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LIVRARIA LELLO - PORTO, PORTUGAL

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"Livraria Lello", una famosa libreria situata nella città di Porto, in Portogallo. È stata fondata nel 1906 dai fratelli José e António Lello, ed è famosa per la sua bellezza architettonica e per la vasta collezione di libri rari e di pregio che ospita al suo interno. La libreria si trova in un edificio di tre piani in stile neogotico, con una facciata ornamentata da sculture e decorazioni in ferro battuto. L'interno della libreria è altrettanto suggestivo, con una scala a chiocciola in legno, scaffali di legno scuro e un soffitto decorato con affreschi.

Tra i clienti famosi che hanno visitato la Livraria Lello ci sono stati autori come J.K. Rowling, che ha tratto ispirazione per la descrizione di Hogwarts dalla bellezza della libreria. Inoltre, il negozio è stato anche utilizzato come location per il film "La casa dei libri" (2013).

Oggi la Livraria Lello continua ad essere una delle attrazioni più popolari di Porto, attirando turisti e appassionati di libri da tutto il mondo.

#biblioteche #luoghidavisitare

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Oh no, not at all ! I don’t think it’s foolish, it’s important to take care of one’s self, more than anything really- I mean it depends because I tend to forget about myself whenever I care about someone but that’s a story for another day 🍓

Lolita is definitely one of the most iconic books of the 20th Century- No one can read it without feeling a churning in their stomach whether Nabokov’s message is clear to them or not, even though I have a hard time believing some people think that the author himself is a pedophile and not writing from the POV of one- As for Oscar Wilde, he’s definitely a man I would fall for. As he once said "I have nothing to declare but my genius." To declare something of the sort during your own trial you can’t be anything BUT a genius really ! I do consider it a real blessing ! I’ll be more than happy to send you some pictures of it, but I can’t really do it while anonymous so If you want me to I can send you a direct message with them ! This book is so precious to me, I’m never letting it go for anything in the world 🍓

It does feel like pen paling in a way, how fun !! I haven’t written letters to anyone in so long, it’s rather strange but comforting to do so ! I wonder what your artwork is like, it’s odd you’re telling me this because I used to study something similar myself since I was in Art school. Can’t divulge too many details about myself on here but I really do feel you- I definitely need a bit of luck right now but it’s okay, I’m currently managing with my broken umbrella ! It doesn’t help that I’m a very buoyant and dynamic person which makes it so that I move around a lot and I don’t really pay attention to potential dangers and situations where I can break something by accident- I try though 🍓💔 Hope your day is going well ! I’m sorry about your poor umbrella by the way, maybe it’ll find its way back to you, who knows really ?

I used to care more about others than myself but at some point I just couldn’t anymore, I hate when people don’t care about me like I do with them. So I started enjoying my moments of loneliness. I still meet with friends but I prefer to keep everything pretty private with them.

Indeed, I love Oscar Wilde exactly for that reason. He’s so sassy and it’s funny, he had a really peculiar humor. Send me a dm, I don’t mind! I’m really curious to see those pics. Also, was that a vintage shop? Cuz I’d be really curio to know the name if they have an online shop. Oh and in Portugal there’s this popular library, Libreria Lello, I’ll take some nice pics for you if I have the opportunity. From what they told me it’s pretty packed so I don’t have much fate in that. I can just hope.

Please stay focused while walking, you have your head in the clouds. I can portray you being that type of person. And don’t catch a cold!

Update: Forgot to mention that I think you’d love “Capolavoro” by Il volo, it’s an italian song but probably you can find the translation

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Bookworms Delight: A List of Must-Visit Bookshops Around the World

Bookworm’s Delight: A List of Must-Visit Bookshops Around the World https://ift.tt/jm49VBf There are few greater pleasures for bibliophiles than wandering through the aisles of a well-curated bookshop, inhaling the intoxicating scent of ink and paper, and discovering literary treasures. From historic bookstores with centuries of tradition to quirky independent shops with unique charm, the world has many bookish havens waiting to be explored.  Here’s a list of must-visit bookshops worldwide that will delight any book lover. Shakespeare and Company – Paris, France: Nestled on the Left Bank of the Seine, Shakespeare and Company is an iconic English-language bookstore that has been a haven for writers and readers for nearly a century.  El Ateneo Grand Splendid – Buenos Aires, Argentina: Once a grand theater, El Ateneo Grand Splendid in Buenos Aires has been transformed into one of the most beautiful bookshops in the world. Visitors can peruse books on ornate balconies, sit in plush theater seats, and enjoy the breathtaking architecture. Daunt Books – London, UK: Daunt Books in London is a destination for travelers and book enthusiasts seeking a curated selection of travel literature and guides. Its oak galleries and skylights create a serene atmosphere perfect for exploring books about far-flung destinations. Strand Bookstore – New York City, USA: The Strand is a New York City institution that boasts “18 miles of books.” This iconic bookshop offers new and used books and has been a haven for book lovers, celebrities, and writers for generations. Libreria Acqua Alta – Venice, Italy: Venice’s Libreria Acqua Alta, meaning “bookstore of high water,” has a unique approach to dealing with the city’s frequent flooding. Books are stored in bathtubs, gondolas, and waterproof containers, creating a whimsical and slightly surreal atmosphere that’s a must-see for visitors. Atlantis Books – Santorini, Greece: Perched on the cliffs of the stunning Greek island of Santorini, Atlantis Books is a paradise for readers with a breathtaking view of the Aegean Sea.  Powell’s Books – Portland, USA: Powell’s Books in Portland, Oregon, is the largest independent new and used bookstore in the world and a beloved institution. It’s easy to get lost among its color-coded rooms, each dedicated to a different genre. Hatchards – London, UK: Founded in 1797, Hatchards is one of the oldest bookshops in the world and holds the prestigious title of London’s oldest bookshop. It boasts a rich history, a royal warrant, and a selection of books that cater to diverse tastes. Ler Devagar – Lisbon, Portugal: Located in a former printing press factory in Lisbon’s LX Factory, Ler Devagar is a mecca for book lovers. The shop features a massive hanging book sculpture, vintage printing presses, and a peaceful reading area. Livraria Lello – Porto, Portugal: Often called one of the most beautiful bookstores in the world, Livraria Lello in Porto is renowned for its ornate neo-Gothic architecture, intricately carved wooden staircases, and stained glass windows. These bookshops are not just places to buy books; they are destinations in themselves, offering unique atmospheres, historical significance, and a sense of wonder that makes them a joy to visit for any bookworm. via Noble Newman | Pittsburgh Writer https://noblenewman.com February 13, 2024 at 10:45AM

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im doing the mid year book freakout tag

nobody tagged me but fuck it we roll

best book you've read so far in 2023?

its either A Feast For Crows by George R.R. Martin (duh) or Sula by Toni Morrisson. AFFC was just phenomenal, its one of those books i lost myself into and when i had to resurface i felt actual sadness because it was over, and i cant wait to reread it. Sula, however, is just perfect, i laughed and i cried, i felt so connected to the story and the writing just everyone go read Sula. its one of the best books to have ever been written.

i also reread My Brilliant Friend by Elena Ferrante and that is also the best book of all time.

best sequel you've read so far in 2023?

um AFFC!! or A Storm of Swords by George R.R. Martin. either one if those are phenomenal sequels. tbh i haven't read any other series this year so its either asoiaf or nothing, and storm and feast are my favourites.

new release you haven't read but want to?

nothing?? idk i havent read a new book in forever. maybe Yellowface by R.F Kuang or the new percy jackson book but i have no idea.

most anticipated release for the second half of the year?

unless its a surprise TWOW drop which isn't happening i have absolutely no clue.

biggest disappointment?

i'm sorry to all the fantasy fans out there, but i just finished Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson and i dont care for it. i really thought i would be more interested in the story but it was so meh for me i couldn't bring myself to care about anything or any characters. i did like the magic system.

i also reread The Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follet, which is a book i ADORED when i was like 14, ans im sad to say it folks but it was foul.

biggest surprise?

again ik this book is old but Slaughterhouse Five by Kurt Vonnegut FLOORED ME. i still think about that book constantly its so phenomenally written and ive owned it for years and never got to it because i thought it would be boring but it was completely excellent.

favourite new author (debut or new to you)?

Susan Sontag, David Foster Wallace and Toni Morrison. first time i read any of them was this year and what a waste of time to not have read them sooner.

newest fictional crush?

its jaime. ig he's from last year but yeah its jaime.

newest favourite character?

uhhhh jaime. jaime lannister. i am not better than this.

a book that made you cry?

My Brilliant Friend by Elena Ferrante. It's a reread but jesus christ that ending always gets to me, especially knowing what comes after.

a book that made you happy?

i cant seem to escape ASOS and AFFC, but genuinely my reading experience of asoiaf was unparalleled.

most beautiful book you've bought this year?

i went to the Libreria Lello (aka the world's most beautiful bookstore) and i got the most BEAUTIFL edition of Las intermitencias de la muerte by José Saramago.

what book(s) do you need to read before the end of the year?

i want to read Richard III by Shakespeare, A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens, En diciembre llegaban las brisas by Marvel Moreno and Beloved by Toni Morrisson. hopefully i'll get through them all

anyways do this if you want you are officially tagged bye

sorry i dont read new books if you have any recs im mega down

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Napoli, “Napoli incontra Aldo Masullo” è il programma di eventi dedicati al filosofo napoletano

Napoli, “Napoli incontra Aldo Masullo” è il programma di eventi dedicati al filosofo napoletano.   È stato presentato a Palazzo San Giacomo “Napoli incontra Aldo Masullo”, il programma di eventi dedicati al grande filosofo napoletano in occasione del centenario della nascita. Il filosofo napoletano, scomparso nel 2020, avrebbe compiuto 100 anni nel 2023. Il Sindaco di Napoli Gaetano Manfredi ha voluto istituire un comitato di celebrazioni per mantenere vivo l’immenso lascito intellettuale e morale di Masullo e per favorirne la divulgazione tra i cittadini, in particolare tra i più giovani. Alla presentazione del ciclo di iniziative sono intervenuti il Sindaco Manfredi, il coordinatore delle attività per il Centenario, Nino Daniele, il Rettore della Federico II° Matteo Lorito, il Direttore artistico Pino Ferraro e la Prof. Anna Donise. “Aldo Masullo è una grandissima personalità – ha dichiarato il sindaco di Napoli Gaetano Manfredi - che ha dato tanto a Napoli alla sua area metropolitana e ha dato tanto al Paese. Lui amava stare tra i giovani e stare nelle scuole, parlare ai cittadini e noi lo ricorderemo in questo modo, con iniziative diffuse che coinvolgeranno le persone, soprattutto i giovani per ricordare il suo pensiero e anche il suo insegnamento, il suo chiamare continuamente la città alla propria identità, alla propria dignità e alla propria responsabilità. Aldo, a cui mi legava un rapporto antico molto forte, era un uomo che spingeva molto su una cittadinanza responsabile e quindi questo messaggio è un messaggio molto importante per Napoli e noi lo riprendiamo e rafforziamo sempre di più”. “Cominciamo le celebrazioni con queste giornate del 12 e del 13. Il 12 ci sarà questa passeggiata perché Aldo Masullo era un filosofo che cammina, percorreva molti tratti della città, in particolare quello da casa sua all’università a piedi e lungo questo cammino, questa passeggiata si intratteneva con i cittadini, soprattutto coi giovani perché Masullo, come diceva Vico, era il contrario del filosofo monastico e solitario, cioè racchiuso nella sfera solitaria dell’Accademia, ma credeva che la filosofia fosse innanzitutto qualcosa che dovesse diventare utile ai cittadini affinché ciascuno potesse costruire attraverso la cultura la consapevolezza di quella fondamentale dimensione che a tutti di noi deve appartenere cioè la responsabilità verso la comunità, la città, la Polis. Il suo era sempre un messaggio di fiducia, lui usava questa espressione: “non si può vivere senza fiducia: senza riceverne, ma soprattutto senza darne” ha dichiarato Nino Daniele. Tante le iniziative previste in collaborazione anche con l’Università Federico II. - Nel dettaglio: “Fenomena2023”: 1° edizione del Festival Nolano di Mediterranee Nature dal 12 al 15 aprile Mercoledì 12 aprile, alle 10:00, in piazzetta "Aldo Masullo", si svolgerà «La filosofia dell'Alba» presso la libreria loCiSto, l’apertura della cerimonia ufficiale con la presenza del Sindaco Manfredi e la presentazione del programma della "Passeggiata filosofica" che arriverà per le 12:00 a Piazza del Gesù Nuovo. Mercoledì 12 aprile: dalle 10 alle 12 presso il Liceo Statale Margherita di Savoia, Conferenza Dibattito nell’auditorium dell’Istituto. Giovedì 13 aprile dalle 17:00 al Complesso Monumentale di San Domenico avrà luogo una edizione speciale de "La Notte dei filosofi con conferenze, letture, concerti e l’assemblea filosofica" a cui seguirà il concerto di Michele Campanella e Monica Leone. In chiusura della manifestazione nel cortile del Complesso Monumentale di San Domenico Maggiore si terrà il concerto di Daniele Sepe. Venerdì 14 aprile: Presso le scuderie San Severo Museo-laboratorio di Lello Esposito si svolgerà “Conversazione su Aldo Masullo: Pulcinella, la maschera, il potere”. Sabato 15 aprile: “Aldo Masullo e Riccardo Dalisi: l’Arte e l’arte di vivere” alle ore 10.30 presso l’Archivio Riccardo Dalisi in Rua Catalana 27 Mercoledì 19 aprile: Presso il Sito archeologico di Elea “Appello ai giovani d’Europa” con letture di Andrea Renzi. Sabato 22 aprile: Cerimonia di inaugurazione di Piazza Aldo Masullo nel Comune di Raviscanina (CE) alle 11.30. Sabato 6 Maggio: Presso l’Istituto italiano per gli studi Filosofici alle 9.30 la conferenza “Aldo Masullo, filosofo per bambini ed adolescenti” Martedì 9 maggio: Presso l’Istituto italiano per gli studi filosofici alle 16.30 Seminario dal titolo “Paolo Masullo. Dialoghi sul Postumano”... #notizie #news #breakingnews #cronaca #politica #eventi #sport #moda Read the full article

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Da Lello... #Napoli . #vesuvius #palazzinapoletani #unesco #clouds #nuvole #sanmartino #lightblue #spaccanapoli #campania #libreria #sun #lungomare #tufo #unescoworldheritage #wave #castelliditalia #castel #naples #followme #italy #italia #museumweek #landescape #maschioangioino #gulf #sea #friends #view #cloudsporn (presso Naples, Italy) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cot1DyFoJgS/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Livraria Lello, Porto, Portugal

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Una librería hermosa 😍📚 . . . #pazuinformation #portugal #libreria #library #lello #centrohistorico #oporto https://www.instagram.com/p/CBoGsQKHlmY/?igshid=bxm5yrbauk0c

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LIVRARIA LELLO & IRMÃO - PORTO, PORTUGAL

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Lello library

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Questo è uno dei posti più spettacolari che abbiamo visitato Durante il nostro weekend a #Porto, uno di quei posti che hai davvero ti fa fare wow! Vuoi sapere di più su questo luogo straordinario e su tutte le altre attrazioni imperdibili di Porto? Leggi l'ultimo articolo su #viaggiatoripercaso! Link in bio. #portogallo🇵🇹 #oporto #livraria #lello #livrarialello #magicplace #harrypotterfilm #libreria (presso Livraria Lello) https://www.instagram.com/p/B78uIBaI-EN/?igshid=mom2kryegr0k

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• P O R T O • Douro Portugal • 1 of 2 LIVEARIA LELLO Livraria Lello has been a bookstore very much of its times ever since 1906, carrying within it over a century of history and stories, imbued into its architectural surroundings and also into the bookish knowledge that shape the experiences of those who visit and those who read. The Lello Bookstore, also known as Livraria Lello & Irmão and Livraria Chardron, is a bookstore located in civil parish of Cedofeita, Santo Ildefonso, Sé, Miragaia, São Nicolau e Vitória, in the northern Portuguese municipality of Porto. #livrarialello #porto #douro #portugal🇵🇹 #architecturephotography #interiordecor #bookstore #libreria #livraria #knjizara #livrarialelloeirmao #cedofeita #heritage #wood #neogothic #revival #eclecticdecor (at Livraria Lello) https://www.instagram.com/p/CRMF3PdKO-INBAFSSu1s0_Rs3wCvkR8VYDFzmI0/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Libreria Lello, Portugal

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Libreria Lello #oporto 📖 (en Livraria Lello) https://www.instagram.com/p/ByZ_GDiITA0/?igshid=1u6ibzlte6g