Today, 9 August, is National Book Lovers Day so time to share just a few of my favourite bookshops with you.
Libros, Malasana, Madrid, 2014
Libreria Desnivel, Madrid, 2014
Libreria Desnivel, Madrid, 2014
Plaza de Armas, Havana, Cuba, November 2016
Acqua Alta, Venice, February 2017
Acqua Alta, Venice, February 2017
Shoreditch, London, 2017
Daunt Books, Marylebone, London, 2013
Agatha Christie
Stanford’s, Covent Garden, London, August 2014
Word on the Water, Regent’s Canal, London
Word on the Water, Regent’s Canal, London
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Copyright Debbie Smyth, 9 August 2017
Posted as part of Weekly Travel Theme
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These all look so beautiful 🙂 I really want to go and see them all.
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Just wait until you see my hubby’s bookstore – you’ll never get out. In fact I struggle to get out of the house most days as many of the books end up here too!!
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Oooh I do love a good bookshop. It’s sad to see so many of them going out of business these days 😦
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Captivating! The only one I’ve seen in person is Word on the Water. Must try harder 🙂 🙂
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I love bookshops! Great blog post 🙂
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I didn’t know it was National Booklovers Day. Great pics.
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I only knew because of Ailsa’s theme 🙂
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Oh, what a wonderful eclectic set!
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Love this! Posted to my Facebook page. Hope you don’t mind. 🙂
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Thank you – I love being posted 🙂
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All great photos but Acqua Alta has to be the most interesting bookstore.
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It’s pretty amazing – simply random piles of books, no use of Dewey, no use of alphabet! But there are a few canoes holding books in place outside, and the books also form a staircase for a view down onto the canal. A little too unruly for the Venetian I think!
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How do you find anything in there? And doesn’t the water wreak havoc with the paper?
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