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5/A, Largo di Torre Argentina, 00186, Roma, Città Metropolitana di Roma, IT Italy
contacts phone: +39 199 151 173
website: www.lafeltrinelli.it
larger map & directionsLatitude: 41.8962541, Longitude: 12.4764796
Kaitlyn L
::A large bookstore chain with several locations and a pretty good selection and variety of books. They even have a fairly decent English section. They lose a star for their rude staff.
Sara Fry
::I was really excited to go to this bookstore to look for a good traveling journal, and I was staying close by. The staff (specifically the older gentlemen working there) was rude when I asked for help finding something - like it was so irritating to have to answer a question. Then, when I after started walking into a different section, a woman standing there literally was standing in the walkway blocking the area, and told me that I needed to go checkout now because they close in 5 minutes. “The book I wanted to buy is right there...and my phone shows it’s 5 minutes until you guys close” I replied. “NO - IT’S TIME YOU GO TO PAY. WE ARE CLOSED.” Lesson learned. Buy from local stores instead, who are happy to help you and let you spend money there. This store is not that place.
Morgan Nickels
::Basically the Barnes and Noble of Italy! If you’re looking for guide books (the reason I went there), you’re at the right place! They have so many in English... it’s fantastic!
Mark Carter
::The best book shop in Rome, if only for the fact that it's about the only one. Good range of Italian books and dvds. English section isn't bad but you might be better off with their foreign bookshop near Termini station.
Mimi Le
::Great location and one of the biggest branches of this bookstore but terrible service. I had a difficult time finding customer service then I was directed to the wrong books (albeit correct author).