20 Bookstores In Italy 🇮🇹

"Extremely well organized,very spacious, two stories."

"Modern and large three level bookshop. Staff will help you find books. The cooking section is particularly well-equipped with Italian cuisine lessons. My gilfriend snatched up a dessert cooking book for only 9,90."

"The best hidden gem in Florence! It is amazing studying and eating here. The ambience is awesome with great music and a cool atmosphere being surrounded by so many colorful books. I recommend this spot to students trying to get our of their apartments and study somewhere away from the craziness of Florence :)"

"Fabulous bookshop with clear personality. It’s in a lovely, local-feeling part of town with an intentional selection in a great space."

"Very nice bookstore. We bought new books along with second hand ones, which were cheaper. Nicely placed, near city center."

"Owner is very friendly even we brought kids. Inside the bookstore you will see a lot of interesting postcards or bookmarks"

"It’s very small but so lovely. The people who work here are amazing. They were very helpful and accommodating. The selection is small but they can help you order books and overall I’d say they give a very local feeling. Would recommend for any reader."

"Excellent selection of new and used English language books in Florence. The perfect stop for two traveling kiddos who needed something new to read!"

"Beautiful little bookshop in the heart of Trastevere. It's absolutely packed with used books. Situated on a quiet street, it's easy to miss if you're not paying attention to your surroundings.The majority of used books are on English but you can also find a decent selection of French and Spanish books as well. The shopkeeper is friendly and the atmosphere is set by a little speaker."

"Yeah! Putting back culture in cool mode. A café, a bookshop and some food. The sorbet is goood! And the book selection... If you. An read in Italian and can’t find a book in there, you’re case is hopeless. All that on a quiet place right in front a church."

"Very cute little bookshop with a great selection of English language books (both used and new). The used books are for a pretty good price (€5-€8), whereas the new books are around €15, which is the norm for English language books in Rome.The staff was very kind and welcoming. I definitely recommend visiting here if you are in need of an English language book to read while on holidays."

"Great store if you’re looking for an English book to help you pass the time traveling. It had a very comfy interior and friendly staff, who gave me helpful advice on what was currently popular with Italians. Had to control myself while shopping or else my suitcase would have exploded, but I will definitely return :)"

"A beautifully curated store in Rome that has unique gifts and great items ranging from books, prints, mugs and more."

"Spectacular bookshop, recommended for art lovers of all ages. Trained and polite staff, very particular and modern design of the place: to visit even if you don't want to buy anything."

"A beautiful place for the little ones and all of us who love children books. The lady in the bookstore was lovely and kind and had some great suggestions for us! Definitely I will visit it again on my next trip to Rome."

"It is a small place but there is a lot of opportunities to get what book you might want to buy. The owner, Michelle, is a well educated, knowledgeable, and pleasant. She is also a professional and multi-lingual."

"Incredible selection of antiquarian books"

"A stone's throw from the fountain in piazza esedra in via Terme di diocleziamo there is a safe from the time in which, with the guidance of a new Virgil, memories can be found buried and yellowed by the wear and tear of time but not lost thanks to Angelo curati's research skills. ... you can dive in and get lost browsing through pages of literature, curiosities and old postcards .... in Angelo's kiosk you never get old because time stands still!"

"Loved my visit to this store, and ended up buying a couple copies of La Divina Commedia. The two gentlemen were pleasant and were happy to conversate with us unlike other bookstores I’ve visited in Europe. Highly recommended!"