, so arranging somewhere to store your bags beforehand can make outdoor installations and architectural visits more comfortable.

The Greenwich+Docklands International Festival runs from 21 August to 6 September 2026, with free events across the Royal Borough of Greenwich. Totally Thames follows from 1 to 30 September, bringing free public installations to the waterfront.

Woolwich Summer Streets and Summer Lates continue until 12 September, including a carnival finale from 2pm to 9pm. From 12 to 20 September, Open House Festival opens architectural sites free of charge, generally between 10am and 5pm.