Speaking of which (second-hand bookshops), since you live in Brittany, when your new lockdown ends get yourself to the lovely medieval village of Bécherel if you’ve never been (border of Ille-et-Vilaine and Côtes-d’Armor), it’s a booklover’s paradise and the first in France to specialise in second-hand books (Hay-on-Wye and the Bouquinistes in Paris were the inspiration).
There are officially 8 book villages/towns in France (all gathered in the “Fédération des Villes, cités et villages du livre en France”) but Bécherel was the first one, probably the best one and is the only one in Western France (alongside Montmorillon in the Vienne département, if you go for a Grand Ouest definition).
[Une boulangerie, deux coiffeurs et dix-huit librairies pour un seul village : cherchez l’erreur ? Il n’y en a pas. La commune bretonne de Bécherel (Ille-et-Vilaine, 750 habitants) a été la première en France, en 1989, à se métamorphoser.
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Des libraires de livres anciens et d’occasion, des professionnels des arts et des métiers du livre tels que relieurs, doreurs, graveurs, calligraphes, enlumineurs, fabricants de papier, imprimeries artisanales, éditeurs,se sont installés à demeure au sein de ces cités auxquelles ils apportent une nouvelle vie. Toute l’année, les évènements et activités culturelles rythment les saisons: salons et festivals du livre, expositions, rencontres d’auteurs, lectures, ateliers pédagogiques,forums, débats, ventes-signatures, théâtre, concerts…](https://Des libraires de livres anciens et d’occasion, des professionnels des arts et des métiers du livre tels que relieurs, doreurs, graveurs, calligraphes, enlumineurs, fabricants de papier, imprimeries artisanales, éditeurs,se sont installés à demeure au sein de ces cités auxquelles ils apportent une nouvelle vie. Toute l’année, les évènements et activités culturelles rythment les saisons: salons et festivals du livre, expositions, rencontres d’auteurs, lectures, ateliers pédagogiques,forums, débats, ventes-signatures, théâtre, concerts…)
[Northwest of Rennes, Bécherel is a must for French-speaking lovers of literature. This charming medieval town is France’s equivalent of Hay-on-Wye and has a year-long events calendar. When you’ve nosed around the bookshops, take a wander through its atmospheric streets.
Bécherel officially became a Book Town in 1989 when the first Fête du Livre was held; it is now an annual event, which takes place at Easter and is complemented by a series of events throughout the year including a reading festival in October. The town has around 15 bookshops, some with cafés, which specialise in every subject under the sun and range from rare first editions to contemporary fiction. A book market takes place in the town on the first Sunday of every month.](Bécherel | Brittany tourism)
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