Independent bookshop in Hamburg
frau Büchert
frau Büchert is an independent bookshop on Hartungstraße in Hamburg, Germany. It opens six days a week.
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View the OpenStreetMap record- Where is frau Büchert?
frau Büchert is listed in Hamburg, Germany. The recorded address is Hartungstraße 22, 20146 Hamburg.
Check the shop's own website- What sort of bookshop is frau Büchert?
The Atlas records it as a independent bookshop. These categories describe the shop rather than its live stock. Contact it directly about a particular title or edition.
- When can I visit frau Büchert?
Recorded opening hours: Mon–Fri 10:00–18:30; Sat 10:00–16:00; Sun Closed. Public holidays, events and temporary closures can change these hours. Confirm directly before making a special trip.
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The recorded wheelchair-access information is “no”. This is source information, not an access inspection by Creasy Spines. Ask the shop about entrances, aisles, levels and facilities that matter for your visit.
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