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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.

This was just what I needed. I'd say this is a medium-sized bookstore chain, with a pretty nice…read morefeeling to it, though it is not as personal as a privately owned establishment. I was able to find German-language books on any subject, and there is a pretty good English-language section there, too. A nice selection of history, gardening, cooking, fiction, dictionaries like Langenscheidt, what must be the largest selection of Teubner cookbooks on earth, Dr Oetker cookbooks, and more. The employees were helpful and friendly and helped me hunt for a book title I wanted. The employees were kind of funny, actually. I was trying to speak German to them, but they gave me a blank look and immediately started speaking perfect English back to me. I must have been murdering their language and didn't know it, or have a horrble American accent, or both. Oh well. Spending some time in this place is a nice way to enjoy the evening, pouring over books, dreaming of things you'd like to do or places to see, learning about the larger world around you. This store is in Wiesbaden, Germany; I don't know why the address is shown in North Carolina. Enjoy.

This is a very nice, small book store in the middle of the Old Market. It's also the only place to…read moreget postcards of Landstuhl! The staff is friendly and helpful and all of the literature is in German. (We are in Germany, after all..) There is an area for greeting cards, an area for magazines, another for little souveniers/toys relating to books. German school kids can also get their supplies here. Supplies are very specific for each class in Germany, so it helps to have a pro get them for you. Parking is fairly easy and the atmosphere is pleasant.

Cute little bookstore in Landstuhl. The owner was extremely helpful and very kindly showed me his…read more(albeit small) selection of English books. He also has a fine collection of high-quality souvenirs (e.g. locally made wooden crosses). Again, he was very patient and helped my fiance pick out the perfect gift for his mother. Will definitely return when I'm back in Landstuhl!

This is a giant books store. I didn't notice how big it was from the outside, but once I stepped…read morein...whoa! It is four, that's right FOUR stories of books. They also have fun areas of nick-nacks such as calendars, journals, cards etc. They even have a little cafe downstairs. I didn't buy anything on this day, but I definitely will be back.

Cute bookstore with unique Frankfurt stationery and gifts. Books are in German, of course, but…read moretourists can find unique Frankfurt souvenirs and items