Shakespeare and Company — Paris

Fans of antique books and Paris will love this quaint and charming bookstore. The store sells new and old books of all sorts of genres, a cozy reading nook with old, mismatched furniture, and a window that overlooks the streets of Paris. This shop is a must visit on any trip to Paris or if you’re just looking to check off your bookstore bucket list.

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Livraria Lello — Porto, Portugal

This bookshop is not only unique, but one of the most beautiful in the world. The architecture of the store, its history that dates back to 1906, and its ornate staircase is what makes this store stand out amongst others. Its truly a store to marvel and sure to delight any bookworm.

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The Last Bookstore — Los Angeles

This store is known as LA’s coolest bookstore, this gem is located in an old bank, and sells a vast range of new and used books, comics, and records.

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The Griffith Observatory

The Griffith Observatory offers some of the most breathtaking views of the city and many fascinating exhibits, and admission to the building and grounds is always free of charge.

Santa Monica Pier

You can enter Santa Monica pier and beach for free, but be ready to spend some extra cash if you want to go on some of the rides or try some food at the local restaurants.

Hollywood Walk of Fame

If you want to look for the star of your favorite celebrity while in LA, you can do it for free since the Hollywood Walk of Fame charges no admission fees.

The Getty Center

You can check out some of the most amazing works of art at this cultural institution without spending a dime, but its imposing building is a masterpiece in itself.

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The Comedy Union

There are so many reasons to love this comedy club. First of all, it’s the first black-owned club in LA, which is a huge deal. The tickets for any given show usually never exceed $15, which is an amazing bargain. And, there are shows for all types of people, whether you want something family-friendly or adult-only. You have to check out this club!

The Groundlings

This is definitely a place you want to visit while you’re in LA because you never know if someone on stage is going to be the next big comedian! The Groundlings is a school and theater where a lot of famous actors like Kristen Wiig and Melissa McCarthy studied, so it’s really a fun place to be. The extra fun thing about this club is that the shows are mostly all improv and use a lot of audience participation, so if you’re shy, this is a great place to get out of your comfort zone!

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Shakespeare and Company — Paris

Fans of antique books and Paris will love this quaint and charming bookstore. The store sells new and old books of all sorts of genres, a cozy reading nook with old, mismatched furniture, and a window that overlooks the streets of Paris. This shop is a must visit on any trip to Paris or if you’re just looking to check off your bookstore bucket list.

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A post shared by The Readers (@thereaders_society)

Livraria Lello — Porto, Portugal

This bookshop is not only unique, but one of the most beautiful in the world. The architecture of the store, its history that dates back to 1906, and its ornate staircase is what makes this store stand out amongst others. Its truly a store to marvel and sure to delight any bookworm.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Milica Grujic (@milica_grujic_)

The Last Bookstore — Los Angeles

This store is known as LA’s coolest bookstore, this gem is located in an old bank, and sells a vast range of new and used books, comics, and records.

The post The Coolest Bookstores To Visit Around The World appeared first on Traveler Master.

The Griffith Observatory

The Griffith Observatory offers some of the most breathtaking views of the city and many fascinating exhibits, and admission to the building and grounds is always free of charge.

Santa Monica Pier

You can enter Santa Monica pier and beach for free, but be ready to spend some extra cash if you want to go on some of the rides or try some food at the local restaurants.

Hollywood Walk of Fame

If you want to look for the star of your favorite celebrity while in LA, you can do it for free since the Hollywood Walk of Fame charges no admission fees.

The Getty Center

You can check out some of the most amazing works of art at this cultural institution without spending a dime, but its imposing building is a masterpiece in itself.

The post Los Angeles’ Top Attractions You Can See For Free appeared first on Traveler Master.

The Comedy Union

There are so many reasons to love this comedy club. First of all, it’s the first black-owned club in LA, which is a huge deal. The tickets for any given show usually never exceed $15, which is an amazing bargain. And, there are shows for all types of people, whether you want something family-friendly or adult-only. You have to check out this club!

The Groundlings

This is definitely a place you want to visit while you’re in LA because you never know if someone on stage is going to be the next big comedian! The Groundlings is a school and theater where a lot of famous actors like Kristen Wiig and Melissa McCarthy studied, so it’s really a fun place to be. The extra fun thing about this club is that the shows are mostly all improv and use a lot of audience participation, so if you’re shy, this is a great place to get out of your comfort zone!

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