Le Bookshop

Montpellier

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Le Bookshop

Nestled in the historic centre of Montpellier — in the city's prettiest street – Le Bookshop stands out as a haven for book enthusiasts. Despite specialising in English-language books, both new and used, the shop also boasts selections in German and French. Beyond its literary offerings, Le Bookshop hosts language exchange nights in both English and French and features a charming café area for a delightful coffee break.

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address8 Rue du Bras de Fer, Montpellier
emailcontact@lebookshop.com
openingHoursMon 2pm–7pm, Tue–Fri 11am–7pm, Sat 10am–7pm, Sun closed
phone+33 4 67 66 22 90
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