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.

We went there on October 8 and it was another really nice Hugendubel; huge - with a great selection…read more- and lots of (comfortable) seating plus very pleasant employees. Note that there's a charge to use the restroom.

I like to browse here on my lunch break. The English section is pretty varied, more fiction than…read morenon-fiction. They have a small scifi area on the 2nd floor. The fiction/nonfiction is at the top. Toilets are 50¢

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