About The Guide

Hello! We are Sonja and Ivan. And this is our Bookstore Guide. The idea of writing a guide to bookstores all around Europe was conceived while we were on a vacation in Sarajevo, Bosnia. Having a passion for reading and traveling, we have encountered various bookstores throughout Europe and thus have decided to make this blog and write about our findings. If you happen to find yourself in, let's say Amsterdam or Berlin or any other city, we hope that this Bookstore Guide will help you find the books you are looking for so make sure you stop and browse for some of your favorite books in these bookstores.

10.12.07

Reuter + Klöckner, Hamburg

Reuter + Klöckner bookstore logo
Where? Hamburg, Germany



Recommended by Martina M
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Martina said: "Reuter & Klöckner is the bookstore at the University of Hamburg. They have books in English and also books in French, Italian, Spanish, Greek, Ancient Greet, Latin, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, etc."

The Reuter + Klöckner bookshop is located directly opposite the "philosophers' tower" on campus in Hamburg and it primarily focuses on students, who are its most frequent visitors. Whether it is required reading or genuine interest, anyone (from students of languages, law, economics, literature, humanities or simply just the non-students or passers-by) can purchase books on various subjects. The helpful staff will make you feel more than welcome here.

About the bookstore
Reuter + Klöckner Buchhandlung oHG is a bookstore that specializes in domestic as well as foreign books on literature, law, economy, philosophy and history. The staff orders the books you need from international distributors should you not happen to find it in the shop. The Reuter + Klöckner bookstore is everything a student could need.

Reuter + Klöckner bookstore HamburgReuter + Klöckner
Address:
Schlüterstraße 44
20146 Hamburg




Website:
http://www.reuterbuch.de

Phone and Email:
040 41 47 95 0
info@reuterbuch.de

Working Hours:
Mon-Fri 9:30-18
Sat 10-13
The shop is closed on Saturdays during semester breaks.

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