General bookshops Bas-Rhin

It is the temple of lovers of literature, classical or contemporary, French or foreign. But it will also delight researchers and students thanks to its second floor. Floor where the clean room is also located, a place of "conversations" very popular during debates, exhibitions, free concerts but also and especially signing sessions that attract the greatest French and international authors here. The manga and comics section is provided as well as the children's literature and travel guides section.

Dinali is the specialist in fine books at bargain prices. All themes are represented: architecture, arts, alsatian, decoration, travel, photography, DIY, cooking, nature. The catalogue also presents very beautiful collections, notably monographs of artists which can be useful for art history students for example or simply for enthusiasts. For children, many books are to be found here, from first readings to music CDs. The books are in good condition and if you hesitate, don't hesitate to ask for advice. A^2nd address at 26 rue de la Mésange near Place Broglie.

The Treasure Ill! The name of this library is already an invitation to escape. Guided by Julia and Pedro, true enthusiasts, you will stroll around discovering books of all styles, and especially children's literature, the shop's specialty. We leaf through the shelves, we like to chat... And the advice given is always judicious. The kids love it! This local bookstore offers great initiatives and the dynamism of its team is not a legend.A stationery, gifts and cardboard section completes the already very wide range.

You can find everything at Fnac in Strasbourg! Starting with books. You will find many books in different genres: French or foreign literature, comics, history, science, art and well-being... But the Fnac de Strasbourg is much more than just a bookstore. A large selection of Blue Ray and DVD movies is also available as well as all the latest musical innovations, state-of-the-art electronic devices (computers, smartphones), board games, toys as well as designer and quality small electrical appliances. The staff are very good advisors and the cash register system is rather well thought out to avoid long queues.

The famous Ehrengarth bookshop has given way to L'Indépendante. Come and take a look, and you'll discover a wide choice of books, from novels to comics and children's books, not forgetting regional Alsatian books. We'll be happy to advise you, and if you tell us what you like, we'll make you a list of ideas for your reading evenings and weekends on the sofa. On request, we'll order the book you want.

Au Bonheur des Livres is a local bookshop that lives up to its name. Here, the welcome is warm and friendly, and the bookseller is always available to satisfy your requests and advise you. The setting is bright and clear, and you'll always be delighted by your discoveries in these small, dedicated spaces, such as the corner devoted to children's books. Regular artist openings take place throughout the year (painting exhibitions and author appearances). And once a month, in the evening, the bookshop offers a reading of Maupassant's texts!

This bookshop-café is run by volunteers from the Livre Ensemble association, with the aim of recreating links in the neighborhood through reading. The bookshop is run by volunteer members and offers some 8,000 items, both new and used, whether you like novels, thrillers, documentaries or even comics! A fund-raising campaign was successfully launched on the Internet by a group of local residents to finance the project.

Much more than a general bookshop, it's also a convivial place with a stationery corner and a tea room. You'll be able to find your favorite novel, comic book or fine art book, and sit down to leaf through the books while enjoying a pastry. If the book you've been dreaming of isn't on the shelves, we'll be happy to order it for you. Exhibitions, concerts, readings, meetings and workshops are also on the program of this lively place, always on the lookout for new ideas to help you discover the best in books.

In the district of La ", facing the Post, this small bookstore has two distinct spaces: adults and youth. You will find an eclectic range of books for all ages: French and foreign literature, alsatiques, lyrics, comic strips, albums for toddlers and even corporate or educational games. The bookseller, Claudia Fleischner, regularly organizes appointments (meetings, dedications, readings, tales…) for all audiences and announcements on his website, as well as the literary events of the moment or his own strokes. Come and visit him, she will gladly advise you!

Located between the Orangerie and Saint-Maurice Church, Chapter 8 retains its vocation of proximity bookstore, the reception and advice of Michèle Beal and his team are always pleasant. The atmosphere is wooded, colourful, poufs and armchair, and is a friendly card. The library offers a wide range of works in each field; novels, books of travel, kitchen, lyrics, books-cd, alsatiques, art books, tourist guides… Not forgetting the children's books presented in a space dedicated to them, they can settle at their convenience to choose the book that will feed their dreams. The library, close to the faculties, obviously breaststroke many teachers and students. Possibility to order books and loyalty cards that qualify for a 5% discount on book purchases.