Zhongshuge Bookstore

Located in the small town of Thames, Zhongshu Pavilion, unique architectural style, quiet cultural atmosphere, has been become a "very beautiful bookstore" by readers, has always been a place for net red punching.

My daughter and I came to the quiet Thames town in the summer of 2012 to walk on the streets of the British style. I found Zhong Shuge. It is indeed the most beautiful bookstore. When I go in, there is no cave. A book, a tea seat, a cup of coffee.

The first time I went to Zhongshuge, the experience was dedicated to the Shanghai Times Town. The interior decoration of the bookstore is simple and elegant, and the variety of books is complete, which can meet the needs of different groups of books. Of course, it is also a very good choice to take pictures here if you don't like reading books.

This "Zhongshu Pavilion (Thames Town Store)" is located in Thames Town, Songjiang District, Shanghai, at the crossroads of the main street of the town, which is a must-visit place for tourists. The Zhongshu Pavilion occupies a three-story European-style house, and the exterior wall made up of some of the world's famous foreign pages highlights the British style of the Thames town, which is particularly striking. The interior of the Thames Town Zhongshu Pavilion is a grotto-type system, and it is like being in the ancient library. The curved dome is made of gray and white raffle lime paint, which has the feeling of a grotto. Whether it is a lobby on the first floor or a special bookstore on the second floor, the walls are covered with open shelves, and the books can be read in a different category.

Zhongshu Pavilion is located in a beautiful bookstore in Thames Town, Songjiang District, Shanghai. It's really beautiful! Walking into the bookstore, under the glass floor are books, superb design. You can sit in a small cafe in a bookstore and enjoy afternoon tea while reading. It's a little expensive.

The entrance of the bookstore is not eye-catching, and children's bibliography is still retained. After walking over, I found that there was a cave. The porch shape of Shikumen was created in the hall as a French elm-like bookshelf. The lighting is mainly warm color, and the ceiling is covered with glass. At first glance, it is thought to be a tall bookshelf. The bookstore is actually not big, but the scene of the Inception space, coupled with the pointed roof shape of the corridor area, has increased the sense of space, and it seems that the bookstore is infinitely extending. The seats under the crown shelf are free for readers to read, and there are not many books that can actually be read for free. Most of them can be read after they are sealed up and purchased. The innermost round tables and chairs must be consumed in the cafe next to them to be seated for free. The coffee shop next to the bookshelf has a large area where you can read books or interview. If you just come to punch in and take pictures, try to turn off the sound of the photo equipment to avoid affecting the reader.