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16 Rue Pizay, Lyon

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About this place Librairie à soi.e

Visit Librairie à soi.e in Lyon, a renowned feminist and queer bookstore near the city hall. Discover a vast collection of books on feminism and LGBTQI+ themes, enjoy cultural events, and meet friendly staff in a welcoming environment.

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Gay Lesbian / Women-focused Mixed LGBTQ+ Free entry Card payments accepted Walk-ins welcome Day venue Year-round Smoke-free

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Jérôme Mazzi
Jérôme Mazzi Aug 2026

A fantastic, socially conscious bookstore, to say the least, and that's a good thing ✊🏼 A wonderful selection of books, excellent advice, and a warm welcome – well done!

周忠霖
周忠霖 Aug 2026

very good

Clémence CHOMTON
Clémence CHOMTON Jul 2026

My favorite bookstore in Lyon!!! A huge selection of books, both thought-provoking and lighthearted, for learning or escapism. The staff picks section is extensive and well-informed if you're looking for inspiration. The team is lovely, offers great advice, and knows their books inside and out. The place is cozy and welcoming; you immediately feel at home. In short, go there to support independent bookstores, have a great time, and come back with one or more fantastic books! 💜

Camille L
Camille L Jul 2026
Gustaf C
Gustaf C Jul 2026

(I'll try writing in French) During our visit to Lyon, my husband and I found this bookstore indispensable. The selection is vast, even though the bookstore is quite small. Anyone who wants to learn about or read on LGBTQIA+ history and topics can find books here. The booksellers were very patient and helped me find books to read to improve my French and, at the same time, learn more about women's history. On recommendation, I bought the graphic novel version of "Les Grandes Oubliées – Pourquoi l'Histoire a effacé les femmes" by Titiou Lecoq and the graphic novel "Simone de Beauvoir – Je veux tout de la vie" by Julia Korbik and Julia Bernhard. My husband bought "A Man's Place" in English by Annie Ernaux. Finally, I would like to emphasize the importance of bookstores like this one.

Franko American
Franko American Jul 2026
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