Great little local bookstore! Customer service was very helpful in finding the titles that I was…read morelooking for. A welcoming experience and a great shop to browse.

Excellent bookstore. Kids section all the way in the back, english-language use inside the door,…read morebut mostly just current popular American fiction.

This very old bookstore (though nearly a century younger than Gutenberg's revolution) is pleasant…read more It is a true bookstore, slightly eccentric, friendly to scholars and browsers with an excellent English section, both for entertainment and serious reading (try the same in German in , say, Atlanta!). It is not a 'great' bookstore--nothing on Blackwell's or Hatchards--but very decent. What their ordering record is, I have simply no idea. They are all right in French, poor in Latin and Greek, absolutely A-1 in maps and guide books (want a trekking guide to Tibet?), plethoric in cooking (much of it decidedly odd: "I wan't to cook for the 3rd World!"). But, in short, though affected by a little Euro-PC, a very decent, time-worn place to buy a book. Location, superb.

A lovely bookshop, but its music book section is surprisingly tiny for a town so devoted to music.read more

Not a huge English-language selection, but they did have some. Plenty of kids books as well, but…read moretheir specialty seems to be Christian books (mostly in German obviously).

I was walking from my hotel to the old town and found this store. By the way I DON'T smoke. What…read moregot my tension was cute wood incense smokers! You put your favorite cone shaped incense inside and smoke comes out of their mouth. They are so cute and great gifts.