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Daunt Books Marylebone
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4.8 (5907 reviews)
Well-known chain store specialising in travel books, non-fiction & literary titles.
84 Marylebone High St, London W1U 4QW, UK
+44 20 7224 2295
Highlights from Reviews
• stunning architecture
The Edwardian building with its oak galleries, skylight, and stained-glass windows creates a beautiful and unique atmosphere.
• unique organization
Books are uniquely arranged by country, rather than by genre or author, making for an interesting and inspiring browsing experience.
• excellent book selection
The store offers a comprehensive and well-curated selection of books, especially noted for travel literature and regional titles.
• peaceful atmosphere
Despite being busy, many visitors find the store to have a calm, quiet, and respectful ambiance, perfect for book browsing.
• iconic tote bags
The store's heavy-duty canvas tote bags are very popular and considered a stylish and practical souvenir by many customers.
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