Best Buchhandlung in Stuttgart! Period! It is several wandering floors. A Kasse (cashier) on every…read morecorner and a large selection of travel/tour books, many in English. I'll end this review the way I started it ... Wittwer is THE BEST Buchhandlung/book store in Stuttgart! Period!

Wittwer is without overstatement the biggest bookstore in Stuttgart! Excellent location in the…read moreheart of Stuttgart-city, huge choice of books on five floors: ground floor - novels, comics, cartoons, books in foreign languages; 1st floor - poetry, audiobooks, books on history, politics, geography, music, theater and cinematography; 2nd floor - books on art, photography, architecture, design, city guides and maps, sport, hobby, nature and cooking; 3rd floor - children's books, literature on health, religion, philosophy, psychology, pedagogy; 4th floor - scientific books, IT literature, lots of calendars, language textbooks and dictionaries. As you can see, Wittwer is bookstore #1 for everybody. Strongly recommended!

It's the biggest librairy I have ever seen in my entire life!read more

From the owner: La librairie la plus connue de la ville. Réputée pour les rencontres avec des auteurs qu'elle…read moreorganise régulièrement, la Librairie Kléber n'en offre pas moins un vaste choix d'ouvrages. Guides touristiques, bandes-dessinées, manuels scolaires ou romans, vous y trouverez presque tout.

From the owner: Die Idee: Wir machen Überflüssiges flüssig…read more Oxfam Shops sind Secondhand-Läden mit einem besonderen Konzept. Ehrenamtliche Teams verkaufen hier Dinge, die andere gespendet haben. Die erwirtschafteten Finanzmittel kommen der entwicklungspolitischen Arbeit des Oxfam Deutschland e.V. zugute. Ob Sie uns mit Sachspenden unterstützen, ehrenamtlich mitarbeiten oder in den Oxfam Shops einkaufen - Sie setzen sich damit für die Vision von Oxfam ein: eine gerechte Welt ohne Armut.

As a tourist who can't speak German, I still wanted to visit a bookstore! When I went in, I asked…read moreat the counter, and the staff member told me they take American Express, so I started to look around. Huge selection of books, school supplies, gifts, and much more. I was inside for almost 2 hours. It is quiet, but the staff was attentive to those needing help. There was a visiting author on the second floor that I would have loved to sit in on, but it was obviously in German, so I didn't. There is only one small area with books in other languages, about 200 titles in English, and a few in other languages. All of the books looked like either recent releases or the classics....I had a hard time resisting buying too many to fit in my suitcase! When I paid for my items, they put the small things in a paper bag, but on my way out I found a beautiful German copy of Jane Austen's Pride & Prejudice for only €9....it's coming home with me! I went back in and bought a cute tote bag to carry it on my walk....the tote was €2.50, but it's another souvenir!

a coffee shop on the 3rd floor is a fine place to relax and reading a book....and there're a very…read morenice service.

Open since 1986 this cool little bookstore has an awesome collection of rare and interesting books…read moreand is spread over many floors. It houses way more books than it looks like it was from the outside and has a really quaint and cozy bookstore vibe. The staff was also very polite and we were able to find some really interesting titles. As you would guess most of the titles are in German, but I was able to find many English versions as well. It's free to enter and I believe this is a must visit while in Heidelberg, especially for any reading fans.

They even had a whole bunch of VERY OLD books in English. Under the big table on the left side;…read morethree shelves - and more books behind those. Reasonable too. Minus one star because they're very very dusty. My eyes were itchy after.