Enter your dates and click "Check Rates" to find hotel prices:
tags / bookstore
Related tags:
|
|
Sweetski says:
In The Netherlands, Selexyz is a chain of 40 bookstores. Normally, the word ‘chain’ means average service, mainstream stock only and uninteresting ‘ten a penny’ stores. None of this is true for Selexyz. Although…, the thought of bookstore chains also brings scenes from the movie ‘You’v…
|
|
|
|
Ann_Hells says:
On my last visit to Barcelona we stopped at the Altair bookshop. I would recommend this place to any travbuddy visiting Barcelona and with a little extra time on their hands. The entire bookstore is dedicated to travel. There are sections for each continent and country. You can find guides, maps, an…
|
|
|
|
dansgirl1978 says:
Another favorite book store for us. This has excellent used books for amazingly cheap prices. I've gotten some unusual finds here. I am a huge fan of history books so I’ve managed to find some unusual and rare history books on the Roman Empire as well as some French language books that I would nev…
|
|
|
|
mynameisalyse says:
I cannot say enough good things about this hotel. The location is prime for touristy sight seers as well as the casual visitor, smack in the middle of a small, cute 13th century square that is smack in the middle of the greater area of Stare Mesto... less than a minute's walk to the central square …
|
|
|
|
|
dansgirl1978 says:
This bookstore/record store is one of our favorite places, period. You can buy wildly cheap records, cds, tapes and books- some new, most used. I have consistently been able to buy unusual and unique books on any topic I can think of for super cheap. For example I bought a great cookbook for $3 and …
|
|
|
|
ekthor says:
Coyoacan is a place I liked very much. It has colonial/barroque style architecture on the surroundings of its central plaza. The central square has a kiosk, a church and also you may find people trying to seel their handcrafts, offering to read you tarot cards among other things.
You'll be having…
|
|
|
|
Mike_Lindgren says:
Bookmarks is a progressive/radical bookstore in Bloomsbury, London, not far from the British Museum. It is in its own way one of the best bookstores in the world. The selection of theory, criticism, and practice that they have is exceptional, especially when it comes to periodicals. What's more they…
|
|
|
|
SamFromBC says:
The Better Buy bookstore is owned by an extremely rude old man.
He has been consistantly rude to my family members, friends, acquaintances, and myself. I won't even go in there anymore.
He stares at you the entire time you're in there, frowning, and makes rude comments if you ask him about a …
|
|
|
|
schochon says:
As I wrote in my Review about 'two weeks in Alaska', I recommended a couple books to purchase for your research and trip. One being the MilePost and the other being the Alaska Almanac, filled with facts about Alaska that you need to know, what to know, and never even thought of knowing, but are nei…
|
|
|
|
xiansational says:
one of the best book stores i've seen during the trip. this place is filled with all the original relics on South-east asia nad Indochina which you have seen pirated throughout the trip. furthermore, prices are affordable and some of the books are even cheaper than overseas. i had wanted to get a bo…
|
|
|
|
ainzerka says:
Agadir's main French and English bookstore. Very good selection, particularly of French Penguin mysteries, but oriented toward teachers.
|
|
Sylexyz
1 review
Bookmarks LLC
1 review
Avoid This Bookstore!
1 review
Librairie Al Mougar
1 review