Ideally located in Rome, wide selection of English books. Feltrinelli used to be a publisher who…read morepublished Pasternak's Dr. Zhivago after its suppression by Stalin.

Great selection in both English and Italian, fantasy, art books, kids books and vinyl!read more

REVIEW FOR MOSTLY CHILDREN ITEM RELATED…read more This is where you can find books written in Italian or English. Staff can only speak very limited English. There was no staff in the children area to ask me if I needed any help but they do that other areas with info stands. I was on a budget. The books I bought mostly cost about $1.2- $4 per Italian written book. Some were sets so that how I was able pay under $3. I bought about 40 books here for age 0-3. I love that they had a good select of children books. They had over 20 children books with CDs but those cost $10+ each. But I was disappointed in their return policy. I was able to find somewhere I can buy lots of children books for only $3 for books that retail price is up to $15 so I decided to try to return some that I bought here. I didn't notice a sign like in the U.S about the policy. But it turn out that there policy is that you can only exchange and it needs to be a book for book or cd for cd. I was also disappointed that there was no promotions going on. Not sure if they just aren't into giving promotions in Italy. They only offered a discount for only a few children books. The children area didn't have any used books or toys for the kids to play with like others I've been to in other countries. It has 3 floors but only a section on the lower floor has a children area which included toys. It has stationary, adult books, DVDs, CDs. They have an elevator but no toliet (banjo) or cafe inside. This place closed at 8:30pm which was nice.

Lots of books, frequents discounts, places where to seat and explore a book, helpful staff with…read moreones researches.

Support your local - and not-so-local bookstore!…read more Visited Rome last week and while enjoying Campo de Fiori and Taba Cafe saw this place. I just started learning Italian half a year ago so thought I'd drop in and see if I could find a modern Italian novel that doesn't have post-modern Italian, but something I could reliably derive grammar and vocab from. So I tried my best to get that across to the bearded gentleman who I suspect is the proprietor. What a great guy. His English may not be perfect, but it's far better than my Italian! We went from that brief exchange to some chatting about Italian cinema and Monica Vitti. He pointed out the cool vintage movie posters decorating this place. May seem like a little thing, but experiences like this just made me love visiting Rome all the more. Grazie mille!

Movie nerds speak the same universal language of cinema, so I love to check out movie-centered…read moreshops all over the world when I travel. This place is pretty awesome and is a place all movie geeks should check out. Movie nerds, you will adore browsing this shop! While it's primarily a bookstore, the place is stuffed with cool postcards, vintage movie posters (mostly replicas but still fun to browse), and wall to wall movie themed books. Really, there are tons of cool movie books in both Italian and English. There were a bunch of local regulars hanging out when we went, which added to the atmosphere. Don't miss the floor, it's a work of art.

A great little pub downstairs below a bookstore near Piazza Navona where we were welcomed by…read moreMargherita and Flávio. They feature modern decor and have an excellent selection of local craft beers. I recommend the Mashed Up Indiepop if available -- It's very similar to good west coast IPA. We plan to go back on Friday night when there will be live music.