Popular WriteSpots near to you.
The Almshouses
Idyllic coffee shop in an even more idyllic setting.
Argo Tea Cafe
Anyone will warm to this place, but particularly so if you are a Brit away from
Atlantis Books
Possibly the most beautiful bookshop in the World!
Atlantis Books
Possibly the most beautiful bookshop in the World!
Bar Prague
Good, reliable writing spot if you're in this part of town
Barter Books
Charming and perfect for writing by a roaring fire!
The Book Club Cafe
Borders Bookstore
Browse books, drink coffee, write!
Boston Common
Stunning park in the centre of Boston.
The Bourgeois Pig
Supercool in Hollywood
Bricks and Scones
A quiet home from home, it even has its own study!
Bridge Cafe
Former brothel turned cafe - perfect for hell-raising writer types!
The British Library
Legendary haven for writers. Perfect if you're doing research.
The British Museum
The most spectacular reading room, an inspiration in itself. Go now!
Byfords
A higgeldy piggeldy world of pleasure?
Cafe Brera
A reliable alternative to the ubiquitous Starbucks
Café de Flore
Parisian literary heavyweight!
Cafescape
Popular with the Postgrad crowd.
Camden Coffee House
Secluded garden outback for sunny days.
Camera Cafe
Cracking little cafe, it will even lend you a laptop!
Candid Cafe
A gem straight out of Harry Potter.
Carib Beach Bar
Quiet beach, view of the Caribbean, ice-cold Banks beer - what more do you need
The Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine
Church of St Luke in the Fields
An enchanting walled garden in Manhattan
City Lights Bookstore
Infamous beat generation icon.
The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf (W. Hollywood)
Coney Island
Tawdry but iconic amusement park - great for people watching.
The Dickens Inn
Lovely galleried pub around St Katherine's Dock.
Dose Espresso
A classic for the modern Bloomsbury set.
The Eagle and Child
Birth place of Lord of the Rings and other classics.
Eagle Bar Diner
Working on a Back to the Future 4 screenplay?
The Elephant House
Coffee shop made famous by JK Rowling.
Emerson Inn by the Sea
Would Jessica Fletcher write here? Quite possibly.
The Fitzroy Tavern
George Edward Woodberry Poetry Room
Harvard's poetry room, an historical hub for heavyweights.
Getty Museum Cafe
Stunning outdoor cafe overlooking the LA basin, set in luscious grounds and an a
Globe Theatre
In the shadow of Shakespeare, getting those creative juices flowing here.
The Grand Hotel
Be amongst Nobel Prize-winning company.
The Grey Dog's Coffee
Greenwich Village
Grolier Poetry Bookshop
Hill Top Farm
Tranquil home of Beatrix Potter
Hudson River Park
Notepad - check. Sunnies - check. Clear skies - check. Perfect.
Joe & the Juice
Jones Coffee Roasters
EObsessed with coffee!
The London Library
Perfect for writers doing research.
Longfellow National Historic Site
Historic site that's attracted writers through the years.
Magnolia Bakery
Cupcakes and SJP!
The Mark Twain House and Museum
McSorley’s Old Ale House
Oldest 'Irish' tavern in NYC and favourite of famous literary drinker, Brendan B
New York Public Library: Schwarzman Building
Stunning classic library in the middle of Manhattan.
Nexus Art Café
Omni Parker House
Where Dickens gave his first US reading of A Christmas Carol.
The Orchard at Granchester
A beautiful outdoors place to write.
The Plaza
A Manhattan institution.
The Poetry Café
No.1 social hub and meeting place for poets in London!
The Reform Club
Around the World in 80 Days anyone?
Robinson Jeffers Tor House
If you're in Carmel, Go. It even has a poetry prize.
Shakespeare and Company
Book lover's paradise.
The Shelley Memorial
An unusual sanctuary that stirs the soul.
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
No Johnny Depp in sight!
St Mark’s-in-the-Bowery Church
Manhattan’s oldest known site of continuous religious practice
Strand Bookstore
Unlike some big bookstores, this a comfy loveable place.
Strand Bookstore
Unlike some big bookstores, this a comfy loveable place.
Teacup
A New York vibe in Manchester, allegedly.
Tina, We Salute You
Nice little WriteSpot in East London.
The Venetian Hotel Casino
Do it your way.
Vertigo 42
A WriteSpot fit for a modern Evelyn Waugh, and with a view.
Walden Pond
Write in the wilderness that inspired Thoreau.
The White Horse Tavern
Famous as the place where Dylan Thomas drank himself to death.
The Wormhole Coffee
1980s awesome.
Starbucks (Clink Street)
One of our favourites, opposite WriteSpot HQ.
On the Road
Get a car, grab your mix tape and go!
Airport
In the Bath
Beach Hut
Secluded peace and quiet by the sea.
In Bed
Get creative in the boudoir.
On a Boat
Messing about on the river.
Durham Castle
Jail Cell
Do porridge, get writing.
Gondola
Punt your way to best-selling success.
Tavistock Hotel
Tavistock Hotel
Beverly Hills Library
Griffiths Observatory
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