From the owner: Knihkupectví se zaměřením na cizojazyčnou literaturu. Najdete u nás dětské knížky, beletrii a…read moreučebnice v angličtině, němčině, francouzštině, španělštině, ruštině a portugalštině. Nabízíme také široký výběr slovníků a zjednodušené četby. Prostě vše proto, abychom vám usnadnili výuku jazyků a potěšili srdce knihomolů :-) Těšíme se na vaši návštěvu!

Neoluxor is a book lover's paradise. It has four floors, and each floor is huge. Being an avid…read morereader, I couldn't resist going into Neoluxor when I spotted it as I was walking down Wenceslas Square. Neoluxor sells all sorts of books--novels, non-fiction, technical books, children's, you name it--and in a variety of languages as well. It took a lot of self-control not to buy a ton of books, and in the end, I bought one item, a Mr. Men box set. [Yelp collections: Europe 2015; Prague, Czech Republic; Libraries and Bookstores]

Hmm, this is the shop where I like to go if I want to treat myself…read more I love books, especially new books in English, and here you get plenty. The staff is always friendly and knowledgeable, ready to help. They have a great selection of school books and study books as well here, as well as a rich variety of books in Czech language, guide books, cook books, wine books, Art books, books on Prague, Moleskine notebooks, children books ... And they are hosting a good events with various writers and other VIPs. This is the shop I will not resist at all

It's a very convenient convenience market close to the hotel I was staying at. Set up is decent…read more Selection is fine.

I have to give Talacko Music 5 stars. It's the kind of store I could spend hours in. Though the…read moreworkers don't really speak English they will try their hardest to find what you are looking for. In my case I was looking for lesser known piano works by Czech composers. I ended up with some etudes by Klement Slavicky, and some early lesser known works by Suk and Smetana. I was looking for some Moscheles, and one of the workers said he wasn't really Czech, but I beg to differ - he was born in Prague and lived there until he was 14! I recommend Talacko Music - if you like sheet music, it's a browser's paradise.

It is a bit strange for me to give this place 5 stars. If this was a store in any English speaking…read morecountry, I would still visit, and even probably like it, but my passion would not run so deep and strong. I am a lover of books. I love the feel, smell, sight, everything about them. I love the weight of them in my hands, the sound of the pages turning, the places they take me, the people I meet within their pages, and the sadness I feel when the story is finished. While most books stores in Prague has a small selection of books, this is the place to go when I feel the need to really browse, pick up something other than the latest best seller in America or England, or a book by a Czech author that isn't Kundra or Kafka. The selection isn't as vast or as plentiful as even a lot of the independent bookstores in other places (The English Bookshop in Stockholm I am looking at you) it is still nice to have it around.

Plenty of books, but they are jam packed, and the people too. I didn't last 5 minutes in there…read more Many patrons were treating it like a tourist side attraction versus a place to peruse and actually select a book to read. The prices were commensurate with The Globe bookstore...about right. I would not go back. I can't comment on the service as I didn't buy anything. Skip it.