Which famous bookstore features a grand central atrium with black shelves holding over 250,000 books, and has a distinctive converted 1920s theater design that's now considered an architectural icon?

The world's most iconic bookstores are known not just for their collections, but for their distinctive store layouts that enhance the browsing experience. These architectural and design choices have transformed retail spaces into cultural landmarks and literary destinations. Test your knowledge about these famous bookstore designs that have revolutionized how we interact with literature in physical retail spaces.

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• El Ateneo Grand Splendid (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
• Shakespeare and Company (Paris, France)
• Powell's City of Books (Portland, USA)
• Livraria Lello (Porto, Portugal)

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