The best bookshops Mulhouse

A place of literary delight for young and old alike! Its spearhead: foreign-language publications, particularly in German. Le Liseron is a place where a few fairies will help you find the novel, the tale, the game, the music... The aim of this children's bookshop is to share the joy of reading and the discovery of authors and illustrators in a friendly, caring atmosphere. It also organizes events and educational workshops. We wish Le Liseron a very happy 30th birthday!

For over a hundred years, this institution has been the benchmark for bookshops in Mulhouse. Times change, people come and go, but the good addresses remain. Luc Widmaier has taken over the reins with talent. He has preserved the style and know-how that made it such a success. Bisey remains an independent bookshop. Rich cultural encounters are offered, and the click and collect and delivery service has been developed. The current hyper-center location serves as an alternative address, as the bookshop is currently under renovation!

Located in the Maison Engelmann, in the heart of Mulhouse, the 47° Nord bookshop gives reading enthusiasts plenty of scope. Frédéric Versolato, the bookshop's founder, recently handed over the reins. A fine legacy for the new team to carry on! It's a place where you can indulge your passion for beautiful words in all their forms! From meetings with writers and artists, to the expert advice you'll need to find the book you're looking for, it's impossible to lose your way. It's a free space to discover and rediscover!

Fnac Mulhouse opens its doors to you in a calm atmosphere, ideal for reading, learning and entertaining. Several thousand references are available, from the latest novel to more specialized works. It's hard not to find what you're looking for among the well-stocked shelves, and if you can't, it's always possible to order on the spot or via the website. On the first level, the forum area regularly hosts artists and writers for conferences and book signings.

The new Littera page has opened in the basement of the Espace Réunion. For regulars of the former bookshop, there's no major upheaval, apart from a smaller space (700 sq. m. vs. 1,500 sq. m.) and slightly redesigned shelves. The company has opted instead to develop its stationery section, as well as its children's section, featuring educational and leisure games. The choice of books - still classified by genre (literature, thrillers, practical life, youth, comics and Feel Good Books) - is consequently a little more limited. As for the press section, it's always well-stocked, which is just as well, because there's no need to run to the station. Quality welcome and advice!

If you like to smell the smell of old printed paper, if you like to admire the patinated leather bindings, if you like to touch with your own fingers a book published a century ago, then this address is for you. From 0,50 € to several thousands of euros, there is something for everyone in this bookstore, which is more than one hundred years old since it was created in the years 1870-1880. The books are mainly dedicated to Alsace and its history, but not only. Welcome to the shelves of this founding stone of the Mulhouse memory.

It's always a great pleasure to talk about a good and beautiful bookshop, and in the age of the Internet, it's good to remember that books have a huge advantage over computers: they're not immaterial and remain in our libraries. The Graffiti bookshop is a beautiful space dedicated to second-hand books. Around 21,000 references in a very well organized space, with a delivery area in front of the store for loading and unloading books. The Graffiti bookshop, a place to tag on your literary mind...