Was such a treat to visit the world's oldest bookstore. We bought some great books and had them…read morestamped!

The oldest bookstore in the world, which was established in 1732. It was much bigger than expected,…read morewith several rooms. Books are in Portuguese or English. If you purchase a book here, you receive a commemorative stamp stating that it's purchased from the oldest bookstore- cool!

A must! While crowded, it is very worth it. I liked how the books were clearly labeled by their…read morelanguage AND that Portuguese selections were highlighted.

The Livraria Bertrand in Lisbon was founded in 1732, which makes it officially older than a few…read morethings including the United States, your grandma's grandma's recipe book, and probably the dust on its shelves. This place has been selling books longer than most countries have existed. You walk in and instantly feel smarter or at least older. The shelves are charmingly worn and the aisles are narrow. This is a living fossil with a checkout counter. Grab a book and soak in the centuries. And guys, the TikTokers haven't found the spot yet, somehow libraries aren't on their list of importance, so bring your selfie stick.

I can only conclude that the owner enjoys going out of his way to be rude. Probably the most…read morejarring interaction I've had with a shop in a while. Note there's a sign inside the shop to not take pictures which you will definitely miss if you're outside taking a picture

I went in this shop to purchase some papers and rolling Tobacco the employer there was not helpful…read moreat all and very rude whenever I tried to ask a question. Seemed as though he wanted me out of his shop.

I just needed to charge my phone to be honest but this place is small and upstairs has this cute…read morebook nook, I loved it. Fresh justices are 3.50 euro but they have full menu. Free wifi and phone outlets.