Ler Devagar

Book store · Alcântara

Ler Devagar

Book store · Alcântara

R. Rodrigues de Faria 103 - G 0.3, 1300-501 Lisboa, Portugal

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Ler Devagar is a vibrant, two-level bookshop in LX Factory, teeming with towering shelves, a cozy café, and a unique blend of books, art, and music.

R. Rodrigues de Faria 103 - G 0.3, 1300-501 Lisboa, Portugal Get directions

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"This enormous bookstore is worth a visit if in LXFACTORY. The store has a cute café where you can sit and dive into a book while sipping on a glass of rosé. You can also work from there and take a meeting - the wifi is great, the coffee is black and it is nice and quiet. Atm there is an interactive installation and there is always something going on in the space. You will find new and old books, music of all kinds and childrens' fold out books." - Relax, we are the good guys

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@onthegrid

"Ler Devagar, Alcântara. This enormous bookstore is worth a visit if in LXFACTORY. The store has a cute café where you can sit and dive into a book while sipping on a glass of rosé. You can also work from there and take a meeting - the wifi is great, the coffee is black and it is nice and quiet. Atm there is an interactive installation and there is always something going on in the space. You will find new and old books, music of all kinds and childrens' fold out books."

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Megan Madewell

Google

We stumbled into this bookstore to escape the rain, and it turned out to be one of the best surprises! The selection of books is fantastic, with something for everyone, and the prices are very reasonable. What makes it even better is that it’s not just books—they also have a great collection of art and records. The space is cozy and inviting, and we could’ve easily spent hours exploring everything. Whether you're a book lover, art enthusiast, or music fan, this place is definitely worth a visit! Highly recommend!

Katie Elders

Google

It was cute. But not worth the drive to get there from the city. What you see in the pictures is all that it is. The bookstore is in a fun shopping area if you like to shop. But I do not recommend going just to see the bookstore.

Christopher Havlichek

Google

Captivatingly Cool - entering this space hits on multitudes - Neverland meets Narnia meets Escher in that you feel as if you’ve entered somewhere special even sans a hidden wardrobe door. It feels wildly special; your bibliophile and inner child will soar prompted by the artist/inventor P. Proserpio’s ‘flying bicycle.’

Jaki Nunez

Google

Ler Devagar – A Beautiful Bookstore in LX Factory Ler Devagar is a stunning bookstore nestled in the heart of LX Factory, and it’s truly a book lover’s dream. The space itself is beautiful, with towering shelves and a thoughtfully curated selection of books in multiple languages. I was delighted to find a unique book for my daughter, which made the visit even more special. Beyond the books, the experience was made even better by the kindness and grace of the man attending the store. He had a warm and welcoming presence, making us feel right at home. If you love books and appreciate a great atmosphere, this is a must-visit spot in Lisbon.

Madhubanti Guha Kalra

Google

Specifically made a visit there curious from online reviews, the concept of bookstore / cafe / record store is a great mix. However some renovations was on the day we visited, it was noisy & we left earlier than we would have. The LP store on first floor was well stocked. The bookstore had English books too, stocked well & worth a visit if you are in LX factory.

Sam S

Google

Love every space that has books. They also had vintage vinyl records.

Jay T Blondek

Google

Such an amazing bookstore with a great extensive catalogue. I could spend Hours in here. The music section upstairs is great as well

Binny Rosario (Brujalada)

Google

It’s a modern bookstore with so many different floors (stairs kind of mezzanine), but I found the price of books so expensive! I guess it’s the same all over Portugal… the place is cool though it’s so crowded !