Luggage storage near London Liverpool Street Station

The station is open 7 days a week. On Mondays, Fridays, and Saturdays, the station is open from 04:00 to 01:03. On Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays, the station is open from 03:10 to 01:03.

There are many access points of the Liverpool Street station that can be reached by public transport. If you are traveling on the metro, you can reach the station by 4 different lines (Circle line, Central line, Hammersmith & City line, and Metropolitan line). If you want to reach the station by bus by day, lines 8, 11, 26, 35, 47, 78, 135, 205, and 388 will all transport you to the station. By night, you can use bus lines N8, N25, and N205. Finally, the train lines Elizabeth, London Overground, Stansted Express (this line can transport you to the Stansted Airport), and c2c will all stop at Liverpool Street Station.

Unfortunately, Liverpool Street Station does not have parking that you can reserve. The nearest blue badge parking can be found on Broad Street and Liverpool Street.

There is no charge to use the toilets at the station. Toilets can be found in front of the ticketing station or on the level below in front of Platform 11. Two of the toilets have a baby changing station. All of the toilets are wheelchair accessible as well as apt for people with disabilities.

Nannybag offers many luggage drop-off locations around Liverpool Street Station and London in general. With us, you can safely store all your belongings in the place of your choosing for £6 a day, including insurance. For the Liverpool Street and Liverpool Street Station, you’ll find two luggage storage only 500 meters away from the station.

Yes, the Liverpool Street Station offers many stores, from body care to clothing and drinks. Some of the stores include Lush, M&S (Marks & Spencers), Boots, Cards Galore, Moleskin, Neal’s Yard Remedies, Oliver Bonas, and a WH Smith. As for food options, the station offers a variety of places to visit, such as Café Nero, Camden Food Co., Mi Casa Burrito, and Moshi Moshi. You can also do a bit of food shopping by visiting the International Cheese Center and The Savanna.

The Liverpool Street Station offers free unlimited wifi around the station. You can access the wifi by clicking “#FreeStationWifi” and then clicking connect.

As part of the initiative to modernize the Liverpool Street Station, it has gone through renovations to make the station more accessible for people with disabilities. If you are accessing the station by bus (all London buses are wheelchair accessible), you can access through the Bishopsgate and the Sun Street passage, which are accessible bus stops for people with disabilities. There is also a lift that connects the upper floor with the main concourse and the Underground station.  If you would like to request assistance, you can call 0800 022 3720, where you will be directed to your train operator, who will help you coordinate assistance. Finally, all bathrooms in the station are handicap accessible

Yes, you can access the station via Primrose Street, and you will arrive at the end of Platform 10.