statt Online mein Buch zu bestellen, fahre ich mit dem Fahrrad nach Passau zu Pustet. Da ich nur…read moredas Handy zum bezahlen dabei hatte, war es mir trotz Buchkauf nicht möglich, die Toilette zu besuchen, da ich leider die notwendigen 50 Cent nicht dabei hatte, also die nächsten Bücher kommen wieder Online. Ein toller Service.

This was a sweet little stop and the only bookstore I encountered while in Old Town Cesky Krumlov…read more I was in need of my next travel read and their small but mighty section of English books did not disappoint. In addition to books, you'll find a few travel trinkets, postcards and three small rooms filled with books. Mostly written in Czech from what I could tell. The young woman working the front counter was very sweet and wrapped up my book for me in brown paper. The shop had that old time-y 19th Century bookstore vibe that fills your heart. Located in the heart of Old Town, you can easily reach this shop within ten minute's walk of all of the main CK attractions.

Great little local bookstore! Customer service was very helpful in finding the titles that I was…read morelooking for. A welcoming experience and a great shop to browse.

Excellent bookstore. Kids section all the way in the back, english-language use inside the door,…read morebut mostly just current popular American fiction.

Great book/craft/stationary etc store in central Linz. There's a large international section too. A…read morekids play area, a cafe, quiet reading places. The only downfall - ALWAYS a huge queue!

This very old bookstore (though nearly a century younger than Gutenberg's revolution) is pleasant…read more It is a true bookstore, slightly eccentric, friendly to scholars and browsers with an excellent English section, both for entertainment and serious reading (try the same in German in , say, Atlanta!). It is not a 'great' bookstore--nothing on Blackwell's or Hatchards--but very decent. What their ordering record is, I have simply no idea. They are all right in French, poor in Latin and Greek, absolutely A-1 in maps and guide books (want a trekking guide to Tibet?), plethoric in cooking (much of it decidedly odd: "I wan't to cook for the 3rd World!"). But, in short, though affected by a little Euro-PC, a very decent, time-worn place to buy a book. Location, superb.

A lovely bookshop, but its music book section is surprisingly tiny for a town so devoted to music.read more