Bookstores can be a destination upon themselves. From Venice to Mexico City， check out some of the most interesting book retailers out there！

書店也可以成為景點(diǎn)，從威尼斯到墨西哥城，來(lái)看看這些世界最有趣的書店吧！

Libreria Acqua Alta， Venice， Italy

意大利威尼斯 Libreria Acqua Alta書店

This bookstore features classic volumes of American and Italian books packed in traditional Venetian gondola boats. But the show-stopping attraction is the back of the bookstore， which opens up to a beautiful canal.

“Its a bookshop right on the canal that floods every year， so the eccentric， stray-cat-adopting owner keeps his books in boats， bathtubs and a disused gondola to protect them，” writes Paris Review.

The store is also lauded for its extensive art and postcard collections.

這家書店的特色是把美國(guó)和意大利的經(jīng)典書籍裝在威尼斯傳統(tǒng)的貢多拉船上。但令人贊嘆的在于書店的后面，把門打開就是美麗的運(yùn)河。

“這家書店所在的運(yùn)河每年都發(fā)洪水，所以那位愛收養(yǎng)流浪貓的古怪店主把書放在船里、浴缸里和廢棄的貢多拉里來(lái)保護(hù)它們?！薄栋屠柙u(píng)論》寫道。

這家書店也以豐富的藝術(shù)和明信片收藏品而廣受好評(píng)。

John K. King Used and Rare Books， Detroit， Michigan

密歇根州底特律 John K. King Used and Rare Books書店

This bookstore houses more than a million books in an abandoned glove factory in Detroits industrial wasteland.

Cardboard signs， musty paperback aromas， and a hand-scrawled map out of a Wes Anderson panic attack are your tour guides as you lose track of time and the person you came with.

這家書店位于底特律工業(yè)廢地的一家廢棄的手套廠處，擁有超過(guò)百萬(wàn)冊(cè)圖書。

當(dāng)你忘記了時(shí)間，發(fā)現(xiàn)和你同來(lái)的人已離開時(shí)，硬紙板的指示牌、發(fā)霉的平板書的味道，以及韋斯·安德森恐慌癥發(fā)作時(shí)做的潦草的手繪地圖是你的向?qū)А?/p>

El Ateneo， Buenes Aires， Argentina

阿根廷布宜諾斯艾利斯 El Ateneo書店

This bookstore is housed in an ornate theater building from the 1920s. Customers can sit in still-intact theater boxes to relax and browse their books.

“While the selection of books on offer is standard chain store fare， bibliophiles will find the staggeringly opulent display of books to be reason enough to pay El Ateneo a visit，” according to a website.

這家書店坐落在20世紀(jì)20年代一個(gè)華麗的劇院大樓中。顧客們可以在完好無(wú)損的包廂中放松和瀏覽圖書。

“雖然所提供書籍的價(jià)格是標(biāo)準(zhǔn)連鎖店的價(jià)格，但是藏書愛好者們會(huì)覺得，這家書店里那種華麗得不可思議的圖書展示方式值得他們前往?！蹦尘W(wǎng)站上寫道。

Shakespeare and Company， Paris， France

法國(guó)巴黎 Shakespeare and Company書店

The original Shakespeare and Company on Paris Left Bank was a hangout for Ernest Hemingway， Ezra Pound， and James Joyce， but closed during World War Two.

The store re-opened in 1951 and has become a popular place because of its ambience and selection.

“Time has not sundered the lovers between literature and Pariss Left Bank，” writes Time. “The Shakespeare and Company bookstore has long been a fixture of the affair.”

書店原址位于巴黎左岸，是歐內(nèi)斯特·海明威、埃茲拉·龐德和詹姆斯·喬伊斯經(jīng)常去的地方，但在二戰(zhàn)期間關(guān)門了。

書店在1951年重新開張，因氛圍和藏書成為大眾喜愛的去處。

“時(shí)間沒有把文學(xué)和巴黎左岸這對(duì)愛人分開，”《時(shí)代》周刊寫道，“這家書店一直是他們這段感情中的固定角色?！?/p>

Corso Como， Milan， Italy

意大利米蘭 Corso Como書店

This gorgeous bookstore， is one of the most beautiful in the world， doubles as a flea market and is sure to keep everyone entertained.

“Corso Como is a wonderful low profile high-end fashion， cafe， bookstore， and art hub in one of the nicer parts of Milan，” a fan of the store writes on the Internet. “If youre not careful you can walk right past this place， but when you enter into its gates you know you are in for an experience.”

這家壯觀的書店是世界上最美麗的書店之一，它同時(shí)也是個(gè)二手市場(chǎng)，在這里每個(gè)人都會(huì)開心。

“Corso Como是一個(gè)美妙的低調(diào)高端時(shí)尚區(qū)、咖啡館、書店和藝術(shù)中心，位于米蘭比較好的地段，”一名該店的粉絲在網(wǎng)上寫道，“如果你不留心，你很可能就錯(cuò)過(guò)了這個(gè)地方，但是當(dāng)你進(jìn)入它的大門，你就知道你是來(lái)體驗(yàn)的?！?/p>

Cafebreria El Pendulo， Mexico City， Mexico

墨西哥墨西哥城 Cafebreria El Pendulo書店

This bookstore and cafe has ample greenery inside.

“As a bar， cafe and bookstore， the Cafebreria El Pendulo offers a well air conditioned abode for reading and lounging， and living plants decorate the interior，” The Huffington Post writes.

這家書店兼咖啡館里有足夠大的綠地。

“這里既是酒吧、咖啡館也是書店，有空調(diào)，是閱讀和閑逛的好去處，里面還用植物加以裝飾?！薄逗辗翌D郵報(bào)》上寫道。

Barter Books， Alnwick， UK.

英國(guó)阿尼克 Barter Books書店

This shop used to be a train station， and miniature trains still go around the shelves. The architecture， which includes rounded ceilings and decorative lighting， is stunning.

“The books range from such categories as fiction， poetry and plays， history， philosophy or women studies to crime， biography， business and economics and even such topics as transport， maritime， gardening， needlework， etc.” according to a website.

“Barter Books also has open fires in winter， a station buffet with a menu made up of home-made or locally sourced food （both hot and cold） and speciality coffees and teas， and a childrens room filled with toys，” according to the guide.

這家商店以前是個(gè)火車站，微型火車現(xiàn)在還在架子上跑著。這座建筑物中有圓形的屋頂和裝飾照明，非常漂亮。

“書的種類很廣泛，有小說(shuō)、詩(shī)歌和戲劇、歷史、哲學(xué)、女性研究、犯罪學(xué)、傳記、商業(yè)、經(jīng)濟(jì)，甚至包括交通、海運(yùn)、園藝和刺繡等。”某網(wǎng)站寫道。

“書店在冬天有開放式壁爐，有自助餐，自助餐菜單里的食物是自制的或當(dāng)?shù)氐氖澄铮ɡ錈岫加校?，并供有咖啡和茶，孩子的屋子里堆滿了玩具?！敝改仙蠈懙馈?