The Pharmacy Museum "Under the Black Eagle" (1735)

Memlingmuseum-Sint-Janshospitaal (17th century)

Pharmacie du Cerf (the oldest in France)

16th century pharmacy in Biertan

Old Pharmacy
See www.panoramio.com

Ratsapotheke at Stralsund
See de.wikipedia.org

at St. Anne Convent

"The San Martiño drugstore has been documented since the end of the 16th century, always run by a monk from the community. At the beginning he attended to the community and, sporadically, to some poor pilgrim or sick person. But in the middle of the 17th century it was opened to the public and at the beginning of the 19th century it was moved to the left wing of the main façade of the monastery to allow access from outside, in what became known as the new pharmacy."
See en.wikipedia.org

Town Hall Pharmacy (Raeapteek), one of the oldest continuously running pharmacies in Europe, having always been in business in the same exact house since the early 15th century.)

since 1644 in the same location
See www.adlerapotheke-regensburg.de

Farmacia di S. Maria della Scala (17th century pharmacy to the Papal Court, above an operating pharmacy, in a Carmelite monastery)

Adler- und Ratsapotheke
See de.wikipedia.org

Old Pharmacy, located inside the Franciscan monastery, was opened in 1317. It is the third oldest pharmacy in Europe, but the only one of these still working.

Zum goldenen Hirschen
See de.wikipedia.org

at Burg Rheinfels

The "Old Dispensary" (a "dispensary" dispenses medicines)
See www.worldarchitecture.org

Alte fürsterzbischöfliche Hofapotheke 1591

Hôtel-Dieu in Puy-en-Velay: The hospital pharmacy of the Hôtel-Dieu is one of the oldest and largest in France. In the 16th century, apothecaries were called upon to follow up on patients on a regular basis. It was equipped with a herbal tea room in the 19th century, consisting of dryers for plants intended to be served as herbal teas. The Hôtel-Dieu and its hospital pharmacy have experienced 10 centuries of hospital activities in Puy-en-Velay.
See fr.wikipedia.org

Hirschapotheke
See de.wikipedia.org

from 1783

Klosterapotheke (dates from 1766)
See www.klosterapotheke-maulbronn.de

The Naeuiwon (Infirmary) "It's here that the royal doctors of the court took care of the King and his family. It was also called "Yakbang", which literally means a pharmacy. In the Seongjeonggak, the main building of the Naeuiwon complex, there are some tables. Which mean "do one's best to take care of the king and his family". They were written by King Jeongjo himself." - enlish.cha.go.kr