Abook town is a town or village with manyused book or antiquarianbookstores. Thesestores, as well asliterary festivals, attractbibliophile tourists. Some book towns are members of theInternational Organisation of Book Towns.^[1]

• Bellprat, Spain (2008)^[2]
• Bhilar, India (2017)^[3]
• Blaenavon, Wales (2003–2006)^[4][5]
• Borrby, Sweden (2011)^[6]
• Brownville, Nebraska, US (2004)^[7]
• Clunes, Victoria, Australia (2007)^[8]
• Dalmellington, Scotland (1997–2005)^[9]
• Esquelbecq, France (2010)^[10]
• Featherston, New Zealand (2015)^[11]
• Hay-on-Wye, Wales (1962)^[12][13]
• Hobart, New York (2005)^[14]
• Jimbōchō Book Town, Japan (1868)
• La Pobla de Segur, Spain (2018)^[15]
• Langkawi International Book Village, Malaysia (1997, unknown date of closure)^[16]
• Mellösa, Sweden (2001)^[17]
• Montmorillon, France (2000)^[18]
• Montolieu, France (1991)
• Paju Book City, South Korea (1989)
• Redu, Belgium (1984)^[13]
• Sedbergh, England (2003)^[19]
• Torup,Denmark (2006)^[20]
• Urueña, Spain (2007)^[21]

• Timbuktu, Mali^[13]

• UNESCOWorld Book Capital (est. 2001)

• International Organisation of Book Towns
• Catalonia Organisation of Book Towns

• Book towns
• Types of towns
• Bookstores
• Bookselling
• Literary festivals

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