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Altaïr Llibreria

616 Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes

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Altaïr Llibreria is a specialist bookshop on Gran Via in Barcelona's Eixample district, focused on travel, nature, sustainability and tourism literature. It stocks travel guides from Lonely Planet and Rough Guides, maps, photobooks, dictionaries and related cultural literature organized by continent, alongside a small Moleskine section. The shop attracts people interested in paper books and immersive travel planning.

A cafe on the first floor serves coffee and cake, and the space hosts traveller meetups. Reviewers emphasise the curated selection and the ability to browse and drink while browsing before purchasing. The staff are reported as friendly despite language barriers.

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