Books on books on books. There's a vast collection of books from floor to ceiling. The second-hand…read morebookstore is located in a former church. There's stained-glass windows, a spiral staircase and a log fire. It's worth checking out!

What a fabulous spot! This is one of the more unique bookshops you will ever encounter. Housed for…read morethe past three or four decades in an old church, the vibe is about as cool as it gets. Beyond this, however, the number of volumes of used books you'll find here is impressive. Some things are a bit pricey, but you can find something on almost any subject. The owner was the one attending the checkout when we visited and he was quite efficient, polite and gracious. It can get a little crowded when busy, but this place is worth a stop just to appreciate the ambiance. Take a climb to the loft and take it all in for a moment.

Not mobility friendly. Attitude of counter staff left a lot to be desired. I was buying a book for…read moremy son with my husband I got stuck between the tables on mobility scooter. Not one staff member helped 2 strangers helped me as I didn't want a fuss. My husband went to pay for the book so I pulled forward to wait for him and the woman at the counter said weird probably thinking I was deaf. I can't walk but my ears & my brain do. It was really off putting

Great bookstore with fantastic sales. I was able to buy books at half the price that they are in…read morethe States (even calculating in exchange rates!). On top of that, for every pair of books I purchased I got a further discount. I walked out of here with 8 books (only two being touristy and the rest being current best-sellers/new books) for 52 euros. I might also say that included in that price was a bag, a keychain, and a cloth map of Inverness. I felt like I so got a great deal. Bookstore-wise, it's well-stocked with plenty of employees to help. They've got loads of various genres and titles. It's large enough to have something for most people's tastes. Worth a look through if visiting this mall in Inverness. It's also not far from other shops to look through.

magazine and newspaper central on inverness high street. this place has a huge range of magazines…read moreand browsing is great fun for half an hour or so. there are lots of good book offers 2 for 1 sort of thing especially coming to xmas. downstairs is the CD/DVD department along with more books. this is also the place to come for back to school stationery and diaries - especially in january when everything is half price. it is a busy shop and often has a short queue but nothing to worry about

A nice size WHSmith store in the centre of the high street. They have a great range of magazines,…read moregift cards etc. There is a different section for stationery selling famous brands like Parker pens, folders, their own brand of stationery is pretty reasonable too. There is a downstairs section where they sell DVDs, CDs, and a huge range of books. WHSmiths is always my first stop for books and magazines. They get fairly busy but they usually have several members of staff serving. Its a decent size store for Inverness.

A nice shop, well stocked and pleasant staff. Feels a little cramped as they have squeezed so much…read moreinto the store. Some nice guitars.

this is the only music shop in inverness - there is another but this is the one that doesn't…read moreovercharge its customers. there is a good board in the window for musicians wanted and there is a great selection of acoustic and electric guitars. there are also loads of tuition books. one of the best things about the shop is darren the guitar tech. he's a really nice guy who is helpful and often has time for a blether.