The Nada bookstore operates a space that defies its very name.
Based on the premise that “nothing lasts forever,” this independent venue has established itself with a cultural program that blends literature, design, and art exhibitions in a single space.
It is located in a house with a white facade and black railings on Quinta Camacho.
The venue’s name comes from the novel of the same name by author Janne Teller.
More than nine years ago, two women founded this project with the intention of creating an environment with a distinct aesthetic.
Now, the space serves as a gathering place to explore bookshelves, browse titles, and discover new reading options.
Original designs and free exhibitions at the Nada bookstore
Beyond its curated book selection, the space has developed its own line of products.
In the store, you can find scarves, T-shirts, and canvas bags printed with the venue’s mantra and graphic identity.
The venue’s offerings also extend to the top floor of the house, where visitors have free access to an art exhibition.
The bookstore, located at Calle 69 #10A – 09, is open to the public Monday through Saturday from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., and on Sundays from noon to 5:00 p.m.
