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15 years ago
Nice collection. Nice place to sit with a book and read a few pages in Peace before purchasing.
Tituscorso 13
60439 Frankfurt
Germany
Heddernheim
069 9511970
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http://thalia.de
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What time does Thalia open?
Thalia opens at 10:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
What time does Thalia close?
Thalia closes at 8:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Thalia is closed on Sunday.
Mon-Sat 10:00 AM - 8:00 PMSun Closed
Does Thalia have parking?
Yes, Thalia has parking options. Garage Parking
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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
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If Hugendubel has the market in Frankfurt for quantity of books, Walther König has it in aces where…read morequality is concerned. You could spend hours here browsing through the well curated and super organized selection of books on the subjects of fine art, cooking and culture . These kind of books are not cheap but you might come across a good deal because there are always a number of books being offered at a reduced price.
A brilliant bookshop for art books. Books available in English language as well as in German and…read morethey have a very varied and up to date collection.
Lots of English books, plenty of nonfiction too, and gifts and planners and things. The staff were…read morenice too! Yay!!!!
The only newsagents worth browsing in Frankfurt, you can happily spend half an hour in this place…read moretaking in all the international press and mags. The new lights are a bit too bright though and there's quite a mark-up if you actually want to buy any foreign stuff but that's the same anywhere. Check out their seconds-shop in the basement level shopping area for 3 euro English novels and art books.
Das Gewünschte bekommen, sogar noch mehr UND Schokolädchen geschenkt bekommen!
About 20 km north of Frankfurt in the town of Oberursel you find the Little Taunus Bookshop. It is…read morea cozy shop in a historical half-timbered house with a friendly, English-style interior. It is a small shop, but the selection is good with fiction and non-fiction books of many areas. Any book that is not available can be ordered, there is also an online bookshop. There is also a small selection of French books. You get friendly service and help both in English and German, even hard-to-find books are usually located and can be ordered. In addition to books, there is much lovely wrapping paper and great greeting cards in English, which is great if you want to send cards back home. Nice selection of kids' books as well! There is always something new to discover and an online forum gives a chance to discuss books and get recommendations. The website also has recommendations and there are also readings and other events in the shop. Very recommendable for everyone who wants English-language books, cards and service!
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The store is far more focused on clothing than gear, with the gear being displayed mostly for…read moreaesthetics. That's not anything awful, I just happened to be looking primarily for gear and was a bit bummed by it. On the clothing side, I found it quite pricey.
A well organized rare and used book store. It has an impressive collection of interesting books in…read moreEnglish at reasonable prices. The staff is friendly and helpful. They have a vast and interesting collection of books in German.
I am an artist in the Wiesbaden area. I drive to Frankfurt every couple of months to stock up on…read moresupplies. I love the selection in this store. My favorite supplies are always much cheaper at Bosner then at my small local art store or online. They also have free coffee in the book department upstairs. That said, I am changing my five-star rating to a one. I think the staff on the floor are really friendly and helpful. The store is always clean, and it is a pleasure to shop. The downside is checking out. I have only ever been checked out by one woman... and she is miserable. She is the lady with gray and pink hair. She only works the checkout, so you can't avoid her. Every experience at checkout has been bad, but I always thought she was just having a bad day, but after a year, it is more than just a bad day. Today I got all the items I needed to included many Copic markers. A lady working in that department saw me and gave me a complimentary storage case. She said it was free as I was buying so many markers. I went to check out, and there was only one line available. First, she was angry that I had a VAT form. Then she looked at the case that the girl gave me, and told me I could not have it, as I didn't buy enough. She took it and threw it on the other side of the counter. I then tried to explain that the girl the department gave it to me and, she then said she didn't know English. (These storage containers are not an item that they sell, and I had bought 300 euros worth of merchandise.) When she was done checking me out, she gave me another dirty look, and said, "what else do you need?" I said nothing, and she literally took ten minutes getting me my receipt. I love this store... but it is not worth it anymore. As much as I enjoy this store, having to deal with this woman ruins the experience. I am going back to paying a little more, buying on-line, and not having to make the drive every couple of months.
Apparently today I am going to review places I've been to loads of times. Noord is one of them…read more I started going here a while back when living in the neighborhood. Noord is a concept and design store in Frankfurt's Nordend and it is my favorite. They carry local designer's goods... including everything from posters to mugs to jewelry. I can't stand when people say "Ohhhhh that is an Instagram pretty place" (really, is your life that fake and contrived??), but Noord is an Instagram pretty place. But what it is most is local and a place that supports the small guys fighting in a sea of Ikeas and corporations. The service at Noord is attentive and knowledgeable about the products they sell. This means a lot for mindful buyers like myself. Definitely a must-visit in Frankfurt for those loving design and getting behind the concept itself and supporting the local and small guys.