Most Interesting Bookstores of the World
By Session Magazine, December 15th, 2008 in miscellaneous |
Selexyz Bookstore in Maastricht, Holland. The bookstore is installed in an old Dominican church. Photography by madcrow Flickr.com
The coffee shop of the Selexyz Bookstore in Maastricht is settled in the altar of the church. Photography by edwin_wisse Flickr.com
Borderlands Science Fiction Bookstore in San Francisco is home to this hairless Sphynx cat. Photography by massdistraction Flickr.com
Shakespeare & Co. Antiquarian Books, Paris. Probably the most photographed bookstore of the world. Photography by Simple Dolphin Flickr.com
A view from inside the bookstore Shakespeare & Co in Paris. Photo by Toshio Kishiyama Flickr.com
On the third floor of the bookstore Shakespeare & Co. in Paris, you'll find this bed and the motice board behind. Photography by Glynnis Ritchie Flickr.com
The Academic Bookstore (Akateeminen Kirjakauppa) in the center of Helsinki is built by the famous Finnish architect Alvar Aalto (father of modernism) and is one of the largest bookstores in Scandinavia. Photography by Rodrigo Quiñones Flickr.com
The Art Nouveau facade of the Lello bookstore in Porto, Portugal. Photography by pedrosimoes7 Flickr.com
The Lello bookstore in Porto, Portugal, is open since 1906 and is surely one of the most beautiful bookstores of the world. Photography by delviking Flickr.com
A view of the stained glass ceiling of the Lello bookstore in Porto. Photography by stukinha Flickr.com
The stairs inside the bookstore Lello in Porto. Photography by stukinha Flickr.com
Another view of the interieur of the bookstore Lello in Porto. Photography by stukinha Flickr.com
Borders Bookstore in the Time Warner Center, New York City, overlooking the Columbus Circle and the Columbus statue. Photo by sergei.y Flickr.com
A very cramped bookstore in Calcutta, India. Photography by FriskoDude Flickr.com
Mona Lisait, another great bookshop in the center of Paris. Here you see the third floor with prints and posters. Photography by Francois' Flickr.com
The bookstore El Ateneo in Buenos Aires was a real theatre and then a movie theatre once before getting a bookstore. Photography by sitemarca Flickr.com
