Luggage Storage Locations New Orleans

New Orleans Passenger Union Terminal and New Orleans Airport

If you have been wondering where to go for taking a train, a bus or simply taking a small break from New Orleans, The New Orleans Union Passenger Terminal is the right answer for you. In fact, the location has been built in 1954 as a Central railway station, but with the years passing and the growing of the city, it has become an intermodal facility, connecting New Orleans with every part of the city and the surrounding area.

However, luggage storage options nearby the Station can be quite expensive, so do not risk your money and book one of the Radical Storage luggage storage near the New Orleans Terminal or even close to one of our top locations nearby the main city attractions.

The city is also connected to the Louis Amstrong New Orleans Airport, which can boast many continental and international flights. The road to go from the Airport to the city center is quite simple: you should get straight from the Terminal and take the Airport Shuttle Bus or the RTA’s 202 Airport Express, and they will make you arrive in the heart of the city, Canal Street, in less than 20 minutes.

Things to do in New Orleans

Now that you finally have arrived in New Orleans, do not wait around with your heavy bags or waiting for your check-in at your accommodation. Leave your luggage in one of our top quality luggage storage and look out for some beautiful attractions:

• For those who appreciate a look at local architecture, a walking tour of the Garden District will likely be appealing. You can enjoy taking in the gardens, trees, and beautiful homes that dot the landscape.

• If you're more in the mood for a late lunch or cup of coffee, plenty of options are available. Consider dropping by Commander’s Palace restaurant after you ditch your bags with us.

• You should visit the New Orleans Museum of Art if you love paintings. There, you will see tens of thousands of art pieces. Everything from European to Asian art is on display to be enjoyed.

• Of course, there are plenty of things to do in the French Quarter, one of NOLA's most historic neighborhoods. There, you'll find the French Market filled with modern boutiques and artisan cocktails mixed with antique stores and old restaurants.

• You'll want to visit Bourbon Street to see all the hustle and bustle, but don't forget to check out Faulkner House Books, Jackson Square, and Cabildo.